Madagascar·Africa

BIP / blueline

OperatorGulfsat Madagascar S.A.

Live4G2 bands
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LocationMadagascarMG
Madagascar landscape

PLMN ID · 64605

646
mcc
Madagascar
05
mnc
BIP / blueline

MCC

Mobile Country Code

MNC

Mobile Network Code

PLMN

MCC + MNC

TADIG

Not on file

GSMA roaming code

Technology

4G on this network

2G

Not on record

3G

Not on record

5G

Not on record

Record

Updated 2025-04-09

Brand
BIP / blueline
Operator
Gulfsat Madagascar S.A.
Region
Africa
Dialling code
Mobile Country Code
Mobile Network Code
PLMN ID
TADIG code
Technologies
4G2 bands on file
Status
Live

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About BIP / blueline

Gulfsat Madagascar S.A., operating under the branding of "BIP / blueline," is a mobile network provider situated in Madagascar, an island nation off the coast of East Africa. Identified by its Mobile Country Code (MCC) of 646, designated for Madagascar, and Mobile Network Code (MNC) of 05, Gulfsat offers mobile telecommunications services to residents and businesses across the country. The Malagasy mobile market is generally competitive, with other players vying for market share, Gulfsat/BIP/blueline plays a part in expanding mobile communication access, particularly vital in a nation where fixed-line infrastructure can be limited. Further community investigation may explore their specific service offerings, coverage areas, and competitive positioning within the broader Malagasy telecommunications landscape. While specific details regarding Gulfsat's market share, subscriber base, and technological infrastructure require further community contribution and up-to-date statistics, its existence as MCC 646 MNC 05 highlights its role in the Malagasy mobile ecosystem. Understanding the strategies employed by Gulfsat in expanding its network coverage across Madagascar, particularly in rural areas, compared to competitors or the state owned Telma and Orange Madagascar would be beneficial to understanding the contribution to the national infrastructures. Additional research could also reveal details about their specific initiatives to bridge the digital divide and bring affordable mobile communication options to a wider segment of the Malagasy population.

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