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Sad news for those who are waiting for the Telstra-San Miguel joint Internet venture as both companies have already ended their negotiations regarding their plans to enter the Philippine market together. Read: What did Telstra and San Miguel not agree on? Telstra and San Miguel have been in talks since August 2015. "While this opportunity is strategically attractive, and we have great respect for San Miguel Corporation and its President Mr (Ramon) Ang, it was obviously crucial that the commercial arrangements achieved the right risk-reward balance for all involved," Penn said. Although joint ventures with San Miguel is out of the picture, Telstra will continue to offer network design and construction consultancy support to San Miguel and pursue other growth opportunities in Asia. Here's a copy of the press release: Negotiations ended on Philippines wireless joint venture 14 March 2016 – Telstra and San Miguel Corporation have been unable to reach commercial arrangements on a possible equity investment in a wireless joint venture in the Philippines and negotiations have therefore ceased. Investments remain an important part of our future to ensure sustainable growth in earnings and shareholder returns over time.” Telstra last year confirmed it had been negotiating a possible joint venture with San Miguel Corporation and envisaged investing up to USD$1 billion should the joint venture proceed. Read more in our articles including "Telstra drops plans to enter PH telecoms market with San Miguel" and "Globe Starlink 99, Globe Starlink 299 to be offered via GlobeOne app".