Singapore's StarHub Launches 'SIM Only Plans' to Drive 4G Customer Base

With an aim to deliver 4G data driven flexibility to its customers, Singapore based StarHub has launched SIM Only Plans.

Ranging from $13.95 to $110 per month, StarHub’s SIM Only plans offer up to 12GB of bundled mobile data, data upsize options, 4G speeds of up to 300Mbps and the widest 4G roaming coverage, among other perks.

“Our newly enhanced SIM Only plans, first launched in 2013, are now more attractive than ever. With SIM Only, customers who already have a phone can enjoy an easy and much more affordable way to get connected, all without a contract,” said Michael Chang, Assistant Vice President of Mobility, StarHub. “There is no better time than now to jump onboard the world’s fastest 4G network1!”

With this announcement, customers can sign up for a new SIM Only plan at any StarHub Shop or authorised dealer in Singapore. 4G customers on existing SIM Only plans, will automatically start enjoying the new rates by year-end.

StarHub is Singapore's fully-integrated info-communications company, offering a full range of information, communications and entertainment services for both consumer and corporate markets. StarHub operates a mobile network that provides 4G, 3G and 2G services.

It also manages an islandwide HFC network that delivers multi-channel pay TV services (including HDTV, Internet TV and on-demand services) as well as ultra-high speed residential broadband services. StarHub operates an extensive fixed business network that provides a wide range of data, voice and wholesale services.

Over Singapore’s fibre-based Nationwide Broadband Network, StarHub offers a broad range of home and business broadband plans, as well as commercial and residential IPTV services.

Launched in 2000, StarHub has become one of Singapore's most innovative info-communications providers, and the pioneer in 'hubbing' - the ability to deliver unique integrated and converged services to all its customers. StarHub, listed on the main board of the Singapore Exchange since October 2004, is a component stock of the Straits Times Index and the MSCI Singapore Free Index.