Ooredoo To Expand Superfast Fibre Coverage to Three Additional Areas in Muscat Governorate

Mobilk - Ooredoo announced plans to expand the coverage of its highly popular Superfast Fibre Home Broadband services to Al Ghubra Al Janubiyaa, Al Ghubra Al Shamaliya, and Al Athaiba Al Shamaliya. Extending its reach will allow even more families to enjoy amazing internet speeds reaching up to 1 GBPs, unlimited usage, and discounts on international call rates among many other fantastic features. 

Johan Buse, Chief Commercial Officer, said, “Our focus is on becoming data experience leaders; providing affordable data products and services, supported by a cutting edge network. Our Superfast Fibre Home Broadband services mean that customers can enjoy amazing internet speeds, taking their experience to the next level, with inspiring and cost-effective plans.”

The Superfast Fibre plans provide fantastic value with the best-in-market value for one year price plans, starting from just OMR 28. Furthermore, both installation and the modem are absolutely free. By simply signing up to any of the plans on offer, customers will receive added benefits on top of the unlimited data use provided by each of the company’s Superfast Fibre plans. Each plan not only connects users to a fast, reliable network, but includes unlimited Ooredoo to Ooredoo fixed minutes, discounted international rates and of course, uninterrupted and buffer-free internet. 

The Superfast Fibre service has continuously expanded to provide growing numbers of customers with unlimited data plans. It covers Al Hail, Al Khoud, Al Mabaila, Al Manuma, Al Seeb Jadida, Hayy Al Saruj, Sur Al Hadid, Al Seeb Wadi Al Luwami, Ras Al Hamra, and the Tilal Complex. Ooredoo is continuing to expand its fibre coverage throughout 2017, so customers in other areas can expect to hear more on their exciting developments this year.

For more information on Ooredoo’s offers and promotions, visit www.ooredoo.om/fibre, Ooredoo Oman’s social media, the Ooredoo Oman App, or any of its 42 stores across Oman.