The government's commitment to ensuring that mobile network service providers do not charge additional fees for access to the 5G network demonstrates the government's ongoing efforts to reduce the burden on people's lives.
At 10.26am, CelcomDigi rose five sen to RM4.25 with 298,200 shares traded, while TM's share price edged up one sen to RM5.31 with 482,200 shares changing hands.
The signing, which was commemorated during an event at the TRX Exchange 106, here, today, will see each MNO channelling approximately RM233 million to meet DNB’s funding requirements.
