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Telecom signs $100 million contract with Air New Zealand

By NZPA

Tuesday 7th January 2003

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Telecom has signed a $100 million, five-year contract to manage Air New Zealand's global voice and data network infrastructure.

Telecom said in a statement after the market closed today that it would house some Air NZ network hardware in Telecom exchange buildings. The company would also buy some network assets from Air NZ.

Telecom shares closed today up 2c at $4.74, and Air NZ's shares gained 1c to 53c.

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