Link Net (PT Link Net Tbk)
Since its Commencement in 2000, PT Link Net Tbk sustains its excellent customer service and service quality and become the largest provider in broadband Internet Services, PayTV and Data Communication in Indonesia.
Under the commercial brand name "First Media", residential customers can enjoy true unlimited high speed broadband internet and complete home entertaiment with best HD quality channel.
Link Net also provides complete conncectivity solution for enterprise market under the brand "LinkNet". It will ensure that every business can have a versatile connectivity and an advanced technology solution to maximize their business performance.
Link Net pushes becoming leading fiber provider in Indonesia
Link Net pushes becoming leading fiber provider in Indonesia
The transformation focuses on market demand, delayering, and expansion in the Indonesian fixed broadband market.
Link Net taps Cisco, Qwilt to boost streaming services in Indonesia
The partnership will enhance streaming video quality for millions of households across Indonesia.
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