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Airtel services now in Sri Lanka

New Delhi, Jan 12

Bharti Airtel on Monday announced the launch of its mobile services in Sri Lanka. The services have been launched on a 3G enabled network from Chinese telecom gear maker Huawei. Bharti Airtel plans to invest around $ 200 million in its Sri Lanka operations. It has entered into a three-year managed network deal with Huawei, partnered with IBM to manage its comprehensive IT infrastructure and application requirements, and selected iSmart Timex as its customer care partner. The company has started offering cheaper roaming rates to Sri Lankans travelling to India. - Our Bureau

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