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Home›Business & Finance›FINTEL Signs Agreement with Tonga Cable Limited for Construction of Submarine Cable
Business & Finance

December 7, 2011 · about 14 years ago

FINTEL Signs Agreement with Tonga Cable Limited for Construction of Submarine Cable

FINTEL inked an agreement with Tonga Cable Limited to construct Fibre Optic Submarine Cable, costing $40 million. The cable will link Nuku’alofa and Suva. The link will enhance communications, supply high speed internet, and access to the global information infrastructure, for the people of Tonga. R

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FINTEL inked an agreement with Tonga Cable Limited to construct Fibre Optic Submarine Cable, costing $40 million.

The cable will link Nuku’alofa and Suva.

The link will enhance communications, supply high speed internet, and access to the global information infrastructure, for the people of Tonga.

Robert Bolouri , managing director for Tonga Cable Limited, said that this step will improve Tonga’s economic performance.

The cable link is expected to be completed by March 2013.

[mappress] Subsea World News Staff , December 07, 2011

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