Mobitel Sri Lanka larger mobile phone and other relate services Provider now looking expanding her service and also Introducing new 4G technology. Past of evens Mobitel sign two agreements between Mobitel and ZTE and another one Mobitel and Huawei
ZTE - Mobitel Agreement.
According to the agreement, ZTE will deploy over 700 2G/3G/4G LTE base stations and transmission equipment for Mobitel's Stage VII Mobile Network Expansion Project. Upon completion of the project, it will be South Asia's first commercial 4G (FDD-LTE) network. ZTE became the major telecommunications equipment vendor for Mobitel after the successful completion of the Stage VI Mobile Network Expansion Project in June 2012, the largest expansion project in the Sri Lankan telecommunications sector.
“We are happy ZTE successfully completed the largest stage of our network expansion, which involved 2G and 3G base stations at over 1 000 sites, in record-breaking time,” said Mobitel CEO Lalith De Silva. “The next major development in our technological footprint through this new expansion will be the introduction of the latest long-term evolution (LTE) standard, which will be the commercial deployment of 4G mobile technology.”
“The fact that Mobitel awarded ZTE with the Stage VII Expansion contract shows that we've achieved a world-leading position with our innovative products and reliable services,” said ZTE Senior Vice-President Zhang Renjun. “We are very happy to help Mobitel roll out the first-ever FDD-LTE-based commercial 4G mobile network in South Asia and further strengthen its leading position as the preferred mobile service provider in Sri Lanka.”
ZTE products have been widely used in Sri Lanka with the company's overall revenue there exceeding $400 million. ZTE will continue to contribute to Sri Lankan telecommunications development by providing high-quality, cost-effective solutions.
Hiawei - Mobitel Agreement
Huawei, another Chinese firm to expand network capacity. Huawei said in a statement that it had inked a deal to renovate and expand Mobitel's network capacity in Sri Lanka's capital Colombo, Galle and Matara, without mentioning the size of the contract.
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