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Mobitel turns 20

Sri Lanka Telecom Mobitel celebrates twenty years this month. Commencing operations in 1993, Mobitel was one of the foremost mobile service providers in Sri Lanka, beginning operations using first generation cellular technology, Advanced Mobile Phone System (AMPS)/Time division multiple access (TDMA).


Nimal Welgama

Nimal Welgama

"The company is in the process of upgrading its network. The current stage of expansion is slated to add 1,800 new base stations islandwide, aiming at 100 percent population coverage. With the development and transformation that Mobitel is undergoing, it is poised to assume a lead role in bringing cutting edge mobile technology that would help shape the next phase of ICT technological development in Sri Lanka," a spokesman for the compnay said.

The Chairman of Sri Lanka Telecom Mobitel, Nimal Welgama said, "The philosophy of Mobitel is 'We Care. Always'. As such the company has continued to deliver upon this promise by being customer centric for the past twenty years. Our subscriber base spans from businessmen to farmers in the farthest corners of the island."

"The service Mobitel offers stands testament to the numerous awards we have won over the years, for the strength of our brand, for our engineering excellence."

"Mobitel has expanded its customer care infrastructure to the Northern and Southern regions of the country by opening contact centres in Sooriyaweva and Mullaitivu. This resulted in creating new ICT-based employment opportunities for youth. The company also set up an IT Development Centre in Kegalle," Welgama said.

Mobitel with the Ministry of Telecommunication and Information Technology offered Upahara value-added internet service. The new 'Upahara Internet' offers free HSPA mobile broadband dongles to all existing Upahara voice customers who are state sector employees.

The company recorded an net profit surpassing the Rs.1 b in Q3, 2012.

Mobitel's CEO, Lalith de Silva said, "Twenty years ago, Sri Lanka witnessed the formation of a world-class corporate personality. Today, built upon a brand promise of 'We Care, Always', Mobitel strives to uplift livelihoods, create new opportunities and develop Sri Lanka's ICT landscape."

"With investments counting over $ 500 m, Mobitel continues to stay deeply committed towards creating memorable customer experiences through a range of innovative products and services," he said.

"While celebrating our 20th anniversary, we at Sri Lanka Telecom Mobitel look towards the future with optimism and courage, to be the driving force of the ICT industry contributing, towards Sri Lanka becoming the 'Wonder of Asia'," he said.

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