Docomo: Tata Tele to become profitable after 2015

Nieuws Mobiel India 22 JUN 2012
Docomo: Tata Tele to become profitable after 2015
Japanese mobile operator NTT Docomo expects that it will take several years for unprofitable Indian communications provider Tata Teleservices to become profitable. NTT Docomo holds a 26 percent stake in Tata Teleservices. Docomo expect the Indian company to become profitable in 2015-2017, executive vice president Kazuto Tsubouchi told Dow Jones Newswires.

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