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Orange Armenia: 200,000 Subscribers in 3 Months

[ 2010/02/06 | 11:37 ] economy

After launching commercial services in Armenia on November 5, 2009, Orange Armenia has already registered 200,000 subscribers to its array of mobile phone and internet services. The company is owned by France Telecom.

Orange Armenia has already invested $148.5 million to provide necessary expertise and investment to ensure the development of a high-quality 2G and 3G+ network offering nationwide coverage. Before Orange’s entry in Armenia, the market was previously a duopoly of VivaCell-MTS and ArmenTel (Beeline).

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