Kyivstar plans to increase the cost of some archival tariffs by UAH 50-90 starting March 1. Mobile operator Vodafone is also planning to increase the annual tariffs for "Year without subscription fees".
Kyivstar plans to increase the cost of some archival tariffs by UAH 50-90 starting March 1. Mobile operator Vodafone is also planning to increase the annual tariffs for "Year without subscription fees".
This is reported by the OBOZ.UA publication with reference to the MZU community.
It is noted that the cost of the following tariffs will increase:
In line with the price increase, Kyivstar will increase the number of GB for roaming within the Roam Like At Home service. Subscribers will start receiving details about changes in their tariffs in SMS messages starting next week.
UPD . Kyivstar cited the 60% increase in the price of electricity for businesses and the increase in costs for maintaining the network during power outages as the reason for the tariff increase.
"In December, due to large-scale blackouts across the country, fuel consumption increased by more than 11 times compared to the summer period and amounted to 1.1 million liters per month," Kyivstar noted in a comment to RBC-Ukraine.
In December last year, Kyivstar announced changes to some tariffs , which were due to the increase in the cost of servicing base stations due to power outages.
We will remind you that at the end of January, the Antimonopoly Committee of Ukraine granted permission to Kyivstar PJSC to acquire control over MTPK LLC , a company that owns the online medicine booking service Tabletki.ua.
Mobile operator Vodafone is also planning to raise prices due to the electricity subsidy for businesses, MZU reports . As a result, the cost of the "Year without subscription fees" service in Vodafone's archive tariffs will increase from February 17.
It is noted that prices will rise by about 50-100 UAH for the following tariffs:
Earlier, lifecell commented on a potential agreement to merge the tower infrastructure of mobile operators Kyivstar and Vodafone Ukraine . Lifecell believes that this is not an ordinary commercial agreement, but a decision that "will forever change the structure of the Ukrainian telecom market and slow down its development for years to come."
