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Hutchison 3G going strong in Australia

July 17, 2003

Hutchison 3G Australia, the second 3G operator in Australia said the start of its 3G business has gone well.

Kevin Russell, Hutchison chief executive, told the press that the number of new customers joining the 3G service has been faster than expected.

He also added last week the company signed up more than 2000 new customers for its 3G service and expects the rate to increase with the introduction of new coverage areas later in the year.

Hutchison wants to spend approximately Euro 3 billion in Australia to improve coverage areas.

Telstra was the first 3G operator in Australia and had beaten Hutchison to the first spot by just over a month. Telstra said it plans to sell around 55,000 3G handsets by mid-2004.

Hutchison's other rivals, Optus and Vodafone, won't launch 3G service until 2005.

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