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NTT details record losses

After-effects of telecoms bubble and all that

By Tony Hallett

Published: 5 April 2002 07:30 BST

NTT, Japan's largest telecoms carrier, has said it will report an annual loss of about Y865bn ($6.5bn), mainly because of international forays by its mobile and long-distance arms.

The dip into the red is the largest ever by a Japanese company outside of the financial sector.

NTT said it will have to write-down about Y2,095bn ($15.8bn). A large part of the adjustment reflects the dipping value of investments made by subsidiary NTT DoCoMo in AT&T Wireless in the US, Hutchison 3G UK and KG Telecom in Taiwan.

Long-distance and international unit NTT Communications will also see write-downs, against web-hosting outfit Verio and its stake in Philippines carrier PLDT.

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