Robi Axiata PLC is giving Robi users a chance to win a brand-new iPhone 17 with a simple Tk 125 recharge as part of its Super Sunday iPhone 17 campaign. Following the overwhelming response to last year’s iPhone 16 Giveaway, Robi has expanded the campaign to reach even more customers.
This year’s much-awaited “Super Sunday iPhone 17” campaign kicked off on 12th October, offering users an exciting opportunity to win a brand-new iPhone 17 with Tk 125 recharge. Last Sunday, Md. Rakib Gazi from Bakerganj in Barisal won an iPhone 17 by recharging only Tk 125 on Robi.
This is the second time this month the telecom operator is offering the popular promotion. Robi users can participate in the campaign on Sunday, 19 October, by recharging Tk 125. To participate, a Robi user must recharge Tk 125 from 12:00 AM to 11:59 PM on 19 October via the Robi app, mobile financial services (bKash, Nagad, etc.), or any nearby retail recharge point.
Super Sunday is a weekly special offer programme from Robi that runs every Sunday, giving customers the chance to win prizes and rewards. Launched on 10 November 2024, the campaign continues to be a popular way for Robi subscribers to engage with the brand.
For more details on the Super Sunday iPhone 17 campaign, visit: www.robi.com.bd/en/super-sunday.
ABOUT ROBI
Robi Axiata PLC. (“Robi”) is a public limited company, where Asian telecom giant, Axiata Group Berhad, based in Malaysia, holds the majority shareholding (61.82%). Aside from the public shareholders (10%), the global telecom giant, Bharti Airtel, headquartered in New Delhi, India, holds 28.18% of shares in the company. Robi is the second largest mobile network operator in Bangladesh creating new digital experiences for the people of the country. Through sustained investment Robi has created a robust telecom infrastructure to deliver innovation to all corners of the country. In addition to delivering its innovative digital products and services, the country-wide telecom infrastructure serves as the key enabler for the growing digital eco-system of the country. Be it urban or rural, people find their way to Digital Bangladesh through Robi.
