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News, Telecommunications - Thursday, March 8, 2012 10:10 - 7 Comments
Telstra seals $11 billion NBN deal
news Telstra announced yesterday that it had finalised its Definitive Agreements with the National Broadband Network Company and the Commonwealth Government for Telstra’s participation in the rollout of the NBN. The agreements and associated Government policy commitments are slated to provide Telstra $11 billion in post-tax net present value over the long-term life of the agreements.
The finalisation of the agreements comes eight months after the deal was originally inked. At the time, approval of Telstra’s structural separation undertaking and customer migration plan were pending approval by the competition regulator. The $11 billion value of the deal has been scheduled to be paid out in amounts over “many years”.
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