Changes to Vodafone and Three as Britain’s biggest mobile network created
Vodafone Group CEO Margherita Della Valle stated the merger will transform the UK's digital infrastructure (PA Archive)
Vodafone has finalised its £15 billion merger with Three UK on May 31, creating the UK's largest mobile phone Network with approximately 27 million customers.
VodafoneThree has committed to investing £11 billion over the next decade to enhance its 5G capabilities, with £1.3 billion to be invested this financial year.
Vodafone Group CEO Margherita Della Valle stated the merger will transform the UK's digital infrastructure and propel the UK to the forefront of European connectivity.
The CMA approved the deal in December last year, subject to conditions including investments in a combined 5G Network and customer protections such as capped mobile tariffs for Three years.
Vodafone owns 51% of the merged company and has the option to buy the rest after Three years; Max Taylor is the CEO of VodafoneThree, and Darren Purkisis is the CFO.