Attachment Schedule to Qstn 14

This document pretains to ITC-T/C-20170622-00115 for Transfer of Control on a International Telecommunications filing.

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Schedule to Answer to Question 14 RCI, the Section 214 authorization holder, is affiliated with the following foreign carriers:  RCOM, an Indian company that is authorized to provide competitive wireline and wireless voice and data services in India. RCOM has less than a 50% market share in the international transport and the local access markets in India.  Reliance Telecom Limited (“RTL”), an Indian company that provides cellular mobile service in India. RTL has less than a 50% market share in the international transport and the local access markets in India.  Reliance Communications (UK) Limited (“RCUK”), a United Kingdom company that provides international wholesale and retail calling services in the United Kingdom. RCUK has less than a 50% market share in the international transport and the local access markets in the United Kingdom.  Reliance Communications (Hong Kong) Limited (“RCHK”), a Hong Kong company that provides retail international calling services in Hong Kong RCHK has less than a 50% market share in the international transport and the local access markets in Hong Kong.  Reliance Communications (Singapore) Pte. Limited (“RCSG”), a Singaporean company that provides retail international calling services in Singapore. RCSG has less than a 50% market share in the international transport and the local access markets in Singapore.  Reliance Communications (Australia) Pty Limited (“RC Aus”), an Australian company that provides retail international calling services in Australia. RC Aus has less than a 50% market share in the international transport and the local access markets in Australia.  Reliance Communications (New Zealand) Pte. Limited (“RCNZ”), a New Zealand company that provides retail international calling services in New Zealand. RCNZ has less than a 50% market share in the international transport and the local access markets in New Zealand.  Reliance Communications Canada, Inc. (“RCCI”), a U.S. corporation that holds a Canadian license for the provision of basic international telecommunication services from Canada and provides international calling services from Canada through the use of virtual calling cards. RCCI has no telecommunications assets in Canada, and has less than a 50% market share in the international transport and the local access markets in Canada.

 Reliance Globalcom Limited (“RGL”), a Bermuda company, and its subsidiaries provide service or are licensed to provide service in various foreign jurisdictions, including: Bahrain, Belgium, France, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, Ireland, Japan, Korea, Netherlands, Singapore, Spain, Taiwan, and the United Kingdom.1 RGL, through its subsidiaries, operates a global telecommunications network comprised of fiber-optic cable systems and interfaces that are owned by, leased by, or otherwise available to them, and are carriers’ carriers offering services including Internet protocol (“IP”) transit, IP point-to-point service, leased capacity services, managed bandwidth services, co-location services, and long-term rights of use in capacity. RGL and its subsidiaries own, operate or control only subsea, international long haul networks and do not have any local access assets. RGL and each of its foreign carrier subsidiaries are authorized to operate in a member of the World Trade Organization, and each has less than a 50% market share in the international transport and the local access markets in the affiliated destination market.  Reliance Vanco Group Limited (“RVGL”), a United Kingdom company, and its subsidiaries provide service or are licensed to provide service in various foreign jurisdictions, including: Australia, Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom.2 RVGL, through its subsidiaries, engages primarily in the provision of managed network services and, accordingly, manages a global telecommunications network comprised of fiber-optic cable systems and interfaces that are leased by or otherwise available to them. RVGL and its subsidiaries do not have any local access assets. RVGL and each of its foreign carrier subsidiaries are authorized to operate in a member of the World Trade Organization, and each has less than a 50% market share in the international transport and the local access markets in the affiliated destination market. Upon the consummation of the Transaction, RCI will also be affiliated with the following foreign carriers:  Aircel Limited (“Aircel”), an Indian company that provides wireless telecommunications services in India. Aircel is authorized to operate in a member of the World Trade Organization and has less than a 50% market share in the international transport and the local access markets in India.  Aircel’s wholly-owned subsidiary, Dishnet Wireless Limited (“DWL”), an Indian company that provides wireless telecommunications services in India. DWL is authorized to operate in a member of the World Trade Organization 1 The names of RGL’s foreign carrier subsidiaries are provided in the attached Appendix to this Schedule to Question 14. 2 The names of RVGL’s foreign carrier subsidiaries are provided in the attached Appendix to this Schedule to Question 14.

and has less than a 50% market share in the international transport and the local access markets in India.  Maxis Broadband Sdn Bhd (“MBSB”), a Malaysian company that provides integrated voice, data, broadband and support services to affiliated entities, and is licensed to provide such services in Malaysia. MBSB is a wholly- owned subsidiary of Maxis Berhad (“MB”), a public listed company in Malaysia. MB is owned 64.91% by BGSM Equity Holdings Sdn Bhd (“BGSME”), which is owned 100% by BGSM Management Sdn Bhd (“BGSMM”). Aircel’s indirect parent, Maxis Communications Berhad (“MCB”), owns 100% of BGSMM. MBSB is authorized to operate in a member of the World Trade Organization and has less than a 50% market share in the international transport and the local access markets in Malaysia.  Maxis Mobile Sdn Bhd (“MMSB”), a Malaysian company that provides mobile telecommunications services for special niche projects such as universal service provision (“USP”), and is licensed to provide such services in Malaysia. MMSB is a wholly-owned subsidiary of MB. MB is owned 64.91% by BGSME, which is owned 100% by BGSMM. Aircel’s indirect parent, MCB, owns 100% of BGSMM. MMSB is authorized to operate in a member of the World Trade Organization and has less than a 50% market share in the international transport and the local access markets Malaysia.  Maxis Mobile Services Sdn Bhd (“MMSSB”), a Malaysian company that provides mobile telecommunications services for special niche projects such as USP, and is licensed to provide such services in Malaysia. MMSSB is a wholly-owned subsidiary of MB. MB is owned 64.91% by BGSME, which is owned 100% by BGSMM. Aircel’s indirect parent, MCB, owns 100% of BGSMM. MMSSB is authorized to operate in a member of the World Trade Organization and has less than a 50% market share in the international transport and the local access markets Malaysia.  Maxis International Sdn Bhd (“MISB”), a Malaysian company that engages in telecommunications activities, and is licensed to provide telecommunications services in Malaysia. MISB is a wholly-owned subsidiary of MB. MB is owned 64.91% by BGSME, which is owned 100% by BGSMM. Aircel’s indirect parent, MCB, owns 100% of BGSMM. MIBSB is authorized to operate in a member of the World Trade Organization and has less than a 50% market share in the international transport and the local access markets in Malaysia.

Appendix to Schedule to Answer to Question 14 Destination Country RGL and RVGL Entities Australia Vanco Australasia Pty Limited Bahrain Reliance Globalcom Limited (branch) Belgium Vanco NV France (1) Reliance FLAG Atlantic France SAS; (2) Vanco SAS Germany (1) FLAG Telecom Deutschland GmbH; (2) Vanco GmbH; (3) Vanco Deutschland GmbH Greece FLAG Telecom Hellas A.E. Hong Kong FLAG Telecom Asia Limited Ireland Reliance FLAG Telecom Ireland DAC Italy Vanco srl Japan (1) FLAG Telecom Japan Limited; (2) Vanco Japan KK Republic of Korea Seoul Telenet, Inc. Netherlands (1) FLAG Telecom Nederland B.V.; (2) Vanco BV Poland Vanco SP z.o.o. Singapore (1) FLAG Telecom Singapore Pte. Limited; (2) Vanco (Asia Pacific) Pte Limited Spain (1) FLAG Telecom Espana Network SAU; (2) Euronet Spain SA Sweden Vanco Sweden AB Switzerland Vanco Switzerland AG Taiwan FLAG Telecom Taiwan Limited United Kingdom (1) FLAG Atlantic UK Limited; (2) RVGL (including Vanco UK Limited, Vanco International Limited, Vanco ROW Ltd. and Vanco Global Limited)


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