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Vodafone Romania has recorded revenue from services of 191.5 million euro on Q4 2021

March 7, 2022

Revenue from services of the Vodafone Romania operator was of 191.5 million euro, during the Q4 2021 and continues to be stable on the quarterly evolution, announces the company.   ‘Vodafone Romania announces the main indicators for financial performance for the Q4 on 31st December 2021, according to the results presented today by Vodafone Group Plc. Service revenues were €191,5 million and continue to be stable on quarterly developments," the company announced.   Vodafone Romania’s mobile and fixed service customer base and IoT solutions reached 11, 2 million on 31 December 2021.   “In 2021, we focused on minimizing the impact of the current context on the company, while at the same time expanding and consolidating our network to ensure that customers in both urban and remote areas remain connected, with reliable access to quality fixed and mobile services. Looking forward, the keyword is "change". At both industry and company level, we expect a change of pace. You will see a more dynamic Vodafone in 2022 and years to come," said Achilleas Kanaris, CEO Vodafone Romania.   At the beginning of October, Vodafone released Green SIM cards made of recycled plastic as part of the company's commitment to reduce the environmental impact of its operations.   Vodafone operates mobile and fixed networks in 21 countries and works with mobile networks in 52 other countries. As of 31 December 2021, it has more than 300 million mobile users, more than 28 million fixed broadband users and more than 22 million TV service customers.   The group proposed to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions to net zero until 2040, through acquisition of 100% electricity from renewable sources in Europe and in all operations until 2025.

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