China Communications 3G networks

Net income rose to 758.3 million yuan, or 0.13 yuan a share, from a restated 568.8 million yuan, or 0.10 yuan, a year earlier, the Beijing-based company said Tuesday. Sales climbed 32 percent to 18.26 billion yuan.

China Communications won more orders from China?s major three telecom carrier after the trio were awarded licenses to start 3G services this year. The phone companies may spend about 200 billion yuan on the high-speed networks, according to government estimates.

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