Vodafone

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis met in Athens at Maximos Mansion with visiting CEO of Vodafone Group Margherita Della Valle on Thursday and discussed the company's investments in Greece as well as expanding collaboration.

The combined net sales revenues of companies operating in Türkiye's electronic communications sector increased 45 percent year-on-year to 41.5 billion Turkish Liras in the first quarter.

THE PARTIES HAVE AGREED ON THE TERMS OF THE SALE OF VODAFONE HUNGARY

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British telecoms group Vodafone agreed yesterday to sell its Hungarian division to local peer 4iG and state-owned holding company Corvinus Zrt for 1.8 billion euros ($1.8 billion).

The London-listed giant added in a statement that the proposed sale would create Hungary's second largest fixed-line and mobile telecoms operator.

Turkish e-commerce firm Trendyol, backed by Chinese internet giant Alibaba, said yesterday it had entered into agreements to raise $1.5 billion from a number of high-profile investors, valuing the company at $16.5 billion.

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That makes the company Turkey's first "decacorn," a word used for those companies over $10 billion, according to a written statement.

Nearly two thirds of Romanians (62 pct) living in the urban environment could move to the countryside, in the next one or two years, but the number one condition to make this step is a good internet connection, show the results of the Vodafone Institute's Digitising Europe Pulse survey published on Wednesday.

Vantage Towers Greece sees significant growth prospects in Greece, using as a vehicle the collaborations with all the "players" in the telecommunications sector, but also of the wider market, also winking to energy companies as well.

This is a renowned international operator in the region of Central and Eastern Europe, and the management of company is sure that the change of the company name in no way will affect the existing agreements between users and business partners.

Greece's telecoms watchdog, the Hellenic Telecommunications and Post Commission (EETT), on Wednesday signed contracts with the country's three major telecoms providers Cosmote, Vodafone and Wind for the use of the 700MHz, 2GHz, 3400-3800 MHz and 26 GHz radio frequency band widths, which pave the way for a 5G network.

Greece has raised 372.26 million euros ($453.78 million) from granting rights for the use of different bands for the development of 5G networks, its telecoms regulator (EETT) said on Wednesday.