Enjoy preferential rates with 'SMART Abacus'

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Colombo - 04th April, 2010

Maintain a balance of over Rs. 200/- and enjoy preferential rates with SMART. Sri Lanka Telecom Mobitel, launched the latest Pre Paid tariff plan "SMART Abacus" to coincide with the Sinhala & Tamil New Year season.

SMART Abacus offers preferential rates for all SMART Pre Paid customers who maintain a balance over Rs. 200/- in their account. The preferential rates are as follows.

• Outgoing Voice / Video calls per minute to Mobitel numbers including the 2 MBF numbers at 50 Cents
• Outgoing Voice / Video calls per minute to any other local number at Rs. 2/-
• SMS per message to Mobitel numbers including the 2 MBF numbers at 25 Cents
• SMS per message to any other local number at 75 Cents
• MMS Per Message to Mobitel numbers including the 2 MBF numbers at Rs. 1/-
• MMS Per Message to any other local number at Rs. 5/-
• GPRS (Up/Downlink speeds up to 1 Mbps) at 1 Cent per kB

All rates are subject to Government taxes and levies. Conditions Apply.

"We are very pleased to bring the excitement of two of the best SMART campaigns to our valued customers," said Mr. Suren J. Amarasekera, CEO, Sri Lanka Telecom Mobitel. "Having recently extended our SMART Recharge Bonanza draw till December 2010 which gives a car every month and a laptop every week has grabbed the attention of many customers and SMART Abacus will give our customers yet another reason to enjoy preferential rates and enjoy the many benefits that SMART offers" he stated.

Sri Lanka Telecom Mobitel, the National Mobile Service Provider and the Official Sponsor of the National Cricket Team, is a wholly owned subsidiary of Sri Lanka Telecom. In January 2004, the company launched its fully-fledged 2.5G GSM network that is EDGE/GPRS enabled and designed to operate on dual band. In December 2007, the company launched its 3.5G HSPA network - the first Super 3.5G network in South Asia. Further, Mobitel successfully demonstrated HSPA + MIMO technology with down link speed up to 28.8 mbps for the first time in the South Asian region. Investments committed to date in the 3.5G/2.5G networks and service offering amounts to over US$300 mn. The company plans to increase its combined number of base stations to 3000 by the end of 2010.