Starlink Starts Vietnam Service Under 5-Year License as Hanoi Waives Foreign Ownership Caps

3 articles · Updated · Nikkei Asia · Aug 14

Starlink has begun accepting orders in Vietnam, marking SpaceX's entry into the country's telecom market with its satellite internet service.
A 5-year license enabled the launch after Hanoi waived foreign-ownership limits that had blocked full market access for foreign telecom operators.
The move opens Vietnam to Starlink's direct retail offering and expands SpaceX's footprint in Southeast Asia.

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Starlink Starts Vietnam Service Under 5-Year License as Hanoi Waives Foreign Ownership Caps

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