Commentary: Why is Singtel still holding on to troubled Aussie telco Optus?

by admin | Oct 12, 2025 | Asia

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Singtel unit Optus is under growing scrutiny after two back-to-back disruptions to Australia’s “000” emergency call system, says former editor and financial journalist Ven Sreenivasan.

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