Background
2009
On July 10, Apple and SingTel announced that they will be lanuching iPhone 3Gs commercially.[citation required]
On October 1, SingTel has won the rights to broadcast the Barclays English Premier League matches across its platforms, as effectively as exclusive broadcast rights to ESPN STAR Sports activities for mio Television.[citation needed]
2008
Apple and SingTel announced that they will be launching iPhone 3G and its providers to Singapore in June.
In the month of June, SingTel was the title sponsor of the inaugural Formula A single evening race in Singapore. It was once once again the title sponsor of the Singapore 2009 Formula A single night race.
2005
SingTel launched its industrial 3G providers in February.
2003
SingTel sold 60% of Singapore Publish (SingPost) in May for the duration of an IPO in an energy to emphasis on its core telecommunications providers business.
SingTel divested its stakes in Yellow Pages in June, its directory enterprise to CVC Asia Pacific and J.P. Morgan Partners Asia for S$ 220 million.
SingTel announced that it has appointed Ericsson as the vendor for its 3G network in Singapore in July.
2001
SingTel was awarded a 3G licence in April.
1992
SingTel was integrated in March and grew to become a public firm in October 1993. SingTel at the moment remains as Singapore biggest IPO. It was listed on the Singapore Exchange in November 1993 and on the Australian Stock Exchange in September 2001.
1955
The Singapore Telephone Board (STB) was integrated as a statutory board with exclusive rights to operate telephone support inside of Singapore. This was followed by the merger of STB and Telecommunications Authority of Singapore (TAS) in 1974. Up till that time, STB was accountable for regional providers, even though TAS offered international solutions. 1982 saw the merger of the Postal Division with Telecoms.
1879
3 years soon after Alexander Graham Bell patented his phone invention, Bennet Pell began a personal telephone exchange in Singapore that had 50 lines.
Management
Board of Directors
Chairman: Chumpol NaLamlieng
Group CEO, SingTel: Chua Sock Koong
Chairman, HDFC Financial institution: Deepak S Parekh
Founder, HOPU Investment Management Co.: Dominic Chiu Fai Ho
Chairman, HSBC Bank Australia: Graham John Bradley
Managing Director, Financial Authority of Singapore: Heng Swee Keat
Director, ANZ Banking Group: John Powell Morschel
CEO, Credit Suisse, Asia Pacific: Kaikhushru Nargolwala
Director, Fraser and Neave: Nicky Tan Ng Kuang
Executive Director, Temasek Holdings: Simon Israel
Chairman, Fantastic Eastern Existence: Fang Ai Lian
Chairman, Infocomm Investments: Ong Peng Tsin
Senior Management
Group CEO: Chua Sock Koong
Group CFO: Jeann Minimal
Group CIO: Ng Yoke Weng
CEO Singapore: Allen Lew
CEO International: Lim Chuan Poh
CEO SingTel Optus: Paul O'Sullivan
Global Offices
SingTel has 37 offices in 19 countries situated throughout Asia Pacific, Europe and the US.
Network and Infrastructure
SingTel has a well-established and comprehensive communications network and infrastructure in Singapore and Australia. The Group sophisticated mobile networks cover 100% and 94% of the Singapore and Australian populations respectively. In addition, the Group has interests in about 50 submarine cables with landing points in much more than 50 areas in Asia. It is a major investor in many of the world's most sophisticated submarine cable systems, such as SEA-ME-WE three, SEA-ME-WE four, APCN, APCN two, China-US, Japan-US, C2C, i2i and Southern Cross.
Subsidiaries
The SingTel group of firms includes subsidiaries, related businesses, as well as shareholdings in overseas entities. Its mainstay is in the mobile cellphone industry, exactly where it has a complete subscription base of 285 million as of 31 December 2009 :
Mobile company
Country
Advanced Data Service
Thailand
Bharti Group
India
Globe Telecom
Philippines
Optus
Australia
Pacific Bangladesh Telecom Limited
Bangladesh
Telkomsel
Indonesia
Warid Telecom
Pakistan
Lankacom
Sri Lanka
Other members of the SingTel group include the two wholly owned subsidiaries of SingNet, a wholly owned web service provider, and NCS, an information engineering and communications engineering providers supplier. Linked businesses consist of the Singapore Submit, which was formerly a subsidiary right up until its separate listing on the Singapore Exchange in May possibly 2003 and the New Century Infocomm of Taiwan which SingTel has a 24.5% stake. SingTel also owns twenty.33% stake in Hong Kong's APT Satellite.[citation necessary]
References
^ a b SingTel Group mobile consumer base expanded to 285 million
^ http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_hb4692/is_200305/ai_n17865702
^ http://www.financeasia.com/post.aspx?CIaNID=27243
^ http://property.singtel.com/about_singtel/business_profile/milestones/companypro_milestones.asp
^ http://house.singtel.com/about_singtel/company_profile/milestones/companypro_milestones.asp
^ http://residence.singtel.com/about_singtel/network_n_infrastructure/submarine_cable_programs/networkinfra_submarinecablesystems.asp
External backlinks
SingTel Official Internet site
Subsidiaries
SingNet
NCS Pte. Ltd.
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