Tele2 Lithuania secures vital 900/1800 Mhz spectrum bands

Tele2 AB has announced that Tele2 Lithuania has secured 900 and 1800 MHz bands in an auction launched earlier this year.

The new licenses will ensure continued operations after 2017 when the current licenses expire. They will also contribute to higher quality and lower costs, due to the quality and price ratio that Tele2 has opted for. Tele2 will pay EUR 13.7 million for the spectrum, with 20% of the amount charged in 2016 and the rest to be paid over 15 years of the license lifespan.

Allison Kirkby, president and CEO, Tele2 AB, commented: “This spectrum secures our highly successful business in Lithuania. It will also enable us to provide improvements in quality and entails a huge potential for further LTE and LTE Advanced development in a highly cost efficient way.”

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