Maltacom Group has been rebranded
as GO reflecting the company’s position as Malta’s sole quadruple-play
organisation covering fixed voice, mobile, broadband Internet and digital
television.
GO will replacing the brands and respective
logos of Maltacom, Maltanet, Multiplus and go mobile. The company also announced
that three the new brand descriptors, namely, GO Plus, GO Business and GO Mobile.
GO Plus covers services provided to residential
customers at their homes and encompasses the fixed line business, broadband Internet,
as well as digital television.
GO Business addresses business
customers. In addition to fixed voice, broadband and television, GO Business
covers also co-location and hosting services. GO Business provides complete and
personalised solutions for the requirements of businesses, both small and
medium sized as well as large enterprises and corporations. GO Mobile encompasses the mobile communications
for both residential and business customers.
GO’s Chief Executive Officer David Kay
announced a number of key deliverables related to GO. The first will be the
opening of the GO flagship store in Psaila
Street, Birkirkara on Tuesday. This outlet will be
selling GO’s quad-play offerings, and will be accepting payment of all bills.
In addition, GO Plus and GO Business
customers will have access to a single 24x7 Single Customer Care number - 8007
2121. GO Mobile’s
146 and 79 222 146 will remain operative. GO also launched its new portal.
Chairman Sonny Portelli said “This is an
important milestone in this company’s history. Since being privatised last
year, a number of changes have taken place to ensure that our organisation
places the customer at the centre of all our operations. The rebranding into GO
will ensure that we can communicate in a more effective way, now that we are a
quad-play organisation.”
For the time being, Maltacom p.l.c. will
remain the registered company name and the company will continue to be listed
in the local and foreign stock exchanges as Maltacom p.l.c., until this is
eventually changed during a general meeting of the company’s shareholders.