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	Nortel Networks: Nortel Networks Completes One of World’s Longest Optical Networks for China Telecom
		In an international public tender announced in February 2001, China Telecom awarded Nortel Networks a contract estimated at approximately US$101 million to deploy this key project By cooperating closely, the companies were able to install, develop, test and certify the network within one year.
		China Telecom is the country’s largest telecommunications operator with businesses covering fixed lines and various value-added Internet services.
		China Telecom has been seeing a rapid growth in the country’s promising telecommunications market.
	www.nortel.com /corporate/news/newsreleases/2002a/01_23_02_china_telecom.html (651 words)

	CNN.com - Profit focus on China Telecom - Apr. 22, 2003
		China Telecom is expected to launch Little Smart in the southern city of Guangzhou on May 17.
		China Unicom is aiming to add 21.5 million mobile users this year, split 11.4 million for its CDMA service and 10.1 million for its GSM network.
		China Telecom is expected to buy five or six provincial networks from its parent company by the end of 2003.
	www.cnn.com /2003/BUSINESS/04/22/china.telecom.biz/index.html (508 words)

	CNN.com - China Telecom adds six networks - Oct. 27, 2003
		China Telecom's net profit for the six months ended June was 9.26 billion yuan -- a figure that would have been 30 percent higher if the six networks to be acquired were included.
		China Telecom had said previously it planned to buy the networks in the six provinces, and is following an acquisition route taken by several state-run Chinese firms, including both China Mobile and China Unicom, to expand by buying assets from a parent company.
		The network areas to be acquired have a population of 303 million, which would give China Telecom a total population coverage of 524 million, or 40.8 percent of China's total population as of the end of 2002.
	cnn.com /2003/BUSINESS/10/27/china.telecom.reut (465 words)

	Asia Times Online :: China Business News - China Telecom answers London's call
		After China Telecom's move, China Mobile, the world's largest mobile-telephone operator by number of users, said it is also looking for opportunities to tap emerging markets worldwide.
		China Telecom (Europe) is committed to the creation of an "Information Silk Road" that offers seamless information-technology services among Europe, Asia and the US, said Leng.
		China Mobile Hong Kong acquired Hong Kong's fourth-largest mobile operator, China Resources Peoples Telephone, early this year, and has given mobile service access to some countryside parks and areas in the special administrative region, to meet demands from tourists.
	www.atimes.com /atimes/China_Business/HI15Cb01.html (910 words)

	China Telecom Sells Debt, Equity
		China Telecom Ltd sources said the company is to spare no effort in purchasing more assets from its parent.
		China Telecom Ltd made a similar purchase in October last year by acquiring six provincial networks from its parent for 46 billion yuan (US$5.56 billion), bringing its number of city and provincial networks to 10.
		According to Dai, China Telecom is undertaking the common practice of purchasing assets from its parent step by step to enhance its competitiveness, a trend found among other domestic telecom giants such as China Mobile and China Unicom.
	www.china.org.cn /english/BAT/89097.htm (532 words)

	China Telecom's Net Profit Up 153%
		China's largest fixed-line phone operator, China Telecom Corp Ltd, Wednesday posted a better-than-expected 2003 net profit of 24.69 billion yuan (US$2.98 billion), up 153 percent from the previous year, benefiting from its solid growth in wireless and broadband businesses.
		As a matter of fact, both China Telecom and its rival, China Netcom, have spent billions of dollars over the last two years to roll out their PAS and broadband networks.
		China Telecom Corp Ltd also said yesterday it plans to issue shares worth roughly HK$23.7 billion (US$3 billion) to fund the planned acquisition of 10 provincial phone networks from its state-owned parent company.
	www.china.org.cn /english/BAT/90606.htm (471 words)

	CNN.com - China Telecom to offer 16.8B shares - Sep. 25, 2002
		China's telco market is one of the biggest in the world and is still showing strong growth at a time when many other markets are stagnant.
		China Telecom said in the filing it was the leading provider of wireline local telephone, data, Internet and leased land lines in four of China's wealthy regions -- the Shanghai metropolitan area and the provinces of Guangdong, Jiangsu and Zhejiang.
		China Telecom's net income for the year ended December 31, 2001 was almost $1.8 billion, according to U.S. generally accepted accounting principles, the filing said.
	edition.cnn.com /2002/BUSINESS/asia/09/25/china.telecom (700 words)

	Juniper Networks :: Press Releases 2002
		China Telecom, the operator of China's largest terrestrial communications network, selected the ERX for its wire-speed performance, sophisticated routing capabilities and ability to enhance standard broadband connectivity offerings with innovative IP services.
		China Telecom also installed the ERX in Central China to support the growing base of broadband subscribers in the rapidly developing city of Wuhan, the capital of Hubei Province.
		China Telecom added 35 million fixed line subscribers during 2001 alone, about 50 percent of the world's subscriber growth for the year, and increased its total subscriber base to 179 million, 99 percent of China's total.
	www.juniper.net /company/presscenter/pr/2002/pr-020709b.html (641 words)

	hot telecom - China telecom market article
		China's telecom sector has exploded in the last 10 years and is now the world's largest telecom market, ahead of the United States.
		China's telecom industry has been growing leaps and bounds during the past few years, and the trend remained unchanged in 2005.
		As proposed in the five-year program, China is to enhance the construction of its broadband, digital television and next generation Internet, so as to achieve their merger in the future and prepare for triple play services.
	www.hottelecoms.com /cp-article-may2006.htm (1306 words)

	China: Parting with Tradition \| June 6, 2005 \| Telecommunications Magazine
		As for the enterprise customer, China Telecom’s intention is to use the NGN as a basis for making a stronger push into the ICT outsourcing space with a view to generating higher-margin revenue.
		China Telecom’s NGN migration will surely be gradual given the vast and sprawling nature of its existing circuit-switched network that serves some 200 million customers.
		During 2004, China Telecom says it completed the necessary field tests and network planning for 3G even though the Chinese authorities have yet to reveal their hand as to which 3G standards will be licensed and who will be the recipients of those licenses.
	www.telecoms-mag.com /Article.asp?Id=AR_666 (1626 words)

	IT100: China Telecom Profile
		Perhaps one sign that China Telecom will win a license: CEO Wang Xiaochu was head of China Mobile until the government moved him to China Telecom last year.
		China Telecom Corp. Limited provides wireline telecommunications services, including local, domestic long distance and international long distance telephone services, Internet and managed data, leased line, and other related services to residential and business customers.
		China Telecom Corp. was incorporated in 2002 and is based in Beijing.
	www.businessweek.com /it100/2005/company/CHA.htm (360 words)

	Telecommunications -- U.S. Commercial Service China
		China is accelerating the establishment of a legal framework for the telecommunications industry following its WTO accession.
		China further restructured its telecommunications industry in 2001, in an effort to introduce additional competition in the market and help local companies to prepare for the competition expected from capital-rich, well-managed and technologically strong international firms.
		China Mobile and China Unicom are the only two of which are authorized to provide mobile telecom services at the present time.
	www.buyusa.gov /china/en/telecommunications.html (880 words)

	Telecom giants plan financing for 3G projects
		China Mobile, China Telecom and China Netcom, all plan to return to mainland stock markets seeking ton of fresh capital to build infrastructure to implement a new generation of mobile phone service.
		A spokesperson for China Mobile, the largest Chinese mobile operator, said it is the companies intention to raise funds on the mainland market, but there is not a concrete timetable for an IPO.
		Although China Telecom has not publicly announced its plans for going public on the Chinese market, insiders say the company is studying proposals from investment banks to raise 40 billion yuan (5.13 billion U.S. dollars) by issuing A-shares in the second quarter of this year.
	www.chinadaily.com.cn /bizchina/2007-01/07/content_776287.htm (444 words)

	November 12, 2003 - Akamai and China Telecom (USA) Join Forces to Provide Improved Web Performance in China
		China has evolved as one of the world's largest and rapidly growing Internet markets, with 33 million ISP accounts in 2002 as estimated by Gartner.
		To support the growth of the market, China Telecom is constantly seeking business relationships to maximize the performance of its services for both business and residential customers.
		China Telecom is the largest fixed network carrier in China with more than 50 years of telecom operation experience.
	www.akamai.com /html/about/press/releases/2003/press_111203.html (662 words)

	CNN.com - China Telecom to be split - November 27, 2001
		China has promised to let overseas firms own up to half of China's fixed line phone ventures after it joins the world trade body.
		China Netcom is a wholesale carrier whose investors include Goldman Sachs and Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. Its backers include the son of Chinese President Jiang Zemin.
		One banker close to China Telecom told Reuters news agency on Monday that in the next few weeks the southern carrier may renew talks with bankers aimed at re-launching an IPO.
	edition.cnn.com /2001/BUSINESS/asia/11/27/china.telecom (460 words)

	Telecommunications: The Data Communications Market Opens Up
		As China Telecom prepares for what may be the largest IPO in China's history, it is worth taking a look at where the company stands in an increasingly competitive data communications market.
		China Telecom faces more vigorous competition in the broadband access market, but with most competitors just beginning to launch service, the former monopoly remains the leading provider.
		China Telecom's Internet backbone is also the most extensive in China, and the company has some 953,000 km of fiber-optic cables crisscrossing the country.
	www.chinabusinessreview.com /public/0105/dean.html (2763 words)

	China Telecom Monopoly Ends - (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		BEIJING -- China announced on Thursday it had officially finished restructuring the state phone giant China Telecom -- a symbolic triumph for competition in one of the country's most guarded and crucial sectors.
		China Mobile Telecommunications (Group) Co., with capital of 51.8 billion yuan, has inherited cellular networks across the nation with roughly 40 million subscribers.
		Another key component of the breakup included China Telecom handing its paging business to a budding state-owned competitor, China United Telecommunications Corp, which is planning a $4-5 billion stock listing in Hong Kong and New York in June.
	www.wired.com /news/business/1,35797-0.html (518 words)

	China Telecom opens its subsidiary in US (11/04/02)
		China Telecom, the largest fixed-line telecommunications operator in China, opened its subsidiary --China Telecom (USA) Corporation in Washington on Nov. 4.
		Chang Xiaobing, Vice President of China Telecom, said at an opening ceremony that "setting up China Telecom (USA) is the first step in our overseas development strategy," with an aim to bring the US customers closer to China.
		Zhang Weihua, head of China Telecom (USA), said the focus of his company was to create seamless communications links between American headquarters and their subsidiaries in China.
	www.china-embassy.org /eng/zt/wto/t36961.htm (188 words)

	China Business Strategy : News: China Netcom Group Buys Jitong Communications
		China's state council laid down a plan for the integration of the assets of China Netcom Group, Jitong Network Communications, and China Netcom Corp, which is also known in China as Little Netcom.
		MII is the regulator of the telecom and Internet industry, sometimes going as far as appointing government officials to company positions and setting fees for the industry.
		China Netcom Group was also ordered to merge the assets of two major broadband providers, China Netcom Corp. and Jitong.
	www.china-ready.com /news/ChinaNetcomGroupBuysJitongCommunications061603.html (364 words)

	China Telecom To Be Pushed From The Nest - Forbes.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		China Telecom is the Chinese equivalent of a Baby Bell such as Verizon Communications (nyse: VZ - news - people).
		The answer, apparently, is that China is determined to continue the privatization process by which it is gradually exposing its big, state-run enterprises to the transforming effects of market pressure.
		The China Telecom deal is clogging the pipeline, so Beijing will accept a lower valuation to get the deal done--preferably by Nov. 8, when the Communist Party convenes in Beijing to anoint a new generation of leaders.
	www.forbes.com /home/2002/11/04/cx_ml_1104chinatelecom.html (703 words)

	RedOrbit - Technology - China Telecom (Shanghai) Selects PacificNet Epro for CRM Services
		PacificNet Epro was selected as China Telecom's CRM consulting and training partner, to help Shanghai Telecom improve its service quality with a goal to generate profit through CRM services, telemarketing and outbound telesales.
		China Telecom (http://www.chinatelecom.com.cn/) is the largest fixed service telecommunications provider in China, which includes data, Internet, and the XiaoLingTong PAS wireless system.
		China Telecom is the leading provider of wireline telecommunications services in China, providing voice, data, image, multimedia and telecommunications and information services in 20 municipalities, provinces and autonomous regions in China with a subscriber base exceeding 200 million.
	www.redorbit.com /news/technology/355072/china_telecom_shanghai_selects_pacificnet_epro_for_crm_services/index.html?source=r_technology (762 words)

	China Telecom launchs broadband brand
		The country's biggest fixed telecommunication operator, China Telecom Corp, has started the commercial operation of its China Vnet broadband business brand, trying to emulate the success of its sister company China Mobile with partnership with its service providers.
		China Telecom announced yesterday that its broadband Internet subscriber base reached 6 million by September 10, compared with the nation's total of 9.8 million by June 30.
		China Mobile launched its data service brand Monternet last year and has already achieved good results with the co-operation of service providers, by featuring an easy billing mechanism and rich content.
	www.chinadaily.com.cn /en/doc/2003-09/16/content_264756.htm (301 words)

	China Telecom - Sybase Inc
		China Telecom, the leading provider of wire-line telecommunication services in China, needed to improve the speed of its database storage and queries.
		In 2002, China Telecom completed a corporate restructuring as well as a global public offering and now has shares listed on both the Hong Kong and New York stock exchanges.
		China Telecom ultimately chose Sybase for its strengths in data collection, access, utilization and management.
	www.sybase.com /detail?id=1036771 (466 words)

	China Telecom files for IPO. - Aug. 2, 2002 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		China Telecom plans to start marketing the IPO in late September and the stock is expected to make its trading debut in October.
		China Telecom has neither formally acknowledged plans to list nor said how it would spend the proceeds of a share listing.
		China has said it will give the two fixed-line rivals mobile phone licences -- highly-coveted in the world's largest cellular market -- but most analysts agree the firms are unlikely to offer mobile services before 2004.
	money.cnn.com /2002/08/02/news/international/bc.telecoms.hongkong.chinatelecom.reut/index.htm (711 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Business \| Mobile sales boost China Telecom
		China Telecom also announced plans to issue shares worth roughly $3bn to fund the planned acquisition of 10 provincial phone networks.
		Nam Park, telecoms analyst at HSBC in Hong Kong, said China Telecom's great strength was the sheer size of its market.
		China Telecom acquired six provincial networks from its parent company in 2003, and as a result was forced to restate its 2002 results to include them, which lowered profits.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/business/3518918.stm (283 words)

	News @ Cisco: China Telecom Selects Cisco as Primary Supplier for ChinaNet 2006 Expansion
		During the 2005 expansion, China Telecom deployed eight units of the Cisco CRS-1 to integrate and upgrade ChinaNet's supercore network nodes in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Tianjin, Xi'an, Chengdu, Wuhan and Nanjing.
		China Telecom's CRS-1 deployment is one of the largest in the world, and the company is one of the first five service providers in the world to install the multichassis configuration of the CRS-1, which delivers even greater capacity.
		During 2001 alone, China Telecom added 35 million fixed-line subscribers, about 50 percent of the world's subscriber growth for the year, and increased its total subscriber base to 179 million, 99 percent of China's total.
	newsroom.cisco.com /dlls/global/asiapac/news/2006/pr_07-05b.html?... (736 words)

	- Legend, China Telecom team up for broadband apps - Internet Business News
		Under the agreement with China Telecom, Legend will preinstall software to connect PCs sold by Legend with China Telecom's China Vnet ADSL (asymmetric digital subscriber line) service and the two companies will work together to develop collaborative applications for broadband networks, according to a Legend statement.
		The agreement will also help China Telecom to promote broadband services to Chinese Internet users, who are demanding a wider range of services from telecommunications providers, the statement said.
		China Telecom has seen demand for broadband services rise quickly over the last two years, the statement said.
	www.thestandard.com /article.php?story=20040108163201146 (444 words)

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