The Norwegian company owns the stake in Unitech Wireless through its unit registered in Singapore. It has served a notice to the government, threatening international arbitration if a solution was not found. Mandelid said Telenor had not indicated the compensation it intends to seek if its investments in India were to fail but said, "we do intend to seek compensation for all investment, guarantees and damages". "We are hopeful that it remains the government's intent to protect and encourage bona fide foreign investment in the country," he said. The Supreme Court had last month ordered cancellation of all 122 mobile licences awarded in 2008 under the then Telecom Minister A Raja. That included 22 licences of Telenor. "We are convinced that we can resolve this matter through continuing dialogue with the Government so that Telenor Group remains a serious and long term participant in the Indian market that brings the benefit of competition to the Indian consumers," the Norwegian firm said. With PTI inputs