wins telephone installation concession in Korea
29 September 1995
Loxley Plc (LOXLEY) reported that the company has won a concession
to install telephone lines and provide services in Rajin Sonbong Free
Economic and Trade Zone (FETZ) from Korea Republic. The concession will
last no shorter than 30 years, and is renewable.
The company will survey the project site in the FETZ and other areas
in the TumenRiver basin developmeent zone in the initial stage. It will
start the implementation of the project if the survey produces
satisfactory results and after support from the Korean government.
Apart from operating profits from the project, LOXLEY will also gain
benefits in term of having business opportunities to expand the company's
other businesses into North Korea, exchanging technology know-hows with
the host country, and participating in necessary infrastructure
development in Rajin Songbong region.
LOXLEY will report the progress of the project later.
Translated by The Nati