Vodafone subscribers bigger spenders than rivals', CEO says
Vodafone may not be Hungary's biggest wireless services provider, but its clients are the biggest spenders, according to outgoing CEO of Vodafone Magyarország Attila Vitai.
The company registered average revenue per user of a monthly Ft 5,000 in 2005, exceeding that of its two competitors in Hungary, Pannon and T-Mobile, Vitai said. Vodafone had 2 million subscribers at the end of 2005 and closed the year with revenue of Ft 96 billion.
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