MOKO.mobi signs second major EU carrier deal

ASX-listed mobile device communications platform provider secures Yoigo deal

ASX-listed mobile device communications platform provider, MOKO.mobi (ASX: MKB) has continued its push into Europe, sealing a deal with Spanish telecommunications carrier, Yoigo.

The deal follows on from MOKO.mobi's first major continental European deal signed in December with Telefonica Spain.

In a statement to the ASX, MOKO.mobi said the company's technology will be "featured on the carrier's mobile content portal". It will also manage the billing and MMS functionality with integration to being in the January to March period this year.

The Yoigo deal is one in a string of announcements the company has made of tie ups across the globe.

MOKO.mobi counts among its carrier partners: Telstra, Optus, Verizon USA, Claro (Brasil), Boost Mobile, Virgin Mobile Australia & USA, Maxis Malaysia, Reliance Mobile, Idea Cellular India and Globe & Smart Philippines.

In the ASX release, MOKO.mobi flagged its intentions to continue its global push and said it hoped the Yoigo deal would " establish a solid base for further European carrier contracts".

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