Iran Electronics Industries (Sairan) has signed an agreement with local Internet service provider HiWeb for establishing a mobile virtual network operator. HiWeb is listed on the Tehran…
MVNO Services in Iran
<p dir="LTR">An MVNO is a wireless communications services provider that does not own the mobile network infrastructure over which it provides services to customers but in fact, pays a fee to the network operators.</p>
<p dir="LTR">The Communications Regulatory Authority issued a call for registration last winter, following which the applications of 51 firms were processed and they had to submit the required documents by the August 21 deadline. Up to now, 52 applicants have registered for an MVNO license, including 32 foreign operators, 13 investment companies, and seven banks.</p>
<p dir="LTR">In the next 10 years, it has been predicted that Mobile Virtual Network operators will have 13 million subscribers and hold 15% share of the mobile market by the end of the 10th year.</p>
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Iranian mobile virtual network operator Amin has introduced a SIM card and mobile plan named Teentaak designed to provide parental control over youngsters' communications technology usage.
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Mobile Virtual Network Operator, NeginTel, working with Tabriz-based football club Tractor Sazi has released its new AzarTel-branded SIM Cards in the northwestern city.
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Deputy Director of Communication Regulatory Authority (CRA), Sadeq Abbasi Shahkouh, has announced that three Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNO) are to offer SIM cards in the next few days.
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FANAP ICT Company, owned by Pasargad Financial Group, has received license to operate as a Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO).
The government announced two years ago that companies…
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Mobile Virtual Network Operator NeginTel, which operates under the brand name ApTel, signed an agreement on Thursday with Tabriz’s Tractor Sazi Football Club to release branded SIM cards called…
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New Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO) SamanTel has launched its pricing structure for calls, SMS and Internet as part of a push to become one of the first virtual operators to establish its…
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In the past couple of years more than two dozen firms prepared themselves to join the newly emerging Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO) market in Iran in the hope that with several new players…
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Saman Bank through one of its new subsidiaries, Kish Cell Pars, is set to offer Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO) services and sell SIM cards.
Kish Cell Pars will offer Full MVNO…
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Iran's largest Internet service provider Shatel Group has been given the go-ahead to offer 'full' Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO) services by the Communications Regulatory Authority (CRA)…
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The latest Mobile Virtual Network Operators Conference opened in Tehran this week with several foreign companies in attendance.
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Iran’s Communications Regulatory Authority has granted 24 permits for offering Mobile Virtual Network Operating services.
The CRA issued a call for registration last winter, following which…
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The Communications Regulatory Authority of Iran has announced that it has agreed in principle to issue 19 licenses to entities for operating as mobile virtual network operator.
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As Iran prepares to allow several new Mobile Virtual Network Operators to enter the telecoms market, rumors have been circulating in local and international media that Iran could also host the…
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The Iran Telecom Conference discussed future developments in the domestic communications and Internet industries on the Persian Gulf island of Kish on May 25.
Although not well…
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The names of mobile virtual network operators will likely be announced at the Iran Telecom Conference at Kish on May 25. Twenty firms had applied for the license to extend the service, but names…
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By the end of the second half of the current Iranian year (started March 20), Mobile Virtual Network Operators will start work, said the deputy of Iran's Communications Regulatory Authority.
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The competition for ears has heightened among Iranian cellphone networks, as they make claims and counterclaims.
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The expansion of mobile telecommunications market can be achieved by facilitating the activities of mobile virtual network operators, the head of Communications Regulatory Authority said.
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