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iliad expands in Poland

June 6, 2023 10.38 Europe/London By Chris Dziadul

Poland’s Play Group, which is owned by iliad, has acquired the telco Syrion for an undisclosed fee.

Syrion is based in Zory and operates a 3,000km fibre-optic network that serves over 86,000 households in more than 80 towns in the voivodships of Slask, Opole and Lubelskie. It offers internet, telecom and digital TV services to individual, business and wholesale customers.

Commenting on the acquisition, Jean Marc Harion, CEO of Play Group, said: “As a leader in the telecommunications industry, Play Group invests heavily in the development of the mobile and fibre optic networks and is constantly looking for business opportunities to expand the range of its services for the benefit of customers in Poland. The investment in Syrion supports the implementation of our goal, which is to provide customers in Poland with the widest possible access to the highest quality mobile services, the fastest fibre optic internet and digital television, ensuring their freedom of choice”.

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Filed Under: Central & East Europe, Newsline Tagged With: France, Iliad, PLAY, Poland, Syrian Edited: 9 June 2023 10:32

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