Reuters, 9 Feb 2010
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore Telecommunications (STEL.SI), Southeast Asia's biggest telecoms firm, reported a slightly lower-than-expected 18 percent rise in quarterly profit, driven by strong growth in regional mobile customers.
SingTel, which owns Australia's second largest telecom firm Optus and controls stakes in mobile operators across Asia, has seen relatively slow growth in its mature markets. Full Story
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