CEO intro

˝ In an age when connectivity is essential to people’s lives, our mobile networks become the heartbeat of digital life, providing digital freedom to our customers. In this business where we tap into the best and latest that technology has to offer, I am excited to see what the future will bring both to our commercial innovations and to our sustainability efforts. The new technological and digital developments we are seeing and the endless possibilities that AI opens the door to are already giving us a glimpse of some impressive progress to look forward to.
In 2024 we faced some major regulatory changes in the ESG arena, and by the time this paper is released, all of that has changed once again. Keeping up with the changing regulatory environment is obviously non-negotiable, but it does not determine how we approach our operations. At Yettel we continuously seek ways to improve and mitigate our impact on the environment, we are a responsible employer, and in our governance we are ethical and transparent. How and when we should report on such topics will not affect that. By publishing this voluntary sustainability report, we reaffirm our commitment to transparency and to building a more sustainable future together with our stakeholders. 
Our achievements - outlined in this report - speak for themselves and clearly reflect the unwavering commitment of our employees, our management, and of course, our parent company. This past year we joined forces with e& Group in their pursuit of ESG excellence, which amplifies our own ambitions for generating positive impact and creating value for our communities and stakeholders.˝

Igor Prerovsky
CEO of Yettel Hungary