Malaysia 5G rollout model likely to be more robust analyst

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Malaysia’s 5G rollout model, where telcos invest in the company deploying the network, is likely to be more robust than other markets. • Five telcos will take a 14 per cent stake in Digital Nasional Bhd (DNB), taking up a collective 70 per cent. • BMI Research head of technology and telecoms research Andrew Kitson says shared investment means that 5G rollout costs will not be as high as in other markets. • He says operators will also need to innovate at the service level to bring in customers, with no difference in quality of network or coverage. • Kitson says there are concerns however that conflicting shareholder demands might affect the pace or direction of deployment plans in specific regions. • He says the government’s decision to press ahead with a second wholesale 5G network also presents some downside risks. • Kitson says the main risk is a potential oversupply, if existing operators do not participate in that. • Read more: https://shorturl.at/uoyHl • ---------------------------------- • #NST #NSTTV • visit us at http://www.nst.com.my • our Facebook / nstonline • more news at / nst_online • and also / nstonline

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