Telco Dodo will now spend $160 million during the next four years on wholesale mobile services from Optus.
The two companies announced the plan, with Optus describing Dodo as a “key wholesale partner”. Optus wholesale and satellite managing director Vicki Brady said in a statement that “this deal with Dodo cements us as the number one wholesaler of choice for mobile and mobile broadband.”
Dodo managing director Larry Kestelman also said the company was pleased with the deal.
“This deal demonstrates the strong relationship we have with the Optus team and their continued commitment to partnering with Dodo.”
“We are delighted with the performance of our mobile business which continues to be supported by Optus’ ongoing mobile network investment to sustain the roll out of our products.”
Patrick Stafford is a freelance journalist and a former deputy editor of SmartCompany.
