Huawei has appealed to Canberra not to block it from supplying equipment for Australia’s next-generation mobile services amid concerns by US intelligence officials and local politicians that it posed a security risk.
John Lord, chairman of Huawei’s Australia unit, warned on Monday that banning the Chinese-owned company from tenders to supply 5G mobile broadband equipment would have “huge significance” for its local business and competition in the market.
He also rejected claims made by a Labor party politician that Huawei was controlled by Beijing, saying it was a private company owned by its staff.
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