Vee TIME to merge 2 WiMAX subsidiaries

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Vee TIME to merge 2 WiMAX subsidiaries

Chloe Yu, Taipei; Adam Hwang, DIGITIMES

Thursday 10 April 2014

Vee TIME, a WiMAX operator in central and southern Taiwan, on April 9 announced the merger of its two subsidiary WiMAX operators, Tatung InfoComm in central and southern Taiwan and Vmax in northern Taiwan, with the former to be the surviving company.

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