Metro PCS files for IPO

Om Malik, Saturday, March 27, 2004 at 7:03 PM PT Comments (4)

Somehow I missed this one, but looks like small mobile carriers like Virgin, Boost Mobile and MetroPCS are hot enough for an IPO. Last week, MetroPCS Communications of Dallas filed a registration statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission for an initial public offering of common stock. MetroPCS is a provider of wireless communications services in the Miami, San Francisco, Atlanta and Sacramento markets. Its 2003 revenue totaled $459.5 million.

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March 27th, 2004
7:03 PM PT
Robert said:

Would like to know if Metro PCS has any plans to expand to the orlando market?

March 27th, 2004
7:03 PM PT
cheryl prince said:

would like info on possiblility os
metro pc in the tampa bay fl area
would like to provide metro phone
service

March 27th, 2004
7:03 PM PT
cheryl prince said:

would like info on possiblility of
metro pc in the tampa bay fl area
would like to provide metro phone
service

March 27th, 2004
7:03 PM PT
jenn said:

Would like metro pc service in the tampa bay/ sarasota florida region.

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