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‘Orange invested JD200m in its networks in 2015’
By JT - Feb 01,2016 - Last updated at Feb 01,2016
AMMAN — Orange Jordan invested JD200 million in 2015 to upgrade its second and third generation networks, in addition to introducing Fourth Generation services across the Kingdom, the company’s CEO, Jerome Henique said Monday.
The company will continue its investments in 2016 to upgrade services and its network, Hénique said at a press conference. The company’s investments in the upcoming stage fall in line with its Essentials 2020 strategy under which the company is scheduled to invest more than JD300 million between 2015 and 2018, including a JD200 million investment in its fixed and mobile network infrastructure.
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