Japan's NTT to take over country's biggest mobile carrier for US$40 billion


TOKYO, Sept 29(AFP): Japan's biggest mobile carrier NTT Docomo will be taken over by its parent company, government-backed Nippon Telegraph & Telephone, in a tender offer worth US$40 billion, the two firms said on Tuesday.

The move comes with Docomo and other Japanese telecoms firms under government pressure to cut the price of mobile phone services, and is expected to help the company boost investment in 5G tech.

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