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[Summary] => Leading digital walkie-talkie and wireless operator Next Mobile Inc. (NMI) projects its subscriber base to increase by 150 percent to 230 percent this year, as it embarks on an aggressive expansion program and focuses on key markets.
From 30,000 at the start of the year, the company expects its number of subscribers to grow to between 75,000 to 100,000 by the end of 2005, NMI officials disclosed.
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At the end of 2003, NMI registered a net income of P23 million but posted P875 million in losses last year, mainly due to depreciation of around P780 million.
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[Summary] => Wireless service operator Next Mobile (NMI) is targeting certain areas in the United States with huge concentration of Filipino-American households for its product and services via the establishment of a US-based affiliate and entering into strategic relations with Sprint-Nextel, America’s third largest telecommunications company.
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