Mobile operator Vodafone has lodged a complaint with Spanish regulators over a sharing agreement made between rivals Telefonica and Yoigo, say reports.
Vodafone issued a complaint to the National Markets and Competition Commission and confirmed to reporters that the company believes the sharing agreement results in a “co-ordination of market behavior.”
Under the sharing agreement, Telefonica gains access to Yoigo’s 4G network, while Yoigo gains access to Telefonica’s broadband infrastructure; the deal allows Yoigo to potentially combine mobile, landline and broadband services, say reports.
Vodafone said it first issued the complaint last August, when the agreement was first announced.
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