
Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. Thank you for standing by, and welcome to Oi's Conference Call to discuss the Fourth Quarter and Year of 2011 Results of Oi and its direct and indirect subsidiaries. This event is also being broadcast simultaneously on the Internet via webcast, which can be ...
of America Movil and Telefonica TEF confer a clear competitive advantage over cash-flow-constrained peers TIM TSU and Oi TNE . Economic Outlook Points to Better Days Ahead Despite Brazil's disappointing stock market performance in 2011 (the Bovespa
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telecom regulator) data suggests that Vivo and TIM stole a small amount of share from Oi (the brand name for Tele Norte Leste's TNE mobile arm) and Claro in the fourth quarter. For the year, however, the four major carriers all pretty much maintained their
Telefonica TEF for EUR 7.5 billion ($9.6 billion). It used roughly half the proceeds to buy 25% of Tele Norte Leste TNE , known as Oi. Oi is the largest fixed-line telephone company in Brazil, and the fourth-largest wireless firm. These transactions
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While Tele Norte Leste's TNE (known as Oi) third-quarter earnings report was in line with our expectations, the continued erosion of its core fixed-line
the sector becomes more profitable, new competitors become motivated to enter the fray. Fixed-line carriers such as Oi TNE and Embratel have already started offering satellite service in the past year, and new cable firms such as GVT will be turning
make a meaningful move forward. After adjusting for the weaker Brazilian real, we are lowering our fair value estimate for TNE to $12 per ADR from $15. We are now using an exchange rate of BRL 1.75 per U.S. dollar as of Oct. 10, 2011 (versus