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Ncell has become Nepal’s first operator to offer outbound VoLTE roaming, initially launching the service with Airtel in India. The telco plans to expand partnerships with other global operators to provide HD voice and high-speed data services for customers abroad.
Ncell VoLTE roaming enables HD voice calls and fast 4G data for travelers abroad and visitors in Nepal, bridging connectivity gaps as legacy networks fade away. The service currently partners with leading operators globally, promising seamless communication for Nepali diaspora and international roamers
Aman Maharjan wins Ncell’s League of Creators talent hunt, securing a Rs 1 million brand deal. The program, supported by expert mentors and a distinguished jury, spotlights Nepal’s rising digital creators and aims to fuel their career growth.
Ncell has become the first Nepali company to be officially certified as both a Data Centre and Cloud Service Provider in Nepal. This milestone follows Ncell’s successful enrollment under the newly introduced Data Centre and Cloud Services (Operation and Management) Directives 2025, marking a significant step in Nepal’s ICT development.
Ncell has become the first certified data centre and cloud service provider in Nepal, following a directive from the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology. The certification solidifies Ncell’s role in Nepal’s growing data centre market, with the company meeting strict operational and security standards for its services.
Ncell has launched new unlimited voice and data packs in Nepal, starting at under Rs 30 per day. The packs offer affordable options for voice calls and data usage, with high-volume plans available for heavy users. The initiative aims to make connectivity more accessible and affordable for Ncell customers.
The Nepal Telecommunications Authority (NTA) will grant 5G licenses to NTC and Ncell within a week of receiving applications. Both companies are ready to launch 5G services, with NTC already conducting trials. The rollout is expected to begin soon, bringing faster internet speeds and advanced mobile connectivity to Nepal.
Ncell has joined the Internet Service Providers Association of Nepal (ISPAN), marking the first time a telecom operator has become part of the group. The move aligns with Ncell’s interest in entering the ISP business. Alongside Ncell, CG Communication has also joined ISPAN, strengthening the association’s influence.
Ncell has launched Renewal Packs that offer 30-day validity, large data volumes, and unlimited YouTube streaming. The packs aim to simplify user experience by removing the need for constant re-subscription. Available in various price categories, they provide long-term, affordable, and uninterrupted mobile connectivity.
Ncell has received an “A” rating from ICRA Nepal for a Rs 22.60 billion loan, reflecting the company’s strong financial health despite revenue declines. The rating highlights Ncell’s steady profitability, strong management, and effective cost control strategies. The telco maintains a dominant market share in data services.