TeleBarbados Inc. is a recent start-up telecommunications company in the country of Barbados gradually gaining a reputation for malicious phishing activity from their association with the Freemotion webmail domains accessible via mail.free.bb.[1]
Started as one of the first competitors in the new liberalised telecommunications market of Barbados, TeleBarbados is reforming itself to be a major competitor of the longtime monopolistic incumbent telecommunications provider Cable and Wireless. Principal investors of TeleBarbados include Barbados Light and Power Holdings (LPH) (25%) and Canadian International Power Company Ltd. via their parent company Leucadia National Corporation (75%). Leucadia also controls a 37% stake in Barbados Light and Power Company.[2]
However, in September, 2012, Leucadia National Corp. divested their ownership in TeleBarbados for $28M according to their November, 2012 10-Q filing.
To date[when?], TeleBarbados has formed a new under-sea fibre link from Barbados and Saint Lucia to the Eastern United States. This was carried out under the subsidiary called Antilles Crossing.
References
[edit]- ^ WOT.COM
- ^ "The Barbados Light & Power Company Limited - We are there". Archived from the original on 2008-11-21. Retrieved 2008-10-09.
External links
[edit]- Official website
- Barbados Light and Power Company
- Strategic partnership coming - Wednesday, Novovember 1, 2006: Barbados Advocate
- TELEBARBADOS EXCITED ABOUT ITS SERVICES - Monday, October 30, 2006: Barbados Advocate
- Telebarbados and SolutionInc form strategic partnership to provide internet services - Wednesday, October 25, 2006: Barbados Advocate
- TeleBarbados to acquire Freemotion ISP - Tuesday, September 5, 2006: Barbados Advocate
- NEW COMPETITOR ENTERS BARBADOS TELECOMMUNICATIONS MARKET
- Marine Fibre Communications - Bridging the Digital Divide
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