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NBTC Announces Auction of Multiple Frequency Bands for Mobile Services

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Thailand’s National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) has officially released details for an upcoming spectrum auction covering key frequency bands: 850 MHz, 1500 MHz, 2100 MHz, and 2300 MHz. The auction is scheduled to take place on June 29, 2025, as part of the Commission’s strategy to enhance spectrum availability for mobile communication networks.

Application Process and Timeline


The NBTC has outlined a structured and transparent licensing process. Applications will be accepted only on May 29, 2025, between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. at the NBTC headquarters in Bangkok. All applicants must satisfy the eligibility requirements specified under Section 6 of the official auction rules.

To assist interested parties, the NBTC is offering a pre-application support period. From late April through late May, entities may visit the Telecommunications Business Licensing Office 1 at the NBTC Headquarters (Building 2, 2nd Floor) on business days to collect documentation and receive guidance on completing the application process.

Significance of the Spectrum Bands


The bands on offer, particularly 850 MHz and 2300 MHz, are highly valued for their suitability in mobile broadband deployment. Their technical properties enable both wide-area coverage and high data capacity, making them essential for expanding service in both densely populated and underserved regions.

The NBTC’s approach reflects its commitment to efficient spectrum allocation and continued development of the national telecom infrastructure. By auctioning multiple bands concurrently, the Commission seeks to foster a balanced and competitive environment among operators, encouraging broader network investment and service innovation across Thailand.

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