These offices in Sri Lanka, Nepal, Bangladesh, and Uganda are strategically positioned to help foray and reinforce the Route Mobiles’ presence in the local and global markets
Mumbai headquartered Route Mobile Limited, a global cloud-communication platform service provider announced expansion of its operations in Sri Lanka, Nepal, Bangladesh, and Uganda. The company says it has opened new offices in all the mentioned countries.
Route Mobile claims that it’s experience in offering range of communication services to businesses will enable it to tap into these markets.
Speaking about these new centers, Rajdip Kumar Gupta, Managing Director and group Chief Executive Officer, Route Mobile Limited said, “These offices are strategically positioned to help foray and reinforce the Route Mobiles’ presence in the local and global markets. These newly opened offices serve well the Route Mobiles’ vision of connecting the world through mobile technology, helping customers, partners and employees prosper locally and globally. This move is in alignment with the Route Mobiles’ strategic growth plan and gaining market prominence in these regions.”
Reason behind Route Mobile expansion
The company, explained the need to open new offices in these reasons, a result of the modernisation surge in the telecom sector in all these regions. This surge has substantially opened avenues for businesses and investments, offering a steady upward growth and making these countries lucrative business hot-spots open to innovative solutions.
Immense potential in the Indian subcontinent
In the Indian subcontinent, the telecom sector has immense potential for business opportunities. A young customer base with an increasing demand, and governments offering business-friendly policies, make countries like Sri Lanka, Nepal and Bangladesh viable business destinations.
Route Mobile believes that improved presence in the Indian subcontinent will facilitate it’s market penetration in these countries.
Uganda too offers a competitive and fast-growing telecom market in Africa, due to their sweeping reforms that have reduced barriers to market entry and made international investment easier.
