LONDON, Feb 20 (Reuters) - The British government willreceive a 2.34 billion pound ($3.6 billion) windfall fromairwaves auctioned for 4G superfast mobile broadband, as allexisting four operators won spectrum.
Mobile operators Vodafone, O2, EE and Three all successfully bid, as didfixed-line operator BT, regulator Ofcom said onWednesday.
The Treasury had penciled in total proceeds of 3.5 billionfrom the sell-off.
There is a final stage in the process to determine where inthe 800 MHz and 2.6 GHz bands each winning bidder's new spectrumwill be located, for which bidding will take place shortly, itsaid.
Vodafone (VOD)
