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Elisa Estonia has lodged a complaint with the country’s Consumer Protection and Technical Regulatory Authority (TTJA) over the distribution of 5G licences, arguing that its rival Tele2 has obtained additional 2300MHz bandwidth without having to participate in the ongoing auctions.
Telecoms provider Elisa has expressed dissatisfaction over the distribution of 5G mobile frequency licenses in respect of competitor Tele2, which it said had obtained extra bandwidth without having to go through the auction process, the second of which (of three) is currently ongoing.
The second 5G cellphone license auction has reached €5.7 million as of Monday morning.
Despite already being profitable, Estonia's three main telecoms providers have either hiked their prices or are considering doing so, ERR reports.
Bids for the second 5G broadband cellular network license on offer in Estonia have passed the €4.5-million mark.