As part of its continued commitment to delivering more value to customers, Banglalink, the country’s leading innovative digital operator, has introduced a new range of value-driven data packages aimed at enhancing customers’ digital experiences and increasing digital inclusion across the country, said a press release.
This initiative reinforces Banglalink’s focus on empowering customers through innovative, inclusive, and impactful digital services. With a strong customer-centric approach, Banglalink is dedicated to expanding access to digital services, accelerating digital adoption, and contributing to the growth of Bangladesh’s digital economy.
Banglalink is now offering more value on existing data, voice, and bundle packs — with up to 20% more data, 22% more voice minutes, and 25% more benefits on mix bundles.
To make digital experiences even more accessible, Banglalink is providing unlimited access to Toffee’s diverse content library, along with other popular platforms like Facebook, YouTube, and TikTok, without consuming any data from the selected packs. Customers can enjoy these platforms without paying anything extra.
Johan Buse, Chief Executive Officer at Banglalink, said: “We welcome the government’s recent reform initiatives in the telecom sector, including the approval granting mobile network operators access to Dark Fiber and DWDM (Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing) infrastructure. These forward-looking measures are important steps toward enhancing consumer benefits and accelerating Bangladesh’s digital transformation.”
Aligned with the government’s vision of enabling Bangladesh’s digital future, we are committed to delivering innovative services and greater value to meet the evolving needs of our customers, he said.
“We look forward to continuing our collaboration with the government and other stakeholders to drive broader digital adoption, create positive outcomes for consumers, and contribute meaningfully to the advancement of Bangladesh’s digital economy, reaffirming Banglalink’s firm commitment to supporting the nation’s digital future.”