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Home » Telstra biggest spender in Australia’s 3.4/3.7 GHz auction

Telstra biggest spender in Australia’s 3.4/3.7 GHz auction

November 26, 2023
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The Australian Communications and Media Authority’s (ACMA) announced the following results in its 3.4/3.7 GHz bands spectrum allocation process:

Of 588 lots available, 574 were allocated to bidders. The allocation realised total revenue to the Commonwealth of $721,766,300.

  • Mobile JV Pty Ltd won 44 lots of spectrum for $128,194,100.
  • NBN Co Pty Ltd won 200 lots of spectrum for $14,384,600.  
  • Optus Mobile Pty Ltd won 4 lots of spectrum for $33,539,600. 
  • Telstra Ltd won 326 lots of spectrum for $545,648,000. 

“The outcomes of the allocation process align strongly with our objectives,” said ACMA Chair Nerida O’Loughlin. 

“The allocation of this spectrum will support digital connectivity, promote competition and facilitate investment in new services for Australian consumers and businesses across metropolitan and regional areas of Australia. 

The licences issued will come into force shortly, with the 3.4 GHz band licences expiring in December 2030 and the 3.7 GHz band licences expiring in January 2044.

 

Source: ACMA
Tags: Australia
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