Fund managers are seeking clarity on the government's decision to offer a 70% stake in Digital Nasional Bhd (DNB) to mobile network operators (MNOs) under the single wholesale network (SWN) model for Malaysia's 5G rollout. While the move aims to foster public-private partnerships, concerns remain over equity distribution and potential delays due to multiple parties involved. Market reactions were positive, with shares of MNOs rising following the announcement. Analysts believe that the final impact will depend on the wholesale agreement between DNB and the telcos.CLARITY NEEDED OVER MNOS 70% STAKE IN DNB, SAY FUND MANAGERS
Fund managers are seeking clarity on the government's decision to offer a 70% stake in Digital Nasional Bhd (DNB) to mobile network operators (MNOs) under the single wholesale network (SWN) model for Malaysia's 5G rollout. While the move aims to foster public-private partnerships, concerns remain over equity distribution and potential delays due to multiple parties involved. Market reactions were positive, with shares of MNOs rising following the announcement. Analysts believe that the final impact will depend on the wholesale agreement between DNB and the telcos.
