Nepal cancels United Telecom's licence and moves on Rs 8.05bn in unpaid dues
UTL's basic telephone licence was automatically cancelled on September 5, 2026, and Nepal's regulator is seizing assets to recover Rs 8.052 billion in dues.
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UTL's basic telephone licence was automatically cancelled on September 5, 2026, and Nepal's regulator is seizing assets to recover Rs 8.052 billion in dues.
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