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UTStarcom Inc. Announces $10 Million in PAS(TM) Contracts in Yunnan And Xinjiang Provinces of China
ALAMEDA, Calif., June 18 /PRNewswire/ -- UTStarcom Inc., (Nasdaq: UTSI - news), a leading provider of wireless, wireline and broadband access equipment, today announced contract wins totaling approximately $10 million for its PAS(TM) system in various cities in the Yunnan and Xinjiang Provinces of China. This contract is the first for UTStarcom in the Xinjiang Province.

(Photo: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20001102/UTSILOGO )
These new contracts represent the continued expansion of the PAS(TM) presence throughout Mainland China. In conjunction with China`s ``Develop the West`` campaign, UTStarcom is bringing future-ready communications technology to China`s less affluent and less developed western provinces in an effort to create a telecommunications infrastructure that can compete with that of the more developed coastal provinces.

``Our PAS system is ideal for these newly developing provinces as it is able to transform existing copper networks into high-capacity wireless networks capable of providing both voice and data services within a city or community, said Hong Lu, UTStarcom`s President and Chief Executive Officer. ``PAS is the perfect solution for quickly and economically deploying wireless services in urban or suburban areas where minimum or no cable infrastructures exist.``

About PAS(TM)

PAS(TM) is a personal wireless access system, which offers the consumer the convenience of a mobile phone with the cost advantages of a fixed-line phone. In contrast to the highly competitive and more costly mobile market, PAS(TM) has the advantage of a 69 gram, 800 hour standby/6 hour talk-time battery handset, with the additional potential for high-speed 64kpb/s data transmission, wireless email and Internet access, all at a lower cost to the consumer. UTStarcom`s PAS(TM) provides city-wide mobile phone service for communities of up to several hundred thousand subscribers at traffic densities of upwards of 15,000 subscribers per square kilometer. Telephone service providers appreciate the PAS(TM) system for its cost and efficiency as it is integrated into the existing wireline network and does not require any modifications to the central office switch or incremental mobile switching hardware adaptations.

About UTStarcom, Inc.

UTStarcom designs, manufactures, sells and installs an integrated suite of future-ready access network and next-generation switching solutions. We enable wireless and wireline operators in fast-growth markets worldwide to offer voice, data, and Internet access services rapidly and cost-effectively by utilizing existing infrastructure.

UTStarcom`s products provide a seamless migration from wireline to wireless, from narrowband to broadband, and from circuit- to packet-based networks by employing ``Next Generation Network Technology. Now.``

The Company`s customers are public telecommunications service providers that operate wireless and wireline voice and data networks in rapidly growing communications markets around the world. Current product offerings include:


-- PAS(TM), which provides voice and data services over city-wide mobile
wireless networks;
-- AN-2000, a broadband and narrowband access system for wireline
networks;
-- WACOS, an IP-based SoftSwitch platform designed to deliver voice and
data services using a highly distributed architecture. WACOS contains a
SoftSwitch call server, a distributed multi-service IP gateway and a
full suite of subscriber management, mediation and billing services.


The Company manufactures the majority of its products at two ISO9002 certified facilities located in China, and maintains sales and customer support sites throughout Mainland China and in Iselin, NJ; Alameda, CA; Miami, FL; Taipei, Taiwan; Hong Kong; and Tel Aviv, Israel.

UTStarcom was founded in 1991 and is headquartered in Alameda, California. For more information about UTStarcom, visit the Company`s website at www.utstar.com.

NOTE: PAS, AN-2000, WACOS and the UTStarcom name and logo are trademarks of UTStarcom, Inc. and its subsidiaries.

Forward-Looking Statements

The foregoing statements regarding the ability of the Company to successfully install its PAS(TM) Network in Yunnan and Xinjiang Provinces of China, the Company`s estimate of the amount of backlog from the PAS(TM) Contracts in the Yunnan and Xinjiang Provinces, the continued expansion of the PAS(TM) presence throughout China, particularly in its less developed western provinces, and the Company`s expectations for future capabilities of voice and data transmission are forward-looking in nature and are subject to risks and uncertainties that may cause actual results to differ materially. These factors include, rapidly changing technology, the changing nature of China`s telecommunications market, the direction and success of future research and development efforts, evolving product and application standards, changes or delays in product deployments and introductions, delays in the installation and deployment of the PAS(TM) Networks in the Yunnan and Xinjiang Provinces, the termination of significant contracts, partnerships or alliances in the Yunnan and Xinjiang Provinces, non-recognition of backlog and uncertainties such as changes in government regulation and licensing requirements in China. The Company also refers readers to the risk factors identified in its Annual Report on Form 10-K and Quarterly Reports on Form 10-Q as filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

SOURCE: UTStarcom, Inc.

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BusinessWeek Online
DAILY BRIEFING -- UTStarcom`s "Growth Makes Us All Very Nervous"


DAILY BRIEFING

Interviewed by BusinessWeek Online correspondent Alan Hughes

Telecommunications equipment manufacturer UTStarcom (NasdaqNM:UTSI), belongs to a small minority -- a profitable tech company whose stock is up for the year. The company`s stock began the year in the $40 range and now trades near $50. On Apr. 26, the company reported first-quarter earnings of $9.36 million, or 10 cents per share, as net sales increased 103% to $119.2 million.
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The Alameda (Calif.)-based telecommunications company manufactures an integrated suite of wireless, wireline, and broadband access equipment for network providers in Asia. The company`s systems are based on key international communications standards, which enabled service providers to easily integrate UTStarcom`s systems into existing networks.

Until recently, some 99% of UTStarcom`s revenues came from mainland China. The company is hoping to branch out and gain 10% of total revenues from outside of China. BusinessWeek Online correspondent Alan Hughes caught up with Hong Lu, president and CEO of UTStarcom, to discuss the present and future of his company. Edited excerpts of their telephone conversation follow.

Q: You compete with big names like Lucent, Motorola, Nokia, and others. What strategies are you using?

A: We try to avoid the highly competitive markets [product-wise]. And historically, our company is always building something where we`re the first company in the market.

Q: High inventory levels for tech companies is old news here. Is that happening in China?

A: It`s not as widespread as in the U.S. China is slightly different.... There are certain market segments [that] are slower-moving but others are in high demand. In our market, we see very positive [trends] so we try to keep an eye on the inventory, but it`s moving quite well.

Q: How big is the telecom market in China?

A: The [capital expenditure for expanding their telecom infrastructure] in China is $31 billion this year, vs. last year`s $25 billion. So there`s healthy growth.

Q: Looking over your balance sheet, I see that just about all your revenues have been to service providers in China. Why?

A: There`s an interesting story behind that. I was in China making a phone call from Beijing to Shenzhen, [which] is right next to Hong Kong. Literally, I have to dial 100 times to get one phone call through. It means there was a huge demand but the infrastructure was behind. So that`s the reason we decided to get into China.

Also, in China, one province could be equivalent to an entire country. Shandong province has a larger market than the entire country of India. Several other provinces [each] are bigger than Thailand, the Philippines, and Vietnam put together. So we decided it was much more economical for us to focus on China than all over the rest of the geographic area. And they also like to try new technology.

Q: Isn`t government regulation very stringent there?

A: Yes, compared to mature markets such as the U.S.

Q: Has that been a large impediment to growth?

A: Back in 1995, we had $10 million in revenues. Last year, we had $369 million. And this year, we`re growing at a relatively good speed, and we`ve told the market that we`ll be able to do about $515 million this year. So even with those kinds of regulatory issues, we still see the market growing quite well.

Q: Has the spy-plane incident between the U.S .and China hindered business?

A: Not from our point of view. But it did cause a lot of concern from some of our investors in the early stage.

Q: I understand just about all of your revenues come from contracts in China. Do you plan to diversify?

A: Until last year, 99% of revenues came from China, but we have a target of 10% of revenues from outside mainland China this year, including India.

Q: What major challenges lie ahead?

A: There are quite a few things that have me worried. Particularly the speed that we`re growing.... Just assuming we do $515 million this year, we`ve grown 55 times since 1995. That kind of growth makes us all very nervous. If we need to grow at that kind of pace, we need a solid team.

Q: How are the company`s cash levels?

A: [In the first quarter] we had $208 million in cash and short-term equivalents. So the cash position is very solid. We raised, net, about $190 million last year on the IPO, so you see we haven`t touched the IPO proceeds.

Q: What are your plans for all that cash?

A: One is to fund our growth, and one is for strategic purposes. We`re growing very rapidly and with a company growing that fast you`re going to put strains on your working capital. But we also want to preserve a large amount of cash for strategic purposes, and we want to keep our eyes open for ways to expand our market channels as well as technology and products.

Q: Have you issued guidance on this quarter?

A: We said the top line should between $128 million and $132 million, and bottom line we said 13 to 14 cents earnings per share.


Go to www.businessweek.com to see all of our latest stories.




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BusinessWeek Online
DAILY BRIEFING -- UTStarcom`s "Growth Makes Us All Very Nervous"

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HIER ETWAS VON CISCO ÜBER ASIEN!!!Tuesday June 19, 7:40 am Eastern Time
Cisco Sees Asia Growing in Importance
By Jennifer Tan

SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Cisco Systems Inc, the world`s largest maker of data networking gear, said its Asia Pacific markets will account for an increasing proportion of group sales, boosted by the regional growth in Internet usage.
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``We expect the amount of business to grow faster in the Asia Pacific, probably than the rest of the world, due to the early stages we are at in the deployment of (communications) infrastructure and use of the Internet,`` Gordon Astles, president of Cisco`s Asia Pacific operations, told Reuters in an interview on the sidelines of an industry conference this week.

Astles said Asia Pacific sales currently contribute about 11 percent to Cisco`s global sales, from seven percent a year ago, and it is ``growing.``

``It`s difficult to say (it would grow to) 11, 12, 13 or even 20 percent, but we will continue to invest in the Asia Pacific.``

``Asia is a tremendous Internet opportunity, as it is forecasted that by 2004-2005, there will be more Internet users in Asia Pacific than all of the U.S., and the Internet is Cisco`s stronghold, with an estimated 53 percent of the technology in the Internet provided by us,`` he said.


GREAT POTENTIAL IN CHINA, INDIA

The China market, which accounts for over five percent of global sales, is Cisco`s fastest-growing market in the Asia Pacific, and it expects to earn revenues there of around US$1 billion in the current financial year.

``We have seen tremendous results in China... as the government is committed to making the Internet an effective tool (there),`` Astles added.

Astles also sees ``great potential`` in the India market, but declined to provide any sales figures.

However, the outlook for the rest of the Asia-Pacific region, particularly Taiwan and Malaysia, the first markets to see a significant cut-back in capital spending due to their dependence on the U.S. economy, remain murky.

``There`s a wait-and-see attitude for the rest of the Asia Pacific, where we see softness,... layoffs in manufacturing, idle lines..., affected by the spillover from the U.S.``

``No one has been able to say the (Asia Pacific) market, with the exception of China, has reached a stabilization point. Stabilization will occur when the markets decide that a bottom in the U.S. has been reached and we start to see a general upturn,`` Astles noted.

He was also reluctant to predict how much Cisco might invest in the Asia Pacific in the medium term.

``This change in capital spending really did happen in a dramatic fashion, it`s like a 100-year flood,`` he said, borrowing the same flood metaphor used by chief executive John Chambers when he described the company`s fiscal third-quarter loss.

The company, which makes gear that powers the Internet, reported a $2.69 billion loss after restructuring charges and excess inventory write-offs. This followed a 30 percent plunge in second quarter sales and ended its lengthy track record of 30-50 percent growth. ``It would be foolhardy to predict (our investments). We will maintain very good control over our expenses, our flexibility and we have the capability to respond very quickly to changing market conditions should things appear to be recovering,`` Astles said.

Other key aspects of Cisco`s strategy in Asia involve maximizing opportunities when they arise, such as expanding its China operations, and increasing its outsourcing in the region.

``We intend to strengthen our manufacturing presence through our partners. With our contract manufacturers, we expect that we will continue to focus on ensuring that more of our products will be built in the Asia Pacific,`` Astles said, but declined to comment specifically on the benefits to its key Asian partner, Singapore-listed Venture Manufacturing Ltd. .

Venture is Cisco`s preferred manufacturing partner in Asia, and analysts estimate the networking giant accounts for about 10 percent of its total sales.

Cisco`s shares closed at US$16.65 in New York on Friday.








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Tuesday June 19, 6:21 pm Eastern Time

UTStarcom files to sell 9 mln common shares

WASHINGTON, June 19 (Reuters) - UTStarcom Inc. (NasdaqNM:UTSI - news), which sells broadband network switching
solutions, on Tuesday filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to sell 9 million shares of common stock, 2.95
million shares of which will be sold by investors.

According to an SEC filing, the Alameda, California-based company, plans to sell 5.05 million shares and use the proceeds from the offering for general corporate
purposes, including research and development, sales and marketing, working capital, acquisitions and investments. The company said it will not receive any proceeds
from the sale by investors.

The offering will be managed by Merrill Lynch & Co., Banc of America Securities LLC, HSBC and U.S. Bancorp Piper Jaffray, which will have the option to buy
1.35 million more shares in the event of heavy demand.

There will be more than 104 million shares outstanding in the company after the offering, according to the SEC filing.

Its shares closed 66 cents higher at $22.6 on the New York Stock Exchange. They have ranged from $12.31 to $33 in the past 52 weeks.


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