BTCL increases internet speed by five times
Bangladesh Telecommunications Company Limited (BTCL) has announced a major upgrade to its internet services, increasing speeds by up to five times across its existing packages while keeping monthly prices unchanged.
The move aims to improve digital services by allowing users to enjoy significantly faster connectivity at the same cost, the state-owned telecom operator said in a press release today.
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Under the new offer, BTCL has rebranded its “Sulav” series as the “Sashroyi” series to reflect the enhanced value of the packages.
The increased bandwidth will support a wide range of digital activities, including online education, remote work, high-definition video streaming and gaming, the company said.
As part of the revision, the Tk 399 “Sulav-5” package, which previously offered 5 Mbps, has been upgraded to 20 Mbps and renamed “Sashroyi-20”.
The Tk 500 “Sulav-12” package has been increased to 25 Mbps, while the Tk 500 “Campus-15” package now offers 50 Mbps under the name “Campus-50”.
Mid-tier packages have received even sharper upgrades. The Tk 800 “Sulav-15” package now provides 50 Mbps, the Tk 1,050 “Sulav-20” package has increased fivefold to 100 Mbps, and the Tk 1,150 package now delivers 120 Mbps.
Higher-tier users will also benefit from the changes. The Tk 1,300 package now offers 130 Mbps, the Tk 1,500 package provides 150 Mbps, and the Tk 1,700 “Sulav-50” package has been boosted to 170 Mbps and rebranded as “Sashroyi-170”.
BTCL said the initiative would ensure more reliable and high-quality internet services for consumers and contribute to the country’s ongoing digital transformation.
Customer satisfaction and service quality remain the company’s top priorities, the statement added, noting that BTCL remains committed to introducing further customer-friendly initiatives in the future.
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