A Movicel, guarantees that it is prepared to face the challenge that follows with four operators and defends that it has a wide range of services to offer to its customers, according to the Emanuela Ghini, the operator's commercial director.
Emanuela Ghini, speaking at a press conference where the company presented new tariffs, argued that increasing competition will force improvements to be made in the quality of services, making the sector more competitive and with more options for customers.
"We are going to have new and bigger challenges, but we believe that we have a very broad choice with our offer of services, we will see what the new ones will do, but we are ready to face the challenge"He said.
Of course, the sector will increase when new entrants enter, but we must know that the share that each operator has in the market will decrease.
The commercial director of Movicel recognized, however, that, for companies with a higher market share, the entry of new entrants could be seen as a danger. She explained that it is necessary to look at both sides.
Emanuela Ghini believes that the Angolan market has enough space for a fourth operator. Of course, investments will be large at an early stage, but if everyone is going in this direction, why can not Angola do it too? "She asked.
At present, the telecommunications sector in Angola with only Unitel and Movicel, where the former has a market share of about 73%, and the second, 27%. Angola will have, remember, two new mobile operators, including the Angola Telecom, to whom it has already been granted leave.
Tell Movicel this way here in Soyo you will lose customers two days without a network after all, as our monthly plan days will be rewarded. if so it is very bad.
The only good thing about Movicel is the price of its voice and internet packages, which is a disgrace, even in some parts of Viana the network is pitiful. speak less and improve more. Movicel, Zap Fibra, TV Cabo think that Luanda is only marginal from Luanda, Talatona and the centralities existing here in Luanda.