MyRepublic secures S$23m capital funding
CEO says vision is to build a lean operator that can survive with 8% market share
Singapore
MYREPUBLIC, which offers fibre broadband service and aspires to become Singapore's fourth mobile operator, has attracted S$23 million in capital, including investments from Brunei's leading telecommunications provider, DST.
A spokesman said that DST committed investments towards MyRepublic's mobility trial in October, "drawn by company's exploration of advanced, small cell LTE technology to roll out its mobile network".
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