Digi Admits to Leaving Portugal if He Is Unable to Compete and Calls on Anacom to Reconsider Automatic Extension of the Licenses
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Operator regrets that ANACOM is reversing policies that made it invest in Portugal four years ago and calls on the regulator to reconsider the decision to extend spectrum rights in the name of fair competition in the market. Study led by Abel Mateus estimates loss of 3.5 billion euros in 15 years should Digi leave Portugal
Digi calls on the regulator to reconsider the licensing renewal process. It commissioned a study in which it argues that if consumers leave the market, they can lose EUR 3.5 billion."
Operator asks the regulator "remedies for an environment in which everyone can invest and compete in the market" and admits to abandoning the domestic market if there are no conditions of fair competition.
Operator asked ANACOM to change the spectrum allocation and warns that the stay in the Portuguese market may be in question.
Digi appealed to Anacom to reconsider the decision to extend spectrum rights, arguing that the measure could harm competition in the Portuguese mobile market.
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