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Alcatel

China. For GSM network extensions in Jilin, Zhejiang, Ningxia and Shaanxi provinces.

Value: US$80 million

Germany. With T-Mobil for a network extension.

Value: US$71.2 million

Kosovo. With the Kosovo Post Office and Telecommunications for a GSM Network with a 30,000 capacity.

Value: Undisclosed

Sri Lanka. With Celltel Lanka for a GSM network contract initially for service in Colombo and Kandy.

Value: US$7.7 million

Ericsson

China. With Jiangsu Mobile Communications for a GSM network expansion.

Value: US$68 million

Finland. With 2G Ltd. for a GSM GPRS system based on W-CDMA technology.

Value: Undisclosed

Germany. With Mannesmann Mobilfunk for new GSM system equipment.

Value: US$300 million

Japan. With Japan Telecom to deliver wideband-CDMA infrastructure for the operator’s new 3G network.

Value: Undisclosed

Malaysia. With Celcom to expand Celcom’s GSM network.

Value: US$170 million

Saudi Arabia. With Saudi Telecommunications Co. for an expansion of 1 million subscribers and upgrade of the existing GSM network in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Value: US$300 million

United States. With Pacific Bell Wireless for a turnkey GPRS 1900 system.

Value: Undisclosed

Lucent

Australia. With AAPT Ltd. to build its CDMA network for a late 2000 commercial launch.

Value: US$300 million

India. With Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Ltd. (MTNL) for GSM equipment and mobile wireless technology in conjunction with ITI Ltd.

Value: Undisclosed

New Zealand. With Telecom New Zealand for a CDMA network for a 2001 commercial launch.

Value: US$100 million

United States. With PrimeCo Personal Communications for a network expansion in Florida, Texas and the mid-Gulf region.

Value: US$210 million

Motorola

Germany. With T-Mobil for a GPRS network solution.

Value: Undisclosed

Ghana. With Ghana Telecommunication for a GSM network at 900 MHz.

Value: Undisclosed

Honduras. With Telef

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