Inquam dips its toes in the acquisition water...
By Heather McLean, 12 June 2002 16:55
NEWS Inquam, a wireless network operator, has bought the business and some assets of bankrupt telco Dolphin Telecom in a £25m deal.
Under the terms of the agreement, Inquam will take over Dolphin's UK TETRA network which provides national mobile radio services to 45,000 business subscribers.
Inquam plans to continue running the network under the current Dolpin brand name.
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