Vodafone New Zealand

Vodafone New Zealand bought out its joint venture partner Millennium to assume full ownership of 52 branded retail outlets in the country, agreeing to take over the employment contracts of the JV’s more than 400 staff.

Vodafone New Zealand became the latest in a long line of operators to announce plans to sell off passive mobile tower assets in order to release capital to support its future growth ambitions.

Vodafone New Zealand highlighted efforts in November to boost wireless network capacity and coverage as part of an expanded regional investment plan and initiatives to keep up with soaring data usage driven by Covid-19 (coronavirus) restrictions, deploying and upgrading 32…

Vodafone New Zealand introduced a software marketplace to speed adoption of digital tools by making it easier for SMEs to purchase and manage business applications and services.

Vodafone New Zealand laid out plans to expand its IoT network footprint to more than 60 per cent of country within three years, with demand for the services increasing as domestic businesses look to boost productivity and improve operational efficiency.

Vodafone New Zealand commenced a three-month trial of unlimited wireless broadband service for people living in areas covered by a rural coverage scheme, as it steps up investments to expand coverage in less populated areas.

Vodafone New Zealand stepped up its infrastructure investment to improve coverage and expand capacity, after data usage jumped 56 per cent in 2020 as people relied more on mobile technology and digital services due to Covid-19 (coronavirus) restrictions.