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Mobile broadband service as part of the Naza Communication NURI Program will be implemented around 200 villages in 80 locations nationwide in Malaysia.

edotco Pakistan to acquire Tanzanite Tower Private Limited for USD90 million (approximately RM385.4 million), involving some 700 towers in Pakistan.

Celcom and Ericsson demonstrated the first 5G technology trial in Malaysia achieving a peak throughput up to 18Gbps and latency as low as 3ms.

edotco announced an additional USD100 million private placement with Kumpulan Wang Persaraan (Diperbadankan) (KWAP) joining the fold of investors.

Malaysia-based edotco Group became the first towerco to utilise bamboo in the construction of a telecoms tower, installed on a rooftop in Bangladesh.

Axiata Group Berhad now owns 65.9% of edotco, while the remaining shares are collectively owned by Khazanah Nasional and INCJ.

edotco announced a record USD600 million Primary and Secondary Equity Private Placement Deal by entering into a binding term sheet with INCJ and Khazanah.

edotco Group conferred the “2016 Southeast Asia Telecoms Tower Company of the Year Award” by Frost & Sullivan at the Asia Pacific Best Practices Awards.

edotco has reached an agreement with Atilze Digital Sdn Bhd to provide 25 sites for low-power, long-range wireless protocol (LoRa) networks in Klang Valley.

edotco Group's carbon fibre structure, the first tower of its kind in Asia, installed in Taman Tasik Prima, Puchong is currently being utilised by Celcom.

Huawei, showcased Malaysia’s fastest indoor speed of 1Gbps at the Malaysia Small Cell Industry Summit in front of 200 summit participants.

edotco to invest RM5 million to build 22 High Speed Mobility Solution sites in Cyberjaya allowing network operators to rapidly offer 4G LTE connectivity.

Digi to access over 3,600 edotco telecom sites nationwide and new built-to-suit sites to accelerate Digi’s network expansion.

edotco Mobility Solution is a mobile cell site consists of a cellular antenna tower & radio transceiver equipment, used to provide extended coverage.

edotco has partnered with Yoma Strategic Holdings to start its Telecommunications infrastructure business in Myanmar. US$200 million over 5 years.