eircom plc (Research discontinued)

Synopsis

eircom is Ireland’s largest communications company and provider of a range of voice, data and multimedia services, with the principal business being the supply of domestic and international fixed line voice and data communications services. During 2000, eircom sold its mobile subsidiary Eircell to Vodafone for €4.5 billion, and in late 2001, the remaining company was acquired by the Valentia consortium, and was subsequently delisted.

1. Synopsis
2. Company information
- 2.1 Company restructuing
- 2.2 Takeover by Valentia
- 2.3 Year 2001 results
3. Operations
- 3.1 Fixed line, international and multimedia
  - 3.1.1 Fixed line telephone service
  - 3.1.2 International and multimedia
- 3.2 Mobile communications
4. Acquisitions and divestitures
5. Other developments
- 5.1 Year 2001
- 5.2 Year 2002
6. Contact details

Table 1 – Revenue for years ending March – 1997-2001
Table 2 – Revenue by segment – 2001
Table 3 – Operating data – March 2001
Table 4 – Business interests – March 2002

Exhibit 1 – eircom at a glance

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Number of pages: 6

Status: Archived

Last update: 28 August 2002
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Author: Henry Lancaster

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