Gratifii Limited (ASX: GTI) Launches Innovative B2B Mobile Network
Strategic Partnership Announcement
Gratifii Limited (ASX: GTI) has entered a landmark 5-year contract with Fastter Pty Ltd, launching the Australian first branded B2B mobile network named ‘Member’s Mobile’. The service marks a significant milestone as Gratifii aims to deliver tailored telecommunications solutions to its 85 clients and their combined audience of 20 million end-users.
Operational Advancements
The ‘Member’s Mobile’ service will feature mobile phone plans providing genuine monthly savings, utilising the full Optus 5G Network. CEO Iain Dunstan expressed that this disruptive service will enable clients to offer exclusive telco benefits, supporting household budgets as they face economic pressures. “This partnership allows our clients to deliver mobile subscriptions as a loyalty tool without the complexities of regulatory compliance,” Dunstan remarked.
Market Potential
Traditionally, launching a branded mobile service has been a costly and time-consuming endeavour for businesses. However, through this partnership, Gratifii and Fastter have streamlined the process, reducing initial investments and compliance risks, with capabilities to launch within 90 days. Gratifii is already in advanced discussions with enterprise clients for service rollout in the new year.
Financial Outlook
While Gratifii anticipates that the new service will materially impact ongoing margins, exact financial projections remain uncertain due to undetermined penetration rates across its user base. The company is focused on strengthening its market position through this innovative offering.
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