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Divestiture of Cable & Wireless HKT Ltd.
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In late January 2000, Cable & Wireless plc (C&W) and Singapore Telecommunications Ltd. (SingTel) unveiled a proposed merger of equals between Cable & Wireless HKT (HKT) and SingTel. Both HKT and SingTel were the leading telecom operators in their local markets, and a merger between the two would create the second-largest full-service telecom provider in Asia outside Japan. Nonetheless, the proposed deal was received coolly in Hong Kong and Singapore, owing to uncertainty over its political and financial ramifications. C&W anticipated that the Chinese government would prefer to keep HKT in local investors' control and had, therefore, considered the possibility of receiving offers from potential suitors in Hong Kong, possibly including Pacific Century CyberWorks Ltd. (PCCW). To respond to SingTel or any other potential bidders, C&W had to prepare itself for the negotiations and find a fair value for its stakes in HKT.