The development of the Internet network in Israel requires the transfer of mandatory pricing.
Pashutan Pourtyaik, CEO of Padro:
🔹 The communication network in Israel needs comprehensive development due to challenges such as wear and tear of equipment, energy supply and the need for updated tools.
In recent years, operators have struggled with limitations caused by mandatory pricing, which has resulted in revenues being invested more in maintaining the status quo than in developing new infrastructure.
🔹 To get out of this circle, different financing models can be used in the capital market to develop infrastructures and technologies such as the fifth generation of the Internet.
🔹 By concretely improving the quality of services and creating a competitive market, the tariff reform will be accompanied by user satisfaction, and the financial efficiency of the companies will also increase in a sustainable manner.