Telekom Malaysia may have to lower broadband prices


The lower prices, said BMI Research, could also lead to a boost in the uptake of broadband, and consequently, IT services in the country.

PETALING JAYA: Telekom Malaysia Bhd (TM) could be compelled to lower its prices due to the emergence of low-cost rivals such as Singapore’s ViewQwest Pte Ltd, which began operating in Malaysia in July.

The lower prices, said BMI Research, could also lead to a boost in the uptake of broadband, and consequently, IT services in the country.

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