Vodafone Ukraine, a privately owned company headquartered in Ukraine, was founded in 1992 and operates with approximately 330 employees. The company functions as a Ukrainian mobile operator, providing a range of services including 3G/4G data transfer, mobile voice communications, messaging, fixed Internet, and mobile TV, serving 20.9 million customers.
Novyny.live reported on February 16, 2026, that the rollout of 5G in Ukraine will not resolve connectivity issues during power outages, attributing the challenge to the new technology's high energy consumption. Previously, Vodafone Ukraine launched a promotional campaign, set to run until February 28, 2026, offering new customers two months of free service on select mobile plans. This follows concerns raised by mobile operator lifecell, which warned on February 10, 2026, of risks to national communications security stemming from a potential merger of the tower (passive) infrastructure of Kyivstar and Vodafone Ukraine. On February 9, 2026, it became known that Kyivstar’s parent company VEON filed an application with the Antimonopoly Committee (AMCU) to merge part of its tower business with Vodafone Ukraine. Vodafone acknowledged considering "scenarios for increasing the efficiency of infrastructure use," including potential mergers, but noted it does not have binding agreements with VEON.
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