Vodafone and Three have been cleared to create the UK’s biggest mobile operator after committing to address concerns around network upgrades and price hikes. The plan to combine two of the country’s top four mobile operators was first announced in 2023, and will create a network with 27 million customers once complete. Vodafone will own 51 percent of the merged entity, and is expected to buy out the remaining 49 percent after three years. The approval was subject to both companies signing binding commitments to invest billions into expanding their combined 5G network over the next eight years.  Should Vodafone be allowed to merge?

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