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ACCC greenlights Superloop, Lynham separation plan

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By Andrew Colley Verified
| The iTnews Podcast
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has approved a structural separation plan that will allow Superloop to complete its $165 million acquisition of rival, Lynham Networks. Superloop sought approval from the regulator for the joint structural separation plan last month, shortly after it announced its plan to buy the rival fibre-to-the-premises network builder and operator.
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ACCC greenlights Superloop, Lynham separation plan

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By Andrew Colley Verified
| Whirlpool
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has approved a structural separation plan that will allow Superloop to complete its $165 million acquisition of rival, Lynham Networks. Superloop sought approval from the regulator for the joint structural separation plan last month, shortly after it announced its plan to buy the rival fibre-to-the-premises network builder and operator.
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Telcos unable to overturn $7.3bn bill to renew mobile spectrum

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By Andrew Colley Verified
| Whirlpool
Telstra, Optus, TPG and NBN Co will pay just over $7.3 billion to keep expiring mobile and wireless spectrum licenses after the sector’s efforts to lobby for lower costs were rejected. The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) today handed down a final price ruling [pdf] for the expiring licenses of $7.32 billion, $20 million lower than its preliminary finding of $7.34 billion last December.
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