New World Mobility New World Mobility Limited was launched in 1998 New World Mobility Limited later became dormant in 2003, New World PCS became a public company indirectly, via a backdoor listing. A listed company
Asia Logistics Technologies acquired New World PCS Holdings (parent of New World PCS) from
New World Development and renamed itself into
New World Mobile Holdings in 2004. In March 2006, New World PCS Limited merged with
Hong Kong CSL Limited to form a new intermediate
holding company called
CSL New World Mobility, whose shareholders are Australian telecommunications company
Telstra (76.4%) and
New World Mobile Holdings (23.6%). New World Mobility Limited operated the brand New World Mobility since circa 2008. New World Development and Telstra sold the stake of CSL New World Mobility to
HKT in December 2013. After the transaction, HKT owned New World Mobility, CSL,
PCCW Mobile and other brands. the company was jointly owned by HKT (instead of CSL Limited) and Telecom Digital. However, the pronunciation of
Sun was similar to the Cantonese pronunciation of the Chinese character () of the old brand; the new brand in Chinese, was also dropped the world "World" () and replacing the suffix to "Mobile Communications" () only, instead of "Mobility Network" (). ==See also==