Vodafone Business IoT is partnering with Mobily – a leading Saudi technology, media, and telecommunications company – to offer IoT connectivity services in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. As a result, Vodafone Business IoT’s customers will now be able to deploy their connected IoT devices to more places in the Middle East.
This new agreement means that Mobily will grant Vodafone Business IoT’s customers access to its extensive network coverage in the country. This means that IoT customers installing and operating connected devices using the Vodafone Global SIM+ will have reliable and secure connectivity that complies with local regulatory requirements.
By leveraging Vodafone Business IoT’s innovative Global SIM+ eSIM proposition, customers are now able to take advantage of seamless cross-border connectivity, making it easier and more efficient for them to connect their devices globally. The collaboration with Mobily leverages Vodafone’s extensive IoT expertise and Mobily’s network capabilities to provide a best-in-class service for customers and partners globally.
Erik Brenneis, CEO of Vodafone Business IoT, said: “We’re delighted to announce this partnership with Mobily – which further expands our footprint in the Middle East, and enables us to provide managed IoT connectivity services to customers in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. This agreement means we can now provide reliable, secure and compliant cross-border IoT connectivity to businesses looking to operate in the country. We look forward to hyperscaling our managed IoT connectivity service – where we connect more customers in more countries.”
Eng. Salman Al-Badran, CEO of Mobily, said: “At Mobily, we continue to lead digital transformation in the region through our investment in advanced IoT technologies, opening up new opportunities and driving sustainable growth. This agreement will enable us to deliver advanced technologies solutions to both government and private sector clients, contributing to enhanced operational efficiency and creating promising investment opportunities.”