STOCKHOLM, Dec 9 (Reuters) - Swedish telecom operator Tele2 TEL2b.ST sees "sustainable" revenue growth of two to three percent for its Swedish market, CEO Allison Kirkby told Reuters on Friday.
* The ambition for sustainable growth in Sweden is 2-3 pct on topline and mid-single digits on the bottom line, Kirkby said at the side-lines of an investor update on Friday.
* "The ambition (for the Baltics) is mid-single digit growth on the top line - the same on the bottom line," she said.
* Says Tele2 wants to go from No. 2 in Latvia and No. 3 in Estonia to market leaders in the next two to three years.
* Kirkby says the company is aiming for a 20 pct market share in the Netherlands vs its current 5.5-6 pct position, and declines to provide any timing.
* Tele2 expects its acquisition of TDC Sweden, which closed one month ago, to help it grow its share of the B2B market.
* Tele2 has a B2B market share of around 19 pct in Sweden while Telia Company TELIA.ST is clear market leader.
* Tele2 says the TDC Sweden acquisition can help it gain just under a one percentage point market share annually in three to five years.
* Kirkby says Tele2's B2B activities have focused on connectivity while TDC Sweden has focused on value-added services, and that the combined entity will be "very complementary."
* Kirkby says the combined entity has already won one large B2B contract, within the public sector.