3 mobile telecommunications subsidiaries and large companies are limited by 60% of their affordable phone share...passing in over-defense

An amendment to the Telecommunications Business Act, which limits the market share of the three mobile telecommunications subsidiaries and large corporate affiliates, such as the financial sector, to 60%, was passed by the opposition party in the National Assembly and Defense.

Earlier, the ruling and opposition parties agreed on the need to limit the market share of large companies' affordable phone affiliates, but differed on the subject of regulation and the degree of restrictions.

The ruling party has argued that it is appropriate to limit the market share of the three mobile carriers to 50 percent, while the opposition party has argued that the market share of large conglomerates such as the financial sector needs to be regulated, along with a 60% share limit.