Freenet AG (FRAGF.PK), a German telecom firm, said on Tuesday that it has prematurely extended the existing sales partnership with Media-Saturn Deutschland GmbH until 2027, to boost its sales expertise as a significant addition to its own omnichannel activities.
According to the established sales cooperation, Freenet offers its own tariffs in all mobile networks, the original tariffs of the network operators Telekom and Vodafone as well as its own mobile products and services in all Media and Saturn stores as well as the online channels nationwide in Germany.
Christoph Vilanek, CEO of Freenet AG said: "With this agreement, we are continuing our more than 30 years of very successful cooperation with MediaMarktSaturn under the umbrella of CECONOMY AG and expanding our joint success story, particularly in omnichannel marketing."
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