Indosat watchers consider the stock a questionable call

Article Abstract:

Indonesian Satellite's share prices have steadily dropped as investors worry about lower global phone rates and cross-country phone payments. Accounting rates which operators pay for calls routed to another country have been reduced since substantial payments are made to the phone company on the receiving end. Furthermore, rates for long distance calls have been lowered as many Asian firms continue to lose business to US callback services.

Indonesian Satellite Corp.

---

Telkom stock appears set for new gains next year

Article Abstract:

Indonesian telecommunications giant Telekomunikasi Indonesia's stocks have become very popular as their value rose by 30% since Nov. 1995. Despite a short lull in Dec. 1995, the company's stock is headed for continued prosperity in 1996 with the influx of foreign investment. Telekomunikasi contributes around 15% of capitalization in the Jakarta securities market, a fact which makes its stocks highly liquid.

P.T. Telkomunikasi Indonesia Tbk

---

Similar abstracts:

• Abstracts: Telkom offer is shadowed by unsigned contracts. China signs U.K. cable deal; British telecom firm aims to protect market hold
• Abstracts: How to use structural constraints to compute an upper bound for the pallet loading problem
• Abstracts: Mining and telecom offers imminent. Tambang Timah's IPO scheduled for October. Indonesian plans for bank, power and steel
• Abstracts: Taiwan OTC market fans see some reasons to buy. Tech stocks show promise. Shares that feed on domestic spending beckon from rubble of Taiwan market
• Abstracts: Cabinet holds familiar faces: specter of corruption looms as large as ever. Despite critics in the military, Bangkok is safe

This website is not affiliated with document authors or copyright owners. This page is provided for informational purposes only. Unintentional errors are possible.