Vodafone Turkey, one of the largest GSM operators in our country, announced the first half (April-September 2022) results for the 2022-2023 fiscal year. Thus, all the details, from the number of current subscribers to the usage rates of digital services and the income they earned during this period, were shared with the public in a transparent manner.
In this context, the Company’s service revenues stood at TL 11.5 billion, while its Earnings Before Interest, Depreciation and Taxes (EBITDA) rose to TL 4.2 billion.
Vodafone Turkey 2022-23 Fiscal Year First Half Results
Total mobile data usage in the first 6 months of the fiscal year compared to the same period of the previous year. 1,966 petabytes, up 25.5 percentrose to .
While the number of monthly active customers using digital channels such as Vodafone Yanımda and Online Self Service reached 17.9 million, the total monthly interaction of customers using these channels reached 442 million.
- Number of mobile subscribers: 25.3 million
- Fixed broadband subscribers: 1.4 million
How many Vodafone subscribers?
While the number of Vodafone Turkey’s mobile subscribers reached 25.3 million, the total number of mobile subscribers including M2M (Intermachine Communication) reached 28.4 million. Increasing the number of postpaid subscribers to 17.6 million, the number of fixed broadband subscribers of the company is at the level of 1.4 million.
Engin Aksoy, CEO of Vodafone Turkey, He evaluated the results of the first half of the 2022-23 fiscal year as follows:
“We continue our investments with the confidence we have in the future of our country and our industry. The transition to 5G has been on the agenda of our industry recently. Today, 210 operators in 83 countries have launched 5G services. We hope that Turkey will join the list of countries embracing 5G as soon as possible.
Our expectation is that the tender schedule and details will be clarified and announced as soon as possible, and Turkey’s transition to 5G will begin. Ensuring a sustainable and predictable investment environment in line with the realities of the market in the transition to 5G will enable the sector to get the maximum benefit from 5G and add value to the economy.
As Vodafone, we will continue to work hard with our stakeholders to bring our country to the place it deserves in the digitalization league.”