Ooredoo Maldives
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Formerly | Wataniya Maldives |
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Type | Public |
| Industry | Telecommunication |
| Founded | February, 2005 (as Wataniya Maldives) ; April 2014 (as Ooredoo Maldives) |
| Headquarters | Malé, Maldives |
Key people | Mr. Najib Khan (CEO) Vikram Sinha (M.D.) |
| Products | GSM, 3G & 4G LTE |
| Revenue |
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Number of employees | 350+ full time |
| Parent | Ooredoo |
| Website | www.ooredoo.mv |
US$78000000 (2016)Ooredoo Maldives (formerly Wataniya Maldives[1]) is a mobile operator in the Maldives, owned by Ooredoo Group.[2]
Contents
1 History
2 Current standing
3 Governance
4 References
History
The firm was issued a licence as the new mobile phone operator in February 2005.[3] Ooredoo Maldives was selected after a bidding process with three other companies. All the bidders proposed competitive tariffs, but Ooredoo Maldives[4] was investing heavily to deliver new services in the fastest possible time thus succeeded the competition. Currently they are providing GSM services throughout Maldives, with other value-added services. Ooredoo Maldives, is also the first to launch a 3.5G HSDPA network in the Maldives, on April 17, 2008, offering video calls and high speed mobile data connectivity.
Registered as a service provider in GCC, Ooredoo is already a leading mobile phone operator in the Middle East and North Africa. It is proven that Ooredoo is currently serving a total of more than three million customers in Asia.
Ooredoo Maldives is the sole competitor of Dhiraagu,[5] the very first Maldivian telecommunications company. Dhiraagu dominated the market for a period of 17 years, being the only operator for that period.
Current standing
The Company is part of the Ooredoo Group, an international telecommunications service provider with a customer base of over 138 Million spread across 10 countries as at December 31, 2016. The “Ooredoo” brand has been valued at USD 3.1 Billion and recognized amongst the world’s top fifty most valuable telecommunications brand by the leading intangible asset valuation consultancy, Brand Finance, in their “Telecoms 500 2017” report published on February 27, 2017.
Governance
Board of directors[6]
The members of Ooredoo Maldives's board of directors are as follows:
Name | Position[7] |
| Mr. Khalid Ibrahim Al Mahmoud | Chairman /Independent Director |
| Mr. Vikram Sinha | Executive Director/Managing Director |
| Dr. A Hamid Mohd A Marafi | Independent Director |
| Mr. Ian Grant Fenton | Independent Director |
| Mr. Khalid Hasaan M A Al-Hamadi | Independent Director |
| Uza. Dheena Hussain | Non-Executive Director/Company Secretary |
| Mr. Najib Khan | Executive Director/Chief Executive Officer |
| Mr. Ramanathan Sivakumar | Executive Director/Chief Financial Officer |
Senior Management[6]
The members of Ooredoo Maldives's Senior Management are as follows:
Name | Position[7] |
| Mr. Najib Khan | Chief Executive Officer |
| Mr. Ramanathan Sivakumar | Chief Financial Officer |
| Mr. M S Tanwar | Chief Technology Officer |
| Mr. Balaji Srinivasan | Chief Commercial Officer |
| Mr. Mohamed Shahid | Director Human Resources and Administration |
| Mr. Sunil Mishra | Head of Strategy and PMO |
| Ms. Gulnaz Mahir | Head of Customer Care |
| Mr. Hussain Niyaz | Head of Sales |
Chief Executive Officer
Mr. Najib Khan
Mr. Najib Khan is the newly appointed CEO of OMPL,[8] effective from April 2017, having joined the Ooredoo Group in November 2014 as a Senior Director in the Commercial Division.
Managing Director
Mr. Vikram Sinha
Mr. Vikram Sinha has served as the CEO of OMPL since April 2014. He has been promoted to Managing Director[9] of OMPL from April 2017.
References
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