India

Vodafone India, operating in Mumbai and across India, represents a significant player in the nation’s telecommunications landscape within the Asia & Middle East region. Identified by its Mobile Country Code (MCC) of 404 and Mobile Network Code (MNC) of 20, Vodafone India (now rebranded) built a substantial network infrastructure, offering a range of services from basic voice calls and SMS messaging to advanced 4G data connectivity. Compared to other prominent Indian mobile networks like Airtel and Jio, Vodafone India carved its niche by aiming to deliver robust coverage and innovative services to a diverse subscriber base. Though the mobile network has now merged with Idea Cellular to become Vi (Vodafone Idea), its prior operational legacy under the Vodafone brand continues to influence India's mobile market. Focusing specifically on Mumbai, Vodafone India played a critical role in connecting the city, offering tailored plans and services to meet the demands of its large population. Its reach extended beyond urban centres, and Vodafone strived to expand its network into rural areas. The deployment of 4G technology enabled faster internet speeds and greater mobile data access, which was essential for the increasing number of smartphone users. The network was also active in offering enterprise solutions, leveraging its network infrastructure to support businesses of all sizes, from small enterprises to larger corporate entities needing reliable mobile and data communication services across the country.