Lyca Mobile South Africa Shuts Down
Lyca Mobile South Africa Shuts Down. Lyca Mobile, a British mobile virtual network operator has announced that it has shut down its operations in South Africa due to the business not performing well in the region. The company put out a media statement to make the announcement.
It read, “It has been six years since Lyca Mobile launched in South Africa. During this time, it has been our privilege to help South Africans connect with friends and family, wherever they are, through our network. Sadly, it is no longer possible for Lyca Mobile to continue providing a service. Lyca Mobile services in South Africa will shut down on 9 January 2024. You will need to move to another mobile network operator before this date to continue using your mobile number. We understand this closure is disappointing news. Below you will find important information about transfers and refunds. Thank you for being part of the Lyca community.”
Lyca Mobile was built to give everyone the freedom to connect beyond borders with low-cost calls abroad. Now the company is the world’s largest international mobile virtual network operator (MVNO), offering great value data, calls, and minutes to 23 countries across the globe. With 16 million customers and counting, the company’s mission to provide quality connections enters it’s new era with its brand-new digital-first suite of products and services.
Lyca was founded on the entrepreneurial spirit to challenge the norm and deliver exceptional customer experiences. This courage and vision is built into Lyca’s DNA, and guides tje company’s evolution into a new era of world-leading digital-first products and services.
