“Invitel was able to double its revenue in the past two years in its two focus segments of business ICT and residential television services,” Blunck said. Blunck added that in order to strengthen Invitelʼs market position in Hungary they will “speed up the realization of Invitelʼs business strategy”, which was established in 2012.
Langsteiner said she expects more than half a million household to have access to broadband internet by this August, and as a result of the current project, Invitel foresees its services becoming available to residents in 98 of Hungaryʼs largest cities.
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