Pacific Internet

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Pacific Internet or PacNet NASDAQ: PCNTF is headquartered in Singapore and is the largest telco-independent Internet Communications Service Provider in the Asia Pacific region with direct presence in Singapore, Hong Kong, Philippines, Australia, India, Thailand and Malaysia.

The Group runs a round-the-clock IP network with strong international peering relationships, enabling it to offer integrated access, data, and value-added services to customers with interests in commercial centers in Asia and globally.

However, while Pacific Internet is headquartered in Singapore, it has only managed to capture a small part of the market there as it does not own its own networks. This may change in the near future as PacNet has just received a license to operate wireless network.

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