UK MNOs set to claw back millions from the state in inflated license fees
The UK Court of Appeals has ruled in favour of a challenge by UK mobile operators against an Ofcom decision to triple UK mobile license fees in 2015.
Ofcom decided to hike up the total paid by EE, Vodafone, O2 and 3 from £64.4 million to £199.6 million in September of 2015. This decision seems to have been demanded by the government of that time despite, industry insiders advise, assurances that price rises would be limited in return for 90% geographical coverage commitments.
The tot
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