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Huawei to construct 3G network for EWNZ

December 5, 2005

Huawei Technologies ("Huawei") was recognized by New Zealand Econet Wireless ("EWNZ") as the latter's strategic partner for WCDMA networks deployment. This is the first 3G network deployed by EWNZ in New Zealand, and is the first 3G network for its majority shareholder, EWG, in the world. Moreover, it's the first 3G network constructed by Huawei in the Australasia area.

Huawei, as the sole vendor, will start the first deployment phase in Auckland, the largest city in New Zealand, and target to complete the nationwide networks within the next 3 years.

Given the fact that the existing wireless offerings are still generally expensive, New Zealand Government takes active action in deregulating the market, introducing competition, so as to reduce consumers' overall telecom expenses. Thus the Government is very supportive on EWNZ 3G project.

With fast response to customers' needs, high quality products and cost-effective & customized solutions, Huawei will not only provide New Zealand mobile users with more attractive services and cost-saving options, but also help EWNZ to roll out customized services quickly and reduce the operational costs and risks. More importantly, Huawei will help EWNZ to enhance its market competitiveness in New Zealand with its extensive experience in 3G construction and operation.

 

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