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AIS iPhone Deal for Thailand Falls Through
Friday, January 9th, 2009 at 12:25 PM - by Jeff Gamet
Advanced Info Service and Apple have failed to reach a deal that would allow the cell carrier to distribute the iPhone 3G in Thailand. The breakdown in negotiations means that AIS rival True Move PCL will have less competition when it starts selling Apple's combination iPod and smartphone on January 16.
Vikrom Sriprataks, AIS CEO, told Reuters "We don't accept Apple's proposal to bring iPhone to the Thai market because we don't think it will be good for us in terms of business."
The announcement could mean that AIS isn't interested in pursuing further negotiations with Apple, although both companies could return to the negotiation table if both sides are willing to start working towards a distribution deal again.
Apple's iPhone 3G is available in a long list of countries around the world, and the company is working to extend its reach even more.
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