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“There are no concerns about individual companies,” Altmaier said in Berlin. “But each product, each device must be secure if it is going to be used in Germany.”. Nearly half of the German company’s revenues come, however, from its fast-growing U.S. unit T-Mobile which is hoping to win U.S. approval to take over Sprint in a deal that would create a close challenger to leading duo Verizon (VZ.N) and AT&T (T.N). A source at one competitor said: “This looks like an appeasement strategy towards the U.S. government over the Sprint deal.”.
Other German telecoms players say, meanwhile, that they are continuing talks with Chinese vendors as they draw up proposals to take part in Germany’s auction of 5G licenses in early 2019, “We are watching the discussion very closely, but we will not participate in the current speculation,” said Telefonica Deutschland (O2Dn.DE), Germany’s No.3 operator that has existing relationships with Huawei and ZTE (000063.SZ), another Chinese vendor, United Internet (UTDI.DE), a potential new entrant that is weighing bidding for a 5G license, said it was in talks with two vendors on its strategy - one of which is Chinese, A sterling silver blue football helmet cufflinks spokesman declined to identify the vendor but according to media reports it is ZTE..
Analysts say German telecoms operators depend heavily on Huawei, meaning it will be hard to rip out and replace its existing gear or to cope without the Chinese company, the world’s top network supplier, in building their 5G networks. “If the Chinese companies are excluded, this would reduce the number of vendors – and that could drive costs higher,” said Hans Schotten of the Technical University in Kaiserslautern. “For that reason, many operators would be reluctant to do without Huawei.”.
TOKYO (Reuters) - Domestic investors have sought nearly double the number of shares offered by SoftBank Group Corp’s (9984.T) soon-to-list wireless unit, two sources from a lead IPO underwriter said, underscoring strong demand for Japan’s third-largest telco, Overseas institutional investors have sought sterling silver blue football helmet cufflinks more than three times the number of available shares, the sources said on Friday on condition of anonymity as they are not authorized to disclose the figures publicly, Domestic investors will buy more than 80 percent of the offering..
Strong retail demand for the float was further underscored by Japan’s SBI Holdings (8473.T), which earlier in the day said it had sold all its allotted shares in SoftBank’s telecoms unit. SBI is one of the lead underwriters for the domestic portion of what is set to be Japan’s largest-ever IPO. An error with its allocation of shares to investors had earlier led to rumors of lower-than-expected appetite. The telecoms unit, SoftBank Corp (9434.T), priced its IPO this week at an indicated 1,500 yen ($13.22) per share, and said it would sell an extra 160 million shares to meet the demand, raising about $23.5 billion.
There are, however, some concerns weighing on investors’ minds ahead of the unit’s trading debut in Tokyo on Dec, 19, Among those is the scrutiny of SoftBank’s relationship with Huawei Technologies [HWT.UL] as governments sterling silver blue football helmet cufflinks around the world move to shut out the Chinese firm amid worries its gear could facilitate Chinese spying, SoftBank plans to replace 4G network equipment from Huawei with hardware from other suppliers, two sources said, a process that is likely to be time-consuming and expensive..
There are also concerns around reliability of alternative suppliers after a software glitch in Ericsson (ERICb.ST) equipment caused widespread network disruption for SoftBank customers last week, said one of the sources who is a senior government official. The disruption sent SoftBank Corp CEO Ken Miyauchi rushing to the telecoms ministry to apologize. Japan is considering officially reprimanding SoftBank and telling it to ensure the disruption does not reoccur, the source said. Shares of SoftBank Group closed down 4.6 percent on Friday, taking this month's decline to about 11 percent. The benchmark index .N225 dropped 2 percent.
FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Thyssenkrupp (TKAG.DE) moved on Friday to fill key management positions, preparing sterling silver blue football helmet cufflinks for the spin off its capital goods business after a tumultuous year that saw the resignation of the conglomerate’s top leadership, The German steel-to-elevators group said it would propose Johannes Dietsch, finance chief of pharmaceuticals group Bayer (BAYGn.DE) until May, as chief financial officer from February 2019 with a three-year contract, Dietsch, 56, joins Thyssenkrupp during one of its largest ever restructurings: a planned spin-off of its elevators, car parts and plant engineering units into a separately listed entity to be called Thyssenkrupp Industrials..