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Internet acquires 300,000 more users in April
Slight growth in mobile internet users and 190,000 new landline clients
Orange appoints Harion to replace Gauthier starting September
Orange Egypt announced Sunday that its board of directors decided to appoint Jean-Marc Harion as CEO and managing director of the company, replacing Yves Gauthier, starting 1 September. Harion has held various positions as CEO within Orange Group and currently serves as CEO of Orange Belgium.
Why mobile operators do not want Telecom Egypt playing their game
Telecom Egypt has acquired nearly 60% of telecommunications profits without a mobile licence
International gateway revenues to TE will drop in 2017: Beltone
The launch of international gateway licences to Vodafone and Orange will threaten TE’s revenues
Telecommunication companies fail to impress with Ramadan campaigns
From Leila Alwei to Ahmed El-Sakka, Dura Zarrouk, Hakiem, Menna Shalaby, Mahmoud El-Essaily, Isaad Youness, Ashraf Abd El-Bakky and Sherien, the campaign features an unprecedented combination of local artists
Vodafone acquires 300,000 new customers in March 2016
80,000 new customers for ADSL, land lines lose 300,000 users
NTRA monitors decline in call quality in Greater Cairo during March
Orange provides the lowest-quality voice services, while Vodafone has the lowest mobile internet performance, says NTRA
Internet market will face challenges in upcoming period: Orange CEO
The company incurred losses estimated at 10% to 15% of its total revenue, totalling EGP 100m since mid-2014 until the end of 2015
Massive French mobile merger falls through
Talks ended between Orange and Bouygues, which together represent over 60 percent of France’s mobile market.
Etisalat Misr ordered to pay Orange EGP 285.1m for interconnection fees
Orange Egypt added that Etisalat Misr should pay Orange the EGP 285.19m in addition to delaying the 2% interest per year, and should also commit to paying all the arbitration costs
Decline in quality of mobile services in February
Etisalat rated best, Orange worst in terms of number of dropped calls, says NTRA
NTRA tests mobile quality in Greater Cairo with 30,800 calls
Etisalat is the worst in mobile internet in January 2016 report
Former minister of communications named as Orange Egypt chairman
Egypt’s former minister of communications and technology Atef Helmy was named as chairman of Orange Egypt.
‘Orange’ will officially be launched in Egypt next Tuesday
The company will hold a conference Tuesday in the presence of the chief executive of Orange to launch the new brand in the Egyptian market and to have all Mobinil lines work under it
Mobinil plans to increase capital next year: CEO
In an interview with Daily News Egypt, Mobinil CEO Yves Gauthier discussed the latest developments regarding the company’s debt restructuring process. Gauthier also tackled the status of and challenges facing the telecom market in Egypt. How does Orange International evaluate the telecom market in Egypt? It’s a big market, the country has around 90 million …
OTMT records net profits of EGP 728m in H1 of 2015
Results mark a 7.7% YoY surge
Egypt’s BDS movement ready to challenge corporate, political elites over Israeli occupation
International headlines were made after Orange CEO seemed to accept movement’s boycott argument
Mobinil net losses shrink to EGP 35m
The company registered net losses of EGP 177m in the first three months of 2014
Orange seeking greater Mobinil shares after economic stabilisation: Gauthier
Egypt is promising economy given increasing population, with greater Egyptian investments expected
Orange buys last OTMT owned stake in Mobinil
OTMT CEO Naguib Sawiris sold part of his Mobinil shares to Orange in 2012, with latest deal the sale of last 5% minority stake in Mobinil
Shrouded in smoke, Kiev becomes battle zone
Protesters stepped up their attacks, flinging stones and Molotov cocktails but could do little against the tear gas and stun grenades used by the elite Berkut riot police who also fired rubber bullets.