Lebara
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| Lebara Limited | |
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| Type | Private |
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| Founded | 2001 |
| Headquarters | London, UK |
| Industry | mobile phone operator |
| Slogan | Bring them closer |
| Website | http://www.lebara.com |
Lebara was launched in 2001 with a clear vision to challenge the current telecommunications market. The company’s aim to bridge gaps in high-quality, value-driven calls is cemented by its’ investment in technology, communications and people. By forging strong relationships with distributors and carriers, Lebara is able to deliver on price and service.
Following its initial success within the Calling Card market, Lebara has capitalised on its strong distribution and understanding of the needs of multi-cultural communities, to launch the mobile service. As a company that prides itself on offering streamlined services, Lebara meets its customer needs with low-cost, prepaid international calls across a convenient mobile network.[1]
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Lebara is revealed as the 4th fastest growing company in Britain. Lebara has implemented its own telecoms platform for linking mobile-phone networks across Europe. It boasts that it was the first European company to provide such a service, which has enabled the London company to offer low-cost international calls from mobile phones. Founded in 2001, Lebara now provides services in 17 countries, including Belgium, Denmark, Norway and Sweden. Demand from an increas- ingly international population wanting to use mobiles for communicating with friends and family abroad has boosted sales 242% a year from an annualised £946,000 in 2002 to an annualised £37.9m in 2005.[2]
Lebara Mobile is ranked 14th in the UK 's Top 50 to Watch in Mobile
Lebara Mobile is among this year's list of companies set to dominate the UK Mobile revolution in 2007, according to Real Business Magazine . Appearing at number 14 in the list drawn up by an independent panel of UK mobile experts, the report profiles Lebara Mobile along with other young British firms picked from an initial sample of 200 companies. Report author Stephen Pritchard describes the list as “A dazzling collection of entrepreneurial talent.”[3]
[edit] References
- ^ Company Overview. Retrieved on 2007-03-29.
- ^ 2006 Sunday Times Fast Track100 list of Britain’s fastest growing private companies. Retrieved on 2007-03-29.
- ^ Lebara Mobile is ranked 14th in the UK 's Top 50 to Watch in Mobile. Retrieved on 2007-03-29.
[edit] External links
- http://www.lebara.com - Main Lebara Group's site
