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Good advice, but doesn't apply here.
I wouldn't call this "useless tech". Read below:
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/news/hydrogen-batteries-to-cut-carbon/story-e6frgal6-1225780620381
ChinaTel Acquires 51% Equity Stake in Chinese Hydrogen Fuel Cell Manufacturer VN Tech
Thursday, April 07,2011
By News Blog
ChinaTel embraces a cleaner, greener, and cheaper alternative for back-up power used to operate telecommunications infrastructure equipment
SAN DIEGO, CA – April 7, 2011 –China Tel Group, Inc. (“ChinaTel”) (OTCQB:CHTL), a US-based operator of wireless broadband and telecommunications networks, today announced it has signed a subscription and shareholder agreement with Shenzhen VN Technologies Co., Ltd. (“VN Tech”). The parties will form a joint venture operating company that will manufacture, distribute and sell hydrogen fuel cell systems. ChinaTel is paying VN Tech five million shares of its Series A common stock in exchange for a 51% stake in the joint venture. VN Tech is transferring to the joint venture its intellectual property rights and its relationships with key industry members in the Peoples Republic of China (“PRC”) in exchange for a 49% stake in the joint venture. The transaction has been structured to allow ChinaTel to report the results of the venture’s operations on ChinaTel’s consolidated financial statements in the same manner as its other subsidiaries.
The venture will deliver fuel cell systems that satisfy the telecommunication industry standard to provide back-up battery power to operate data centers and remotely located infrastructure equipment during periods where primary electrical transmission is interrupted for any reason. Hydrogen fuel cell systems provide an operator long term cost savings and other advantages compared to conventional back-up power sources. For example, back-up power for a modern wireless base transceiver station (“BTS”) typically relies on a lithium-ion or other rechargeable battery that costs $2,500-$3,500 and weighs approximately 350 kg. These BTS batteries draw electrical power to maintain their charge, require periodic maintenance and replacement every 2-3 years (with environmental burdens related to disposal), and have a back-up storage capacity of only 4 hours before needing to be supplemented by diesel or gasoline generators. Hydrogen based fuel cell systems have a higher initial cost, but weigh less than 20 kg, require no maintenance, do not require separate cooling systems, last indefinitely, and the fuel source is compact enough to be stored on site in quantities sufficient for a prolonged power outage.
ChinaTel predicts a robust market for hydrogen fuel cell systems in the PRC, which already has an estimated 1.3 million BTS units requiring back-up power, with 100,000 additional BTS units projected to come on line each year. ChinaTel expects the venture to sell fuel cell systems to leading infrastructure manufactures as OEM branded equipment. ChinaTel will itself be a customer for the venture’s products by substituting hydrogen fuel cells for conventional batteries on all its future BTS orders. Under the terms of the agreement, ChinaTel enjoys a 10% discount compared to the lowest price charged to any other telecommunications network operator. ChinaTel’s discount applies to any project in which it has at least a 25% direct or indirect ownership interest.
“We are proud of this opportunity to reduce the total carbon footprint of not only our own operations but those of the entire telecommunications industry,” remarked ChinaTel’s CEO, George Alvarez. “The less energy needed to manufacture, operate, and replace these components, the better for the environment and for our bottom line.”
For more information about ChinaTel, visit www.chinatelgroup.com. In addition, executives from ChinaTel are now available for media and analysts interviews.
About China Tel Group, Inc.
ChinaTel acquires spectrum assets through acquisition or joint venture relationships, and provides capital, engineering, architectural and construction services related to the build-out of wireless broadband telecommunications networks, which it then operates by offering services attractive to residential, enterprise and government subscribers. ChinaTel currently focuses on emerging markets where internet penetration rate is low relative to the capacity of incumbent operators to provide comparable cutting edge services, and/or where the entry cost to acquire spectrum is low relative to projected subscribers. ChinaTel currently has project operations in People’s Republic of China and Peru. Additional target markets include countries in Latin America, the Caribbean, Southeast Asia and Eastern Europe. ChinaTel’s administrative headquarters are in San Diego, California. For more information, please visit www.chinatelgroup.com.
Safe Harbor Statement
This press release contains forward-looking statements that involve risks and uncertainties. Actual results, events and performances could vary materially from those contemplated by these forward-looking statements. These statements involve known and unknown risks and uncertainties, which may cause the Company’s actual results, expressed or implied, to differ materially from expected results. These risks and uncertainties include, among other things, product demand and market competition. You should independently investigate and fully understand all risks before making an investment decision.
ChinaTel Contacts
Media/Analyst Relations
Kimberley Brown
Core Insights 360 PR
Public Relations
1-404-314-2900
kbrown@coreinsights360.com
or
Retail Investors
Tim Matula
ChinaTel Group, Inc.
Investor Relations
(Toll Free) 1-877-260-9170
investors@chinatelgroup.com
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ChinaTel Acquires 51% Equity Stake in Chinese Hydrogen Fuel Cell Manufacturer VN Tech
Thursday, April 07,2011
By News Blog
ChinaTel embraces a cleaner, greener, and cheaper alternative for back-up power used to operate telecommunications infrastructure equipment
SAN DIEGO, CA – April 7, 2011 –China Tel Group, Inc. (“ChinaTel”) (OTCQB:CHTL), a US-based operator of wireless broadband and telecommunications networks, today announced it has signed a subscription and shareholder agreement with Shenzhen VN Technologies Co., Ltd. (“VN Tech”). The parties will form a joint venture operating company that will manufacture, distribute and sell hydrogen fuel cell systems. ChinaTel is paying VN Tech five million shares of its Series A common stock in exchange for a 51% stake in the joint venture. VN Tech is transferring to the joint venture its intellectual property rights and its relationships with key industry members in the Peoples Republic of China (“PRC”) in exchange for a 49% stake in the joint venture. The transaction has been structured to allow ChinaTel to report the results of the venture’s operations on ChinaTel’s consolidated financial statements in the same manner as its other subsidiaries.
The venture will deliver fuel cell systems that satisfy the telecommunication industry standard to provide back-up battery power to operate data centers and remotely located infrastructure equipment during periods where primary electrical transmission is interrupted for any reason. Hydrogen fuel cell systems provide an operator long term cost savings and other advantages compared to conventional back-up power sources. For example, back-up power for a modern wireless base transceiver station (“BTS”) typically relies on a lithium-ion or other rechargeable battery that costs $2,500-$3,500 and weighs approximately 350 kg. These BTS batteries draw electrical power to maintain their charge, require periodic maintenance and replacement every 2-3 years (with environmental burdens related to disposal), and have a back-up storage capacity of only 4 hours before needing to be supplemented by diesel or gasoline generators. Hydrogen based fuel cell systems have a higher initial cost, but weigh less than 20 kg, require no maintenance, do not require separate cooling systems, last indefinitely, and the fuel source is compact enough to be stored on site in quantities sufficient for a prolonged power outage.
ChinaTel predicts a robust market for hydrogen fuel cell systems in the PRC, which already has an estimated 1.3 million BTS units requiring back-up power, with 100,000 additional BTS units projected to come on line each year. ChinaTel expects the venture to sell fuel cell systems to leading infrastructure manufactures as OEM branded equipment. ChinaTel will itself be a customer for the venture’s products by substituting hydrogen fuel cells for conventional batteries on all its future BTS orders. Under the terms of the agreement, ChinaTel enjoys a 10% discount compared to the lowest price charged to any other telecommunications network operator. ChinaTel’s discount applies to any project in which it has at least a 25% direct or indirect ownership interest.
“We are proud of this opportunity to reduce the total carbon footprint of not only our own operations but those of the entire telecommunications industry,” remarked ChinaTel’s CEO, George Alvarez. “The less energy needed to manufacture, operate, and replace these components, the better for the environment and for our bottom line.”
For more information about ChinaTel, visit www.chinatelgroup.com. In addition, executives from ChinaTel are now available for media and analysts interviews.
About China Tel Group, Inc.
ChinaTel acquires spectrum assets through acquisition or joint venture relationships, and provides capital, engineering, architectural and construction services related to the build-out of wireless broadband telecommunications networks, which it then operates by offering services attractive to residential, enterprise and government subscribers. ChinaTel currently focuses on emerging markets where internet penetration rate is low relative to the capacity of incumbent operators to provide comparable cutting edge services, and/or where the entry cost to acquire spectrum is low relative to projected subscribers. ChinaTel currently has project operations in People’s Republic of China and Peru. Additional target markets include countries in Latin America, the Caribbean, Southeast Asia and Eastern Europe. ChinaTel’s administrative headquarters are in San Diego, California. For more information, please visit www.chinatelgroup.com.
Safe Harbor Statement
This press release contains forward-looking statements that involve risks and uncertainties. Actual results, events and performances could vary materially from those contemplated by these forward-looking statements. These statements involve known and unknown risks and uncertainties, which may cause the Company’s actual results, expressed or implied, to differ materially from expected results. These risks and uncertainties include, among other things, product demand and market competition. You should independently investigate and fully understand all risks before making an investment decision.
ChinaTel Contacts
Media/Analyst Relations
Kimberley Brown
Core Insights 360 PR
Public Relations
1-404-314-2900
kbrown@coreinsights360.com
or
Retail Investors
Tim Matula
ChinaTel Group, Inc.
Investor Relations
(Toll Free) 1-877-260-9170
investors@chinatelgroup.com
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And here comes the bidders and volume!
CHTL Major BIDS now 3 at .175 and 6 at .17
CHTL going!! Train leaving the station!
Reduces current interest expense by $14 million and overall savings of well north of $20 million for 2011. Clears the way to purchase the 49% equity stake in CTCT Chinacomm!
CHTL unreleased news! Two 8-k's out after the bell yesterday. Cancellation and transfer (to CHTL) of ChinaComm interest note (Tripling the present value of CHTL) and purchase of a fuel cell company to round out their hardware line!
http://www.otcmarkets.com/edgar/GetFilingHtml?FilingID=7849025
http://www.otcmarkets.com/edgar/GetFilingHtml?FilingID=7848272
CHTL unreleased news! Two 8-k's out after the bell yesterday. Cancellation of ChinaComm interest note (Tripling the present value of CHTL) and purchase of a fuel cell company to round out their hardware line!
http://www.otcmarkets.com/edgar/GetFilingHtml?FilingID=7849025
http://www.otcmarkets.com/edgar/GetFilingHtml?FilingID=7848272
CHTL unreleased news! Two 8-k's out after the bell yesterday. Cancellation of ChinaComm interest note (Tripling the present value of CHTL) and purchase of a fuel cell company to round out their hardware line!
http://www.otcmarkets.com/edgar/GetFilingHtml?FilingID=7849025
http://www.otcmarkets.com/edgar/GetFilingHtml?FilingID=7848272
Want to see a MONSTER bid? Look at CHTL right now.
Back to .0089 or below is where it belongs. Zero proof.
Good way to lose your money. NOn filing company listed as a STOP on pinksheets.com
ROTFLMAO!!! This PR has Tim Connolly written all over it!
Geesh. ANd I suppose you think ZTE's PR'ed relationship with ChinaTEl is a scam also?
http://wwwen.zte.com.cn/en/press_center/news/201101/t20110126_216465.html
They won't be when the inancials are released.
This board needs to disable BOLD!
grawsha is correct.
CHTL - NBT Equity Research, LLC
Update: ChinaTel Group, Inc. Jan 14, 2011
Tobin Smith, Chief Research Officer
Symbol: OTCBB: CHTL
Current Price: .28 Outstanding Shares: 402.83M
Strong Buy/2012 Target: $2.50 2015 Target: $8-$10 (DCF 2011-2015 NBT forecasts @16% discount rate)
NBT Equity Research is conducting a complete update to its ChinaTel Group, Inc (CHTL) coverage. This is an extensive endeavor as the transformational nature of the recently closed/disclosed network development JV with Golden-Bridge Netcom Communications Co.,Ltd (“GBNC” www.gbnc.com.cn) and Shanghia Yng Yue Network Technology Ltd. (“YYNT”) plus the accelerated deployment of the first 7 cities in Peru with 95% subsidiary PeruSat S.A. 2.5Ghz spectrum (in conjunction with strategic global partner ZTE Corporation who is financing 100% of equipment and deployment services) requires significant UPWARD revisions to our forecasts and business model for CHTL.
In short, for a LOT less capital than we originally expected CHTL is getting a LOT more network and exclusive business and spectrum licenses and fiber backbone assets. With the significant new 4G network and 34,000 fiber optic network in China, ChinaTel has transformed itself from a one-trick pony to the largest national 4G last mile/fiber backbone carrier in China reaching over 1 billion population with wireless mobile broadband.
In fact, in China the business model of ChinaTel is now more like Time Warner Cable or Cox Cable in the US: the ability to offer voice/data/video content for ONE fixed price which is significantly lower than these discrete services could be purchased separately.
We are hard at work with ChinaTel executive team on revising forecasts and conducting a third-party individual valuation of ChinaTel’s 4 operating divisions (along with 4G specialists/consultants Quantum Group and Ari Zoldan) which we expect to have concluded by end of January.
The VERY quick math on the sum-of-the-parts private company valuations now looks like $8-$10 of private market value per share (@750M outstanding shares fully diluted) for the four divisions and the exclusive spectrum, fiber and business licenses.
At 40 cents a share today shares in ChinaTel Group continue to offer, in our opinion, the most significant risk/reward opportunity in our research universe. We continue to project a 20X-to-30X capital appreciation opportunity by 2014 as ChinaTel’s 4G wireless mobile network just in China will represent the largest nationwide 4G nationwide wireless operator in the world serving over 1 Billion population in China and PeruSat will provide full LTE 4G service to over 15 million in Peru.
Better yet, all THREE of the new services in 2011 will consolidate their revenues to the CHTL income statement starting in Q3 2011—so long to the visibility gap discount for ChinaTel.
We have spent hundreds of hours with CHTL/GBNC and ZTE management to understand the transformative nature and scope of the “new” ChinaTel business model which we now refer to as “ChinaTel 2.0”.
We have also spent considerable time with the 4G equipment/handset manufacturers at the CES Consumers Electronics Show this last week. These meetings have given us a roadmap for the technology roll-outs and strategy behind the Wi-Max/LTE takeover of the wireless broadband world.
We want to share the highlights of our research and travels in this update and set the stage for the major report and upgraded valuation of ChinaTel Group’s enterprise valuation and its new structure as CHTL begins to report revenues from 3 of its 4 major operating divisions (the 49% JV with CECT-Chinacomm Ltd will continue to report only a single-entry on the income statement for its minority NON-consolidating share of positive or negative income from the JV).
2011-2012 NBT Equity Research Report for ChinaTel Group, Inc. Highlights
The New ChinaTel 2.0 Assets (refer to updated fact sheet on their website http://www.chinatelgroup.com/wp-content/uploads/downloads/2011/01/CHTL_fs-2.pdf
The Chinacomm 4G Network—the original 29-city network representing over 300M population in China’s 29 biggest cities with 29 3.5Ghz spectrum licenses and 17,000 km of dark fiber (4 strands we believe). Deployment is on schedule for first 12-cities and June 1 service sales target in on track. Beijing, Shanghai and Shenshun each get 200 base stations initially—about 4 times what we originally projected—and the remaining cities get 20-25 base stations.
The standard subscription will be a $8-$12 unlimited data plan. Its anticipated subscribers will get a dual band (Wi-Max and TD-LTE) “Mifi” card that receives the Chinacomm 4G signal and creates a “hotspot” for up to 5 separate digital devices.
This portable MiFi hotspot strategy is what Verizon has used for its iPad customers with great success.
Furthermore, as the amount of dual chip (Wi-max/TD-LTE) enabled smartphones, tablets, ereaders and laptops/netbooks in China EXPLODES—from every vendor you know and 2500 you have never heard of—it is clear the ecosystem for dual chip enabled devices in 2011 will be everywhere.
In China, ZTE already sells a $99 smartphone with Wi-Max/LTE chip running on Android operating system—and a tablet too. We expect to see prices of iPhone clones and iPad clones (running on Android) in China to explode this year based on our visits to the CES show.
With Mifi cards the size of a credit card coming in from Taipai at $15 wholesale, CHTL’s $8-$12 unlimited data plans are going to be a killer value proposition for the mass market 4G wireless mobile broadband consumer. Next expect to see 4G chips built into the backs of iPhones, Blackberry’s and every kind of handset and tablet you can imagine.
As US investors begin to be saturated with the 4G advertising of Verizon and ATT—and begin to use 4G at 25-30Mbps speeds and SEE just how amazing 4G mobile wireless broadband really is—we expect those same investors to come to understand how amazing Chinacomm’s $8-$12 unlimited 4G data plan actually is.
With ONE MiFi card a household can have 5 or 7 digital devices ALL receiving 20-30Mbps speed to their flat screen, handheld, laptop,desktop, tablet or ereader via wi-fi. It’s a TRULY amazing service and Chinacomm AND Golden Bridges service will be the LOW COST competitor since their deployment costs are SO much lower than competititor China Mobile, China Unicom or China Telecom.
Remember on a cost per POP (point of presence) basis Chinacomm and Golden Bridge networks will be 40-60% LOWER since in China the Tier 1 players have to let them co-locate their towers/antenaes thereby eliminating a LOT of deployment costs.
All in all, CHTL/Chinacomm/Golden Bridges all-you-can eat $8-$12 pre-paid wireless 4G broadband service is without question going to be a smash hit with China’s 480M Internet users. 70% of TV shows are consumed watching a laptop—just wait till Tablets are $200 and see what THAT does to 4G bandwidth consumption.
IPTV—Internet protocol TV-- is next on the big application upsell list. BesTV in Shanghai already has 1.2 million subscribers to its via a $30 set-top box for 30 Rmb a month--
Nearfield communication chips (NFC) come next into all mobile devices in China. Android 2.3 version already supports them—and Android is going to completely dominate China. With the NFC chips in the mobile device chipset, your mobile device becomes you wallet for mobile payment—a HUGE opportunity in China. NFC enabled smartphones, tablets, etc will change the banking system in China and adds another revenue opportunity for Chinacomm.
Sino Crossing Ltd—51% controlled 34,000 km fiber optic network of 2 strands (upgradable to 4) linking 90% of China and access to metro fiber rings in all cities on the network
Highlights: Shanghai Ying Yue Network Technology Ltd (“YYNT”) and Azur Capital (“Azur”)/CHTL 51% controlled fiber IP backbone service named “Sino Crossing”
• ChinaTel controls 34,000 km of fiber optic cable
• The Sino Crossing fiber backbone connects all major population centers in the People’s Republic of China (PRC) and includes purchase option for ALL metro rings for 90% of major metropolitan areas in China
• ChinaTel is upgrading the first 9,600 km of the fiber for transmission of data to a 100GB standard with 85% financing from ZTE fiber optic transport equipment and equity capital from Isaac Organization $1.50 a share stock purchase agreement. Additional capacity up to 1.5 Terabytes is available.
The business plan is to use sell excess data transmission capacity to other Tier 1 telco operators in China (China Mobile, China Unicom, China Telecom AND Chinacomm Ltd) and use the revenue from the first 9600 km of fiber—which reaches 90% of the current Chinese population—to finance the upgrade of the remaining network with cash flow from first 9600 km of lit fiber. The CHTL/Chinacomm JV (“the Chinacomm Network” ) will get a 20% discount of standard transport rates.
• Sino Crossing will charge tariffs to telecommunications operators meeting the growing demand for increased data transmission capacity as networks evolve to 4G platforms, smartphones, tablets and 90% video traffic over the Internet by 2014 (Cisco’s forecast). Interconnect fees from Tier 1 telcos over fiber transport is typically 20-35% of the operating cost and/or revenue opportunity.
• When you combine the Sino Crossing network with the undersea transport in and OUT of China with Chungwa Telecom (via its Chief Telecom undersea fiber network) ChinaTel NOW controls and entire global fiber network.
This is truly a game changer for CHTL in its China operations—for NOW they are in control of the “central nervous system” that supports their 4G “last mile” connectivity. This means they will retain 20-30% HIGHER share of transport revenues than we previously modeled AND will own 51% of the revenues from sale of excess capacity. Most important, they are NOT held hostage to China Telecom who controlled a monopoly on IP transport in/out of China. Without the Sino Crossing/Chief Telecom combined network, CHTL networks in China could get IP transport costs raised significantly and do NOTHING about it—it’s China remember?
Equally as important, the new 51% controlled financial structure of the joint venture will permit ChinaTel to fully report the financial results of the entity as part of ChinaTel’s consolidated financial statement—starting in 3rd quarter of this year.
Finally ChinaTel will have REAL and fast growing revenues to report every quarter—they are at the END of the “fog of disclosure and reporting” that has so clouded the transparency of the revenue opportunity.
Golden-Bridge Network—51% controlled 9-city (expandable to 100+ additional 3.5Ghz licenses according to how we read the MIIT 3.5Ghz licensing rules) and one of only 5 National ISP licenses
ChinaTel will deploy and operate a 4G telecommunications network in the PRC with Golden-Bridge
• CHTL receives the existing wireless broadband access (“WBA”) licenses and concessions in NINE PRC cities
• According to GBNC and the legacy of being part of the Golden Companies (started in 1972 and extremely politically connected in China) they are able to apply for and get 3.5Ghz licenses in 100+ cities in China. Jeffrey Fu, CEO, explained to NBT how the 3.5Ghz licenses were awarded in China—short version Golden has the connections to get the licenses and unlimited application capacity.
• Owning the internet service provider (“ISP”) licenses in the largest 26 PRC cities is incredibly valuable WHEN one considers that in order to deliver voice services over the Internet (VOIP) in China you have to own an ISP license & fiber backbone to transport VOIP.
Again, the structure of the joint venture permits ChinaTel to fully report the financial results of the entity as part of ChinaTel’s consolidated financial statement starting 3rd quarter of this year
The Golden Bridge agreement opens up at LEAST 28 cities with 3.5Ghz license AND Wireless Broadband Access business license AND ISP license to deliver value added services like VOIP, Video, Gaming.
Golden Bridge ALSO retains its back-office services for the 3 major telcos in China—China Mobile, Unicom and Telecom. These relationships will be very valuable when it comes to selling capacity on Sino Crossing network AND it doing wholesale capacity deals as well.
GBNC will also pursue “triple play” combo deals with China Satellite and cable TV operators who need their capacity to deliver voice/data/cable TV bundled packages to their customers. Adding a data plan and VOIP to basic cable service creates a Time Warner Cable/Cox Cable type of program that is PURE profit to CHTL/Golden Bridge. We are modeling these wholesale deals and they are ALL net profit.
PeruSat SA Network—95% controlled 7 cities growing to 12 full 4G-LTE network in Peru
PeruSat S.A. is moving quickly to full operations in the first seven cities of Peru on their 2.5Ghz spectrum. CHTL is working on acquiring full fiber network capacity (which they now lease) to create the ability to provide a “triple play” service of voice/data/TV to the household or office.
I have dubbed this new company transformation ChinaTel Group 2.0 to indicate a significant re-launch and transformation of CHTL from
A) 2010—a cash starved, OTC listed, holding company with a
a. single NON-CONSOLIDATING operating subsidiary
b. holding a $500M framework deployment contract to deploy a Greenfield 4G network in the the top 29 cities in mainland China
c. the right to purchase a 49% minority interest in PRC state-owned enterprise CETC-Chinacomm for $196M
d. a death spiral trading stock trading at 3 or 4% of the private market dollar value of its business assets
To the World’s Largest Emerging Markets 4G Carrier in China/Latin America/Eastern Europe (soon)
B) 2011 Game Plan & Milestones—a full capitalized (SPA equity/bank credit/vendor financing) LEADER in emerging market 4G network developer/owner/operator with 4 discrete 4G/Fiber network operating subsidiaries in China/Peru and 2-3 additional 3.5Ghz 4G network 51% controlled network development agreements in emerging Eastern Europe for 2012
a. A 49% owned/full paid for JV interest ($196M total) in the 4G Chinacomm Network--operating a fully deployed lowest-cost WiMax-to-LTE mobile 4G network in the top 12 cities in China—expanding to 29 cities 2012-2014 and over 300M population covered with forecast 2014 operating revenues >$2 billion in revenues
i. $50 annual EBITDA per subscriber—Pre-Paid $8-$12 a month ARPU for 20-30 Mgbs mobile wireless broadband on up to 5 different digital gadgets per subscriber
ii. Including $100M in 5 year-5% interest only operational bridge financing from Korea’s Hana Bank (9% owned by Goldman Sachs) secured by equipment/subscription revenue
iii. NBT expects an exclusive $100M+ annual wholesale bandwidth reselling deal with ONE of the major Tier 1 wireless carriers China Mobile/China Unicom/China Telecom—with video going to 90% of Internet traffic existing legacy networks do NOT have enough capacity
iv. Fully licensed and authorized for Hong Kong listed IPO in late 2013-2014
v. Chinacomm Network DCF fair private company value 2015 post IPO: $7-8 billion (CHTL’s 49% @750M shares outstanding around $5 a share)
vi. A 51% Controlling interest in the ChinaTel Fiber Network—a double strand 34,000 kilometer dark fiber optic network (expandable to 4 strands) throughout mainland China acquired for $22M including cash/$1.50 valued CHTL stock and ZTE equipment financing (with the option to acquire an additional 70 Metro Rings already built within the 34K network) fully consolidating its revenues onto the CHTL Income statement
vii. selling backhaul bandwidth to Chinacomm, China Mobile, China Unicom and China Telecom and regional ISPs
viii. Fully licensed and authorized to IPO on Hong Kong Exchange
ix. ChinaTel Fiber Network DCF fair private company value at $100M Ebitda2015 : $800m (CHTL’s 51% @750M shares outstanding around $.50 a share)
b. A 95% Controlled subsidiary PeruSat S.A. deploying/operating a 7 city 4G Wi-Max/LTE network in Peru financed with CHTL equity capital
i. $250M revenues by 2014—fully consolidating
ii. @$50 annual EBITDA per subscriber—PRE-paid $8-$12 a month ARPU for 20-30 Mps mobile wireless broadband on up to 5 different digital gadgets per subscriber
iii. $48M of 5% ZTE Corporation vendor financing
iv. @$100M operating bridge loan from ICBC bank
v. ChinaTel’s DCF fair private company value at $225M Ebitda2015 : $1.2B (CHTL’s 95% @750M shares outstanding around $1.50 a share)
c. The ChinaTel Network : A new 51% controlled 9 City (expandable to 40 Cities) 3.5Ghz—a joint venture with Golden Bridge Networks in rapidly expanding 2nd and 3rd tier Chinese regions/over 700 million population with forecast 2015 operating revenues >$1 billion in revenues
i. $50 annual EBITDA per subscriber—PRE-paid $8-$12 a month ARPU for 20-30 Mps mobile wireless broadband on up to 5 different digital gadgets per subscriber
ii. $80-$100M+ZTE vendor financing
iii. $150-$200M ICBC operational bridge financing
iv. FULLY licensed for Hong Kong IPO listing
v. ChinaTel Fiber Network DCF fair private company value at $350M Ebitda2015 : $2.4B (CHTL’s 51% @750M shares outstanding around $3 a share)
d. At least 2 additional 51% controlled 4G Network development and operating projects in Eastern Europe signed in 2011/engineered in 2011/initially deployed in 2012
e. A $205M $1.50 per SHARE Equity Stock Purchase Agreement with Isaac Organization (plus $205M in $1 warrants)
i. $20M already funded in 2010
ii. $150M-$180M of stock purchased in 2011
iii. Purchase note for 49% interest in Chinacomm Network paid off
f. An UNLIMITED Vendor/Bank Financing Strategic Partnership with ZTE Corporation—China’s #2 largest telecom/datacom equipment manufacturer—for equipment financing and operating bridge financing from ZTE’s $10B credit line with ICBC Bank—China’s largest financial institution
g. ZTE/ChinaTel co-development of 4G dual band handsets and Tablets digital appliances for China, Peru and Eastern Europe
h. A New Wireless Telecom experienced CEO—with Wall Street experience who’s primary job is to build a ChinaTel Group credibility with capital markets AND bring additional deals and industry connections
i. A new corporate NAME and brand—losing the cursed ChinaTel Group brand and rebranding to reflect global mobile wireless broadband carrier
j. Full National Nasdaq Listing: with a simultaneous reverse split of CHTL shares to remove excess float
Bottomline: $10-$12 of PRIVATE company value accrues to ChinaTel Group over the next 3-4 years of 4G network deployment, operations and marketing.
Boardmarked. Nice work Girls!
All, you may want to check out CHTL if you like 25% gains daily for over a week now. LOTS of upside. Next resistance is at .75!!
CHTL breakout starting NOW!
CHTL ROCKS!!! Kiss the .30's GOODBYE!!!!
CHTL ROCKS!!! Kiss the .30's GOODBYE!!!!
CHTL STILL ROCKIN!!! In case you wonder why their is very little on IHUB about CHTL its because the BIG TIME Investors are all on private Facebook Groups!! You can do SO MUCH MORE WITH FACEBOOK than IHUB......Here that admins?
Good to take profits but dont leave. Will hit .50 today I believe.
CHTL STILL ROCKIN!!! IN case you wonder why their is very little on IHUB about CHTL its because the BIG TIME Investors are all on private Facebook Groups!! You can do SO MUCH MORE WITH FACEBOOK than IHUB......Here that admins?
CHTL now at .40 and rising to .75 FAST!!
CHTL BLOWING UP!!!
CHTL 5 mm'S ALREADY BIDDING .30 AND WERE NOT EVEN OPEN YET!!
CHTL 5 mm'S ALREADY BIDDING .30 AND WERE NOT EVEN OPEN YET!!
CHTL HUGE VOLUME AND HIGH OF DAY in LAST 10 minutes!! slapping the ask!!!!
Shorts are leaving in droves...Program institutional traders coming in now!
Safe to assume you got out a little early?
I have my on theories on when to take profits. I'm already green on this one. Traded it in the downward spiral and now th upward movement.
So do I. Going to cross the 200 Day Moving Average shortly.
MAJOR BREAKOUT in next few minutes on CHTL. 10 bidders ABOVE .24!!!!