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Agreement with CDE for Non-Compliance in 5G: Subtel Informed Wom that He Will Have to Pay $38 Million Outstanding

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This is part of the agreement reached between Wom and the CDE, which established compensation for non-compliance with the deployment deadlines of 5G that could be paid in infrastructure or silver. The Subtel already defined that it will be the second option, and a first fee should be cancelled in January 2027. In addition, the Subtel confirmed that the reception of works from some of the sites that Wom delivered in the last deadline was rejected.

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This is part of the agreement reached between Wom and the CDE, which established compensation for non-compliance with the deployment deadlines of 5G that could be paid in infrastructure or silver. The Subtel already defined that it will be the second option, and a first fee should be cancelled in January 2027. In addition, the Subtel confirmed that the reception of works from some of the sites that Wom delivered in the last deadline was rejected.

·Las Condes, Chile
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Read the original note in the following link: Subtel confirms that WOM failed to meet commitments in the deployment of its 5G network and evaluates a possible collection of guarantee ballots The authority evaluates a possible collection of guarantee ballots that could reach 211,123 UF, equivalent to about $8,697 million. Read the original note in the following link: Subtel confirms that WOM failed to meet commitments in the deployment of its 5G …

The Undersecretary of Telecommunications informed the Commission that WOM filed 86 requests for force majeure and that there are receptions of rejected works. Senator Camila Flores, who weeks ago requested a special session to address the case, asked the authority to explain the measures it will take in the event of any breaches. The president of the [...]

The Subtel informed the Chilean Senate that it reviews whether WOM met 90% of the 5G deployment committed to September, while evaluating possible sanctions, including the expiration of its license.

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DPL News broke the news on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
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