SK Telecom Considering Offer For Sprint
Jul 10, 2007, 12:17 AM by (staff)
According to reports from South Korea, SK Telecom is looking to buyout Sprint. The company has been talking to private equity firms to share cost, as Sprint's market value is higher than that of SK Telecom. Because of this disparity, there is also speculation that the Korean leader is looking to invest in Sprint instead. SK Telecom co-owns MVNO Helio with Earthlink, which currently operates on Sprint's network.
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Sprint and Helio are joining forces. In the coming months....(yadda yadda yadda)...
Welcome to the New Helio.
Nascar???
No!!!
But why would they invest in Sprint. That's just stupid.
Wireless Buddy said:
I was going to switch to Sprint in 2 years!
But why would they invest in Sprint. That's just stupid.
Yeah. Investing in one of the largest telecomm companies in the country with incredibly de...
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I work for sprint and i kinda hope that this happens
But yeah, the U.S. needs much, much better handsets!!! Real camera phones that actually have auto-focus!!!
I don't believe any of this would happen. mobile_trojan made me realize Sprint can profit on their fiber op. There may be some kind of venture like Spr...
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Not happening. Was just a ploy to boost stock.
Hmmm
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SK Telecom + Private Equity + Alltel?
That would be interesting.