Turkcell reaches 132,000 subscribers in Germany

News Wireless Germany 23 AUG 2011
Turkcell reaches 132,000 subscribers in Germany
Turkish mobile operator Turkcell has attracted 132,000 subscribers in less than five months since its services were launched in Germany, reports Todays Zaman. Turkcell's Deputy GM Lale Saral Develioglu said the year-end target is to have 250,000 subscribers. Turkcell Europe is cooperating with Germany's Deutsche Telekom to provide its services to Turkish expats living in Germany.

Categories:

Mobile

Companies:

Turkcell,  Deutsche Telekom

Countries:

Germany

Tags:

Voice services, Sales figures, Wholesale

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