1. Hong Kong Mobile Communications Limited (CSL)-WCDMA 2 100, GSM 900, GSM 1800 (PCS).
2. Hutchison telephone co., ltd -WCDMA 2 100, GSM 900, GSM 1800 (PCS).
3. Digital Communication Co., Ltd. -GSM 900, GSM 1800 (PCS)
4. Digital Communication 3G Co., Ltd.-WCDMA 2 100
5. Huiya Communication Co., Ltd.-GSM 1800 (PCS)
6. Sunday 3G (Hong Kong) Limited-WCDMA 2 100
7. New World Mobile Phone Company Limited-GSM 1800 (PCS)
8. China Mobile Wanzhong Telephone Co., Ltd.-GSM 1800 (PCS)
As far as consortia are concerned, there are five mobile phone network operators in Hong Kong:
1.CSL New World Mobile Limited is the parent company of Hong Kong Mobile Communications Limited and New World Mobile Phone Limited.
2. Hutchison Telecom International Limited is the parent company of Hutchison Telephone Limited.
3. SmartCom Telecom Group Co., Ltd.-is the parent company of SmartCom Telecom Co., Ltd. and SmartCom 3G Co., Ltd., and Sun Hung Kai Properties is the major shareholder of the Company.
4.Sunday Communications Limited is the parent company of Huiya Communications Limited and SUNDAY 3G (Hong Kong) Limited, and PCCW is the major shareholder of the Company.
5. China Mobile Wanzhong Telephone Co., Ltd
In addition, there are seven mobile virtual network operators in Hong Kong:
1. Telecom Digital Mobile Limited
2. Runxun Communication (Hong Kong) Limited
3. Unicom International Communication Co., Ltd.
4. China Hongkong Telecom Limited.
5. CITIC Telecom 16 16 Co., Ltd.
6. Tonghui Telecom Limited
7.IMC Network Limited
8. from OFTA
1. Home and business wired telephones: "2" and "3" (formerly used for private connections of network providers).
2. Mobile phones: "9" and "6" (increased due to the popularity of mobile phones in Hong Kong, and the leading number "9" is not enough to apply)
3. Pager: "7"
4. Multifunctional combined telephone line: "8"
"0": International call
"1": toll phone, hotline, international phone and inquiry phone.
[2]: Fixed telephone
"3": fixed telephones and Internet dial-up telephones (32 and 33 are reserved for fixed telephones to upgrade to 9 digits)
"4": network number (less than 12 digits)
"5": 57 and 58 are IP phones (56 and 59 are reserved for upgrading mobile phones to 9 digits).
[6]: Mobile phone
[7]: Pager number
"8": Personal Telecommunication Service
[9]: Mobile phone