One Montenegro believes that the decision made by the Competition Protection Agency (AZK) regarding the alleged anti-competitive agreement between mobile operators is not based on facts or a proper understanding of market conditions.
The company emphasized that its operations have always adhered to the principles of legality, transparency and compliance with all relevant laws, including the Competition Protection Law.
“As part of an international group, we place great importance on aligning with both European and local regulatory frameworks. Therefore, we strongly reject any claims of unlawful activities,” the company stated in its announcement.
They also clarified that price adjustments are based on business strategies, market analysis, and changing conditions, and are not the result of any agreement with competitors.
“All decisions we make are solely aimed at enhancing the user experience and ensuring the sustainability of our business in the market,” the statement read.
One Montenegro expressed concern that such decisions could unnecessarily undermine confidence in the telecommunications sector, which is one of the key pillars of economic development and a part of one of the healthiest and most transparent industries in Montenegro.
“We will thoroughly review the AZK decision and use all available legal means to protect the integrity of the company and demonstrate our commitment to complying with the law,” the company said.
They emphasized that customer and partner trust remains the cornerstone of their business.
“Our primary focus continues to be providing exceptional services that our customers have come to expect over nearly 30 years of our presence in the Montenegrin market,” the statement concluded.
