Since its launch in 2009, the company has significantly lowered the cost of mobile for Kiwis, covering 98.5% of the places they live and work. Backed by a visionary group of Maori who won the rights to 3G spectrum in the 90s, 2degrees has established itself as New Zealand’s third mobile network. In addition, the company acquired NZ's fourth largest ISP (Snap) in March 2015, expanding its services to offer internet in addition to mobile.
Believing in their mission for their customers and New Zealand, 2degrees has received numerous awards for its customer service over the years. While the last investment and investors are not disclosed, the company's commitment to fair and accessible telecommunications in New Zealand makes it an interesting player in the mobile and telecom industries.