edotco strengthens presence in Sri Lanka with new leadership
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Mr. Darryll Sinnappa.
edotco Group Sdn Bhd, an integrated telecommunications infrastructure services provider, has announced the appointment of Darryll Sinnappa as the new Country Managing Director of edotco Sri Lanka.
Under this new leadership, edotco is set to reinforce its commitment and grow its presence in Sri Lanka through the provision of innovative next generation telecommunication solutions, the company said in a media release.
Together with a team equipped with regional expertise within the telecommunication sector, this new appointment reaffirms edotco’s commitment to playing a significant role in a digitally inclusive Sri Lanka.
“Sri Lanka’s digital transformation journey is rapidly developing. With numerous services now digitalised, we are certain that we can play a key role in ensuring the right sharable infrastructure is in place to drive this growth further. The right infrastructure and a reliable network service are imperative in a booming economy like this and independent infrastructure companies like us are well positioned to facilitate and manage this development. Moving forward, we will continue to push for the adoption of smart city solutions across the country, infrastructure that is 5G ready and energy management solutions,” said Mr. Sinnappa.
In 2017, edotco Sri Lanka pioneered the smart city multipurpose street furniture in Sri Lanka and plans to deploy an extensive neutral-host street furniture network moving forward to cater to urban capacity demands.
With over 20 years of expertise in the telecommunications field, the new country manager has been a part of the edotco Group for five years and has held leadership positions in Malaysia, Bangladesh and Pakistan prior to this. This appointment further reiterates edotco’s focus in solidifying its presence in the country and growing its footprint across the region. edotco Group currently owns and manages over 28,500 towers across the six countries in which it has a presence.