Read this article to learn:
- Market changes and realities since the creation of CTC in 2014
- Specific issues and examples faced by independent towercos in China
- How a licensing versus a “shot clock” permitting regime works
- How independent towercos can create value in China
In July 2014, the world’s largest towerco China Tower Corporation (CTC) was formed to drive infrastructure sharing, also known as “co-build, co-share” in China. With the approval of the General Office of the State Council and led by State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of the State Council (SASAC), and the Ministry of Industry and…
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