CIMB to secure up to US$940m in financing for U Mobile’s 5G rollout

Posted on December 4, 2001 by Guest authors

Malaysian telco U Mobile announced on Friday it has appointed CIMB Bank to facilitate and arrange financing of up to MYR4 billion (almost US$940 million) to support the nationwide deployment of its 5G network infrastructure.

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