Indian mobile service provider Videocon Telecom announced its tower infrastructure sharing agreement with Reliance Jio Infocomm, a pan India 4G operator.
The tower sharing deal, Reliance Jio will get access to Videocon Telecom’s tower infrastructure across its circles to ensure cost saving, better network outreach and offer seamless network services to its 4G LTE consumers.
Videocon Telecom is also planning to explore more possibilities with Reliance Jio in terms of 4G network sharing, optical fiber network sharing, internet broadband services and other opportunities.
Recently, Videocon Telecom announced roll out of its 4G services using FD-LTE technology on 1800MHz across its operational six telecom circles where it owns liberalized license.
Arvind Bali, director & CEO, Videocon Telecommunications, said: “Strategic deals like these go a long way in helping to eliminate the duplication of infrastructure and redundancy, while reducing costs, and improving the quality of service.”
Videocon Telecom is looking at sharing its own National Long Distance (NLD) and International Long Distance (ILD) network.
