Leading MVNO Lebara has been sold to the European private equity firm Waterland Private Equity by its main existing owners, Alchemy and Triton Partners, who acquired the MVNO in 2020. The deal is subject to regulatory approvals. Waterland specializes in a “buy-and-build” strategy, acquiring and consolidating businesses. It was established in 1999 and has its

Three takes second place with perks worth over 60 per cent lower than O2.

Out-of-contract customers are overpaying on pay-monthly rolling mobile contracts that costs 430 per cent more than the best value SIM-only offers

Reunites with Telefonica colleague Stephen Shurrock

The operator is seeking to grow its list of MVNO partners

Lebara Mobile is Vodafone’s oldest UK MVNO partner

giffgaff named Network of the Year at the annual awards ceremony

CTech are looking to build on partnerships with Three, Vodafone and Lebara

The MVNO that targets the asian market has operated on the Vodafone network for over 15 years

The new service will allow the UK’s migrant population of 14 million to make overseas calls for as little as 1p per minute

Korean manufacturer nabbed three gongs at industry’s biggest awards, while Lebara and Plan.com also walked away from the Hilton in Park Lane with two Awards

Ethnic MVNO targets 100,000 Lebara Play subscribers in first twelve months