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Türk Telekom outlines five-year strategy

December 8, 2017 11.41 Europe/London By Chris Dziadul

Türk Telekom plans to become the leading provider in the Turkish TV mass market by home access within the next five years.

Quoted by Hurriyet Daily News, its CEO Paul Doany added that the company sees the internet as the future and is well placed to exploit this, with its fixed-line infrastructure already covering 98% of homes in the country.

Doany also said that Türk Telekom aims to secure a share of over 30% in the mobile market, which would be in line with its spectrum market share.

Looking at this year, he added that the company had double digit growth in the first nine months, posting a profit of TL1.25 billion(€275 million) during the period.

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