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  • Hutchison Telecommunications (Australia) Ltd
    Early in 2009 Hutchison Telecommunications (Australia) Ltd and Vodafone Australia agreed to merge their Australian mobile telecommunications businesses. Hutchison, through its 3 brand, launched Australia's first 3G network and services. The combined entity will provide coverage to 63% of the population with 3G services and to 95% of the population with 2G services. The merged entity will operate under the name VHA with products marketed under the Vodafone brand with the option to continue to operate the 3 brand. It is perhaps likely that within five years VHA will have significantly closed the gap on Optus in terms of market share. However Telstra may have lost disproportionately more customers to VHA and this may result in a market share split for Australia of roughly a third of the market each as compared to a split of 40/35/25 between Telstra, Optus and VHA today. However the response in the short term from Optus in particular is likely to be aggressive in terms of pricing competition for both consumer and business users. Previously Hutchison was the fourth largest mobile service provider in Australia which included operating a Third Generation (3G) Wideband CDMA (WCDMA) network - in Sydney, Adelaide, Brisbane, Gold Coast, Melbourne, Perth, Canberra, Werribee, Geelong, Campbelltown, Frankston and Wollongong, branded '3'.
    Last Update: 16 Jun 2009   Number of Pages: 18

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    Table of Contents
    1. Synopsis
    2. Vodafone and Hutchison merge australian operations. 
    2.1 Competition concerns
    2.2 High level facts and figures 
    2.3 Positive and Negative elements
    2.4 Management
    2.5 Outlook
    3. Company information
    4. Financial results
    4.1 Financial results - 2007 - 2008
    5. Financial results - historical
    5.1 Financial results - 2006
    6. Operating highlights
    7. Market analysis
    7.1 Hutchison no longer the 3G market leader
    8. 3G Alliances
    8.1 Hutchison 3G Australia (H3GA)
    8.1.1 New agreement with Telecom New Zealand
    8.2 3G network sharing agreement with Telstra
    8.3 Yahoo!7 - as portal advertising partner
    9. The network
    9.1 Overview of 3G networks
    9.2 3G '3' network
    9.3 Network management
    9.4 3G network sharing agreement with Telstra
    9.5 3G HSDPA network upgrade
    9.6 3G Network expansion
    9.7 Network history
    9.8 Network management
    9.9 Spectrum acquisitions
    10. Company ownership
    10.1 Parent company - Hutchison Whampoa Ltd
    10.2 Telecom New Zealand
    11. Products and services
    11.1 3G
    11.2 Mobile TV
    11.2.1 3 completes mobile TV MBMS trial
    11.3 Mobile broadband
    11.4 The X-Series (Internet applications suite)
    11.4.1 Overview
    11.4.2 Users can make Skype calls
    11.5 Alliance with iiNet
    11.6 Skypephone
    12. Company history
    13. Related reports
    

    Table 1 - Operating revenue and annual change - 1997 - 2009
    Table 2 - Key financial results - 2004 - 2008
    Table 3 - ARPU per month - for year to Dec 2006 to 2008
    Table 4 - Hutchison ARPU per month - 2004 - 2008
    Table 5 - Non-voice ARPU per month - 2004 - 2006
    Table 6 - Average margin and acquisition cost per customer - 2004 - 2006
    Table 7 - Overall subscribers and annual change - 1999 - 20091
    Table 8 - Customers by division - 2003 - 20081

    Exhibit 1 - Hutchison Telecommunications (Australia) Ltd at a glance
    Exhibit 2 - Hutchison spectrum acquisitions
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