Vietnam Post Acquires 075 Mobile Prefix for Pottel Brand Expansion
Vietnam Post has successfully bid 2.75 billion VND (approx. $110,000 USD) to acquire the mobile network code 75, corresponding to the 075 prefix. This strategic move aims to bolster its mobile telecommunications development plan under the Pottel brand, enhancing its service ecosystem.
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