Cambodian telecoms company Kingtel, a subsidiary of KeyBridge International (Hong Kong) Investment, has begun offering commercial fibre-based internet access services in the capital Phnom Penh and plans to launch voice telephony in the next few months.
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The Phnom Penh Post quotes the firm�s Sales and Marketing Director Un Chanboran as saying that KeyBridge International has invested more than USD140 million in its local business. �Cambodia�s potential, political and economic environment and the number of subscribers are favourable to start operations � With a competitive rate, good technology and flexible packages, we hope many clients will subscribe with us,� the executive said. The Hong Kong-based company purchased a 65% stake in ISP Emaxx in 2014, before acquiring the remaining shares in the Cambodian operator, which will now provide retail telecoms services under the Kingtel brand name. Fibre-optic broadband services are initially limited to Phnom Penh, but will eventually be expanded to seven other provinces and cities, including Siem Reap, Battambang and Sihanoukville.
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