(Telecompaper) Tele2 has trimmed its EBITDA outlook for 2015 as it accelerates the launch of its own mobile network in the Netherlands. Tele2 started migrating its own customers to the new network earlier this year and the company said it will now open the services to anyone, as network roll-out progressed faster than expected. This will lead to higher costs in Q4 and lower annual EBITDA of SEK 5.6-5.8 billion, compared to an earlier target fo SEK 5.8-6.0 billion. Tele2 still expects group revenues of SEK 25.5-26.5 billion in 2015 and mid single-digit growth in mobile service revenues. In the third quarter, mobile service revenue was up 5 percent, helping to offset a drop in fixed telephony and broadband revenue. Total sales rose to SEK 6.791 billion from SEK 6.584 billion a year ago. EBITDA already started to feel the impact of the spending in the Netherlands as well as the weaker fixed operations and fell to SEK 1.599 billion from SEK 1.682 billion. The margin dropped to 24 percent from 26 a year ago. Net profit nearly halved to SEK 397 million from SEK 726 million, hurt by an impairment on goodwill in Estonia of SEK 197 million, restructuring costs and a revaluation of the put option in Kazakhstan on currency fluctuations.