Hungary’s alternative telecom company eTel Magyarország doubled its wholesale revenue from terminating international calls in the first half of this year, compared to January-June 2003, , eTel CEO Tamás Lukács said on Wednesday.
Revenue from terminating international calls were six times higher than revenues from the company’s Hungarian services, Lukács said.
Turnover from retail voice services went up by 20% in the first six months of the year from the corresponding period a year earlier. The number of eTel’s corporate clients and eDSL users rose 40% year on year in H1.
eTel started up in Hungary in early 2000 and has top-of-the-line fibre-optics networks in Austria, the Czech Republic, Poland, Slovakia and Hungary.
Source: Portfolio online financial journal
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29.07.2004