ADN Broadband aims to become a pan-India ISP provider

ADN Broadband’s target for 2023 is to strengthen its network and services in Delhi-NCR and expand to two more cities. It also aims to get its ISP license converted from category B to category A.

“Going ahead, we aim to become a pan-India player and a leader in broadband services. We want to upscale the market with our exclusively irresistible offerings and services, including Broadband, OTT, landline, cable TV, and other IOT services in a combo. We are also set to launch IPTV services soon,” said Mudhit Sethi who has done his MBA from Narsee Monjee Institute in Mumbai and also studied in London.

ADN Broadband provides its services directly to customers as well as through local cable operators. ADN BROADBAND is riding on the Nokia backbone which is one the best in the industry, with zero latency to the customers. It is building the next-generation digital FTTH (fiber to the home) network to provide fast and secure broadband, leased lines, and internet application services.

While ensuring a superior customer experience, ADN Broadband also offers unmatched customer service, with multiple ways for customers to reach it 24×7, for immediate solutions & resolution.

Besides the revenue sharing platform with LCOs, the company also provides comprehensive assistance ranging from device support, marketing support, customer support, etc. to the partners in an attempt to boost employment opportunities and promote entrepreneurship.

“We are committed to achieving high growth, but we also want to ensure the highest levels of customer satisfaction. We are also committed to ensuring 24×7 internet connectivity at very affordable rates to NGOs, Army Forces personnel, social organizations, schools, and students to support them in their aspirations, added Mudhit Sethi.

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