Hutchison Asia Telecom

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Hutchison Asia Telecom Group
FormerlyHutchison Telecommunications International
Company type Division (former listed company)
Headquarters Hong Kong
Area served
Indonesia
Sri Lanka
Vietnam
Products Mobile and fixed line telecommunications
Parent CK Hutchison Holdings
Chinese name
Traditional Chinese 和記亞洲電訊集團
Simplified Chinese 和记亚洲电讯集团
Jyutping wo4 gei3 ngaa3 zau1 din6 seon3 zaap6 tyun4
Cantonese Yale wòh gei nga jāu dihn seun jaahp tyùhn
Hanyu Pinyin Héjì yàzhōu diànxùn jítuán
Transcriptions
Standard Mandarin
Hanyu Pinyin Héjì yàzhōu diànxùn jítuán
Yue: Cantonese
Yale Romanization wòh gei nga jāu dihn seun jaahp tyùhn
Jyutping wo4 gei3 ngaa3 zau1 din6 seon3 zaap6 tyun4