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• Under the agreement, Cubis will own 74 percent and Detecon, 26 percent.
• Detecon said it was in talks but that no deal had yet been reached.
• Lebanon's has two GSM networks run by German firm Detecon and Kuwait's Mobile Telecom Company respectively.
• The lowest cost offer was presented by Germany's Detecon, followed by Kuwait's MTC and France's Orange.
• Cubis and Detecon have agreed to keep the BZT in Saarbruecken, capital of the German state of Saarland, and to keep on the agency's 40 employees, the government said.
• Solving the billing problems this presents is " not impossible, but an extraordinary challenge, " said Boschulte, whose Detecon Inc . is a subsidiary of a German consulting firm.
• Leonard Muganwa, head of the Public Enterprise Reform and Divestiture office, said two consortia, one including WorldTel and the German Detecon, and the other including Nostrad and Saskatel, have qualified.
• The company has announced that Singapore Telecommunications'Internet unit, SingNet, is considering a 30 percent stake in CyberCity, and that Detecon Marketing Consulting, unit of Deutsche Telekom, will buy 10 percent.
• In June 2000, UTL was privatized when the government divested 51 percent of its shares to Ucom, a consortium formed by Detecon of Germany, Telecel International of Switzerland, and Orascom Telecom Holding of Egypt.
• The government said it agreed to sell the BZT agency, which inspects phones, fax machines, computers and other equipment for regulatory standards, to German telecommunications consulting firms Cubis AG and Detecon Deutsche Telepost Consulting GmbH.
• The consortium, made up of WorldTel, the International Telecommunication Union's investment fund, and Detecon, a Deutsche Telekom subsidiary, bid dlrs 23 million in cash and deferred payments as the sole bidder in an international tender for shares of the company, the IFC said.
• Telecommunications Minister Jean-Louis Kordahi told a news conference late Monday that among seven companies that tendered to manage the Arab country's two mobile phone networks, Germany's Detecon had offered the cheapest price : US $ 201 million and US $ 192 million for the two existing operators Cellis and Libancell.
• Germany's Detecon, France's Orange, Kuwait's Mobile Telecommunications Company ( MTC ), Italy's Telecom Italia Mobile, Egypt-based Orascom Telecom, Norway's Telenor and Ireland's DigiCel are engaged in " a tough competition " to win the contract, Kordahi said.