Comments on: VSNL Buys Top VoIP Carrier

By: Ashraf

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[...] VSNL Buys Top VoIP Carrier » LIRNEasia – a regional ICT policy and … – VSNL Buys Top VoIP Carrier. India’s incumbent international operator, VSNL, announced today that it had agreed to buy Teleglobe, the largest international voice over IP (VoIP) carrier in the world — and former Canadian monopoly overseas … [...]

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By: ASR

ASR — Sun, 21 Aug 2005 13:12:46 +0000

VSNL had been the monopoly incumbent long distance opearator without any direct ownership of the end customer. Resultingly VSNL had to face the incumbent government intigrated “All License Operator” BSNL as its competitor. Therefore, so long as VSNL stands firmly on its own legs in its country, it must look outside beyound the shores of India for opportunities.

With TGN acquistion, VSNL gets to reach most of the countries those count in the world and with Teleglobe operations in hand, it has opportunities in voice as well.

The skill lies in managing the acquired businesses to penetrate deep into the future.

By: divakar

divakar — Fri, 29 Jul 2005 06:30:47 +0000

One of the things we had discussed some years ago was how incumbents like VSNL, beneficiaries of asymmetric international settlements were going to survive when the settlements system collapses and/or they lose their monopoly over the international gateway. At that time their future looked gloomy.

I am pleasantly surprised how VSNL was/is able to reinvent itself into a global player. In fact it will contribute to a quicker demise/transformation of the international settlements system when it provides end-to-end services between a large number of countries where it has presence now.

The acquisition of Teleglobe also ties in well with VSNL’s Tyco purchase. As this analyst says:
“Tyco is a wholesale capacity operator which is a layer-one business, while Teleglobe is more of a services player or a layer three business,” said Mr. Kowal. “Together you have a combined operation with a wholesale capacity that puts it right on top of the global market.”
http://www.redherring.com/Article.aspx?a=12902&hed=VSNL+Buys+Teleglobe+for+%24239M&sector=Regions&subsector=Asia

By: samarajiva

samarajiva — Fri, 29 Jul 2005 01:17:32 +0000

There is a certain delicious irony in the privatized former international monopoly of the rich commonwealth country of Canada being bought by the privatized former monopoly of the poor commonwealth country of India. I hope this will not cause the Canadian legislators to block the deal.