Maxis maintaining competitive edge


Resilient: The first Maxis Experiential Lounge opened in Penang to brief the public on its services. The telco’s near-term earnings are expected to remain resilient given its superior network offering.

PETALING JAYA: Unperturbed by consolidation within the industry, Maxis Bhd says it will continue to look at inorganic expansion, especially in the enterprise segment which is key to its convergence strategy.

The mobile telecommunications services provider reckons while the proposed merger of its peers, namely Digi.Com Bhd and Celcom Axiata Bhd, could affect its network standing and commercial execution, its overall convergence strategy, which has already factored in an industry consolidation, remains intact.

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