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MCMC says that construction of telecommunications towers near housing areas would not cause health hazard to the residents nearby.

edotco has entered into an equity partnership with ISOC Infrastructure, Inc. (ISOC) in the Philippines, known as ISOC edotco Towers, Inc.

Malaysian Government have paid RM42 million in electricity charges for YTL's 1Bestarinet Yes4G Telecommunication towers in schools nationwide.

Five questions with Wan Zainal Adileen Wan Puteh, the Chief Regional Officer (Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei) of edotco Group.

edotco Pakistan signed agreements with three of the country’s major Mobile Network Operators (MNOs), Jazz, Telenor and Zong 4G.

edotco announced it has acquired 325 towers from (SEATEL Cambodia). It now operates over 3,600 telecommunications towers in the country.

MCMC published its its 2017 Universal Service Provision (USP) Annual Report. There are still some RM9.4 billion in the fund as of 2017.

edotco is using Drone Technology and Artificial intelligence (AI) from Aerodyne to monitor its Telco Towers. So far 100 towers have been inspected.

TowerXchange says there are an estimated 22,682 Towers in Malaysia for mobile communications, representing almost 2,000 mobile subscribers per tower.

edotco Bangladesh has been selected by the Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC) to obtain a conditional tower sharing license.

edotco Malaysia acquired 80% of Tanjung Digital Sdn Bhd at RM140 million, giving it access to 225 telecommunications towers in the state of Kedah.

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

Sarawak Multimedia and Communications Authority to be set up, plans to invest RM1 billion in the construction of more communication towers.

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