Vodafone Fiji, a privately owned company headquartered in Fiji, was founded in 1994 and employs approximately 370 individuals. It operates as a subsidiary of Amalgamated Telecom Holding Fiji, specializing in mobile telecommunications services and serving over 750,000 customers across Fiji.
Vodafone Fiji continues to face challenges in its 5G network expansion across the country, with Chief Technology Officer Vikash Prasad highlighting high deployment costs and heavy reliance on supporting utilities, particularly electricity infrastructure, as key hurdles on August 4, 2026. Previously, on July 30, the Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission (FCCC) announced an investigation into "red flags" surrounding Vodafone Fiji's M-PAiSA auto-renew feature. The FCCC is examining complaints of money deductions from customer e-wallets without clear notice, looking into "unconscionable conduct" provisions under the FCCC Act, despite no specific law governing auto-renewals. Earlier on July 17, Vodafone Fiji stated its ongoing efforts to monitor and improve network coverage in Taveuni, including plans for a new mobile tower in Qila, following concerns from residents and the business community regarding poor connectivity. Also on July 17, M-PAiSA Fiji, in partnership with Vodafone Fiji, became the inaugural naming rights sponsor for the M-PAISA Netball Fiji Rally, a new regional netball competition set to commence in August.
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