StarHub to acquire MyRepublic's Singapore mobile business

Existing customers are being progressively migrated into the telco’s network.

StarHub will acquire MyRepublic's mobile business in Singapore, building on its investment in MyRepublic Broadband in 2021.

The move will bring MyRepublic's broadband and mobile businesses under the telco’s ownership, whilst retaining the mobile brand and its existing customer offerings.

Existing mobile customers will remain on their current plans and services without disruption as they are progressively migrated onto StarHub’s network.

The acquisition remains subject to both parties meeting the required conditions before completion.

StarHub CEO Nikhil Eapen said the consolidation would provide greater scale to invest more effectively in networks, resilience, and innovation.

Meanwhile, MyRepublic Group CEO Vaughan Baker said continuity and service quality remained the company's main priorities.

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