DIGI Romania is the largest Romanian telecommunications group, with millions, over millions, of customers throughout Romania, and the number has been continuously growing for several years. DIGI Romania recently spoke about a very big achievement that the company had, more precisely the attraction of no less than 3.4 million customers in its fixed and mobile telephony network from the initiation of this process in Romania until the moment of girl, a real record.
DIGI Romania does not have any operator that even comes close to its achievements to a certain extent, or another, and that says a lot about what porting means for the company. The fixed and mobile telephony services division of DIGI Romania has a little over 4 million customers at the moment, and since 3.4 million have been attracted over time, it is clear that a very large part of the base total comes from this process.
DIGI Romania: Important OFFICIAL information that surprised many Romanians
DIGI Romania managed, through a very aggressive pricing strategy, to attract a surprisingly large number of new customers to its network, which represents an achievement worthy of many praises. Of course, DIGI Romania did not manage to keep all the customers it attracted through porting, but this is not necessarily a surprise, and this is because no telecommunications group managed to do this, so in the end we are talking about something that is expected.
DIGI Romania still continues to attract new customers to its network through the porting system that was thought up in Romania, which of course is excellent news for the company, managing to convince more and more Romanians to become its customers. In recent years, DIGI Romania has been the leader in porting in Romania, setting record after record, the largest number of clients attracted to its network being registered in 2021 by the Romanian company.
DIGI Romania will continue to attract the clients of the other telecommunications service providers in Romania, so it remains to be seen how far its success will go.
