At&t to expand Asian business with Indonesian operation license

Flight imaging (compiler 文慧) according to the Wall Street Journal, US telecoms operator At&t recently announced that the company has obtained a licence to operate in Indonesia, taking the first step towards further expanding its corporate presence in Asia. The At&t company has been working with local Indonesian suppliers to operate telecoms, and it is now the country's first foreign telecoms operator to obtain the industry's licence to operate.　　Since then, At&t has provided services directly to Indonesian businesses, which means more lucrative profits and revenues, and a broader customer base. At&t Company after two years of declaration and approval before obtaining this license.　　Prior to this, the company has conducted a number of investment activities in the region, but did not disclose specific content. "Every Asian market is the object of our close attention and careful evaluation," said Romain Pesswitz Romanpacewicz, senior vice president of marketing and global Strategy at&t.　　"and hinted that the company next is expected to enter the Thai and Vietnamese markets. Licensing means a big increase in revenues: In 2006, At&t's earnings increased by 60% in the year after the company obtained a licence to operate in India.　　Overseas business is becoming the next growth booster for US telecoms companies, as the US home market has stalled. Local telecoms operators in Indonesia should pay close attention to At&t's entry, which only means more competition.