Dialog Axiata

Dialog Axiata struck an agreement with Bharti Airtel to merge their respective operations in Sri Lanka, a move to further cement the Malaysia-based operator’s top-tier status in the nation.

Sri Lanka-based Dialog Axiata benefitted from demand for data and rising ARPU, but one-off charges and growing operating costs pushed the company into the red in Q4 2022.

Sri Lanka-based Dialog Axiata booked growth across all business units in Q3, with increases in ARPU and post-paid users helping to drive double-digit gains in mobile.

Dialog Axiata committed to invest $152. 4 million on ICT infrastructure to accelerate Sri Lanka’s digital nation ambitions by providing more reliable and cost-effective connectivity. The operator signed agreements with the Board of Investment (BoI) of Sri Lanka to invest $112.

Sri Lanka-based Dialog Axiata deployed 515 towers since Covid-19 (coronavirus) restrictions were imposed in March 2020, increasing its total LTE site count to 4,000, with the goal to add another 450 sites by the end of the year to take…

Dialog Axiata, the largest mobile operator in Sri Lanka, showed its interest in becoming a major player in the finance sector with the acquisition of a listed finance company, Mirror Business reported.

Sri Lanka’s Dialog names new head Dialog Axiata, the largest mobile operator in Sri Lanka, appointed Supun Weerasinghe as chief executive, taking over from Hans Wijayasuriya who led the company since 1997.