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Articles tagged with: Mvno and Lebara
Lebara Mobile Reports 15% Rise in Revenues from Low-Cost MVNO Services
The low-cost mvno, Lebara has reported that its full year revenues for 2011 rose by 15% to reach EUR 648 million (US$825 million) more
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Lebara Mobile Seeking Investors or Floatation
UK based mvno, Lebara, which manages virtual networks in eight countries has appointed the Royal Bank of Scotland to seek a buyer for the company or advise it on a stock market flotation. more
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Low-cost mvno, Lebara has announced its take-over of the Chippie brand and customer base in the Netherlands. Lebara will retain the Chippie name in the Netherlands to specifically address migrant communities with friends and family in North and South America, the Caribbean, the Middle East and Asia. more
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Lebara Mobile Launches French MVNO
European prepaid mvno, Lebara Mobile says that it has launched its services in France as part of an agreement with Bouygues Telecom. Given the regionalised nature of the French market, Lebara will use a combination of shops and independent retailers, telecom outlets and tobacconists to reach customers all over France, with top-ups available from e-terminals and as scratchcards. more
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International MVNOs May Use Brazil to Enter LatAm Markets
The launch of mvnos in Brazil could act as a beach-head for international companies to enter the Latin American market, concludes Signals Telecom Consulting in a recent report. more
Related Tags: latin-america, sao-paulo, virgin, Brazil
Lebara Mobile Recruits 200 Extra Staff
Low cost mvno, Lebara Mobile has announced the creation of 200 new jobs, including 55 at a new multi-lingual customer services centre sited near its London base in Tower Hill. To meet the needs of its diverse customer base, customers' calls can be answered in one of 12 languages by Lebara's customer services team, which has grown substantially over the last year. more
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Opinion by Charice Wang and Raymond Yu, analysts at Ovum
On Monday, the Indian government finally gave the go-ahead for mobile virtual
network operators (mvnos) to enter the market. This follows a recommendation
back in August 2008 from India's regulator, the Telecom Regulatory Authority
of India (TRAI). The government is expected to release detailed guidelines for
mvno entrants soon. We believe this approval will benefit both existing MNOs and
new entrants.
more
Related Tags: 3g, sim, eu, rural, ovum, compete, trai, 3g-licence, target, auction, India
UK Based Superdrug to Sell MVNO Top-Ups
UK based mvno, Lebara Mobile says that it has signed a new partnership agreement with the high street retailer, Superdrug. Under the deal, Superdrug will sell Lebara Mobile airtime at its 915 stores across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland with immediate effect. more
Related Tags: hutchison-3g, lebara-mobile, hutchison, hutchison-whampoa, northern-ireland, UK
UK MVNO Secures Supermarket Distribution Deal
Lebara Mobile, a UK based mvno providing low-cost calls to the UK's ethnic residents, says that it has signed a partnership with one of the country's largest supermarket chains - Morrisons. Lebara Mobile airtime will be sold throughout the UK from 375 Morrisons branded stores and petrol forecourts. more
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