Twenty-five years—that’s a milestone worth celebrating, and TNT, the value-packed mobile brand we all know, is doing just that. They’re marking their silver anniversary with a year-long celebration dubbed “MAX Masaya sa Anibersaya 25,” and it’s all about giving back to their loyal “KaTropas.”
It’s pretty impressive to think that TNT has grown into the Philippines’ biggest mobile brand, with nearly 35 million subscribers. That’s a testament to their commitment to connecting Filipinos and bringing a little “saya” to their lives. As Lloyd R. Manaloto from Smart put it, they’ve always strived to be the “People’s brand,” and it’s clear they’ve succeeded.
What’s on the agenda for this anniversary? Well, they’re starting with a network upgrade. They’ve just launched 5G MAX in Taguig, promising faster speeds and lower latency, which is perfect for all those online activities we love—streaming, gaming, and staying connected with friends and family. And they’re not stopping there; they’re planning to roll out more 5G Max areas and cell sites across the country.
Of course, it wouldn’t be a TNT celebration without some fantastic offers. They’re introducing more value-packed data packs, like the limited-time 25GB free data for new 5G SIM users. And for everyday needs, they’ve got options like Panalo 30, TikTok Saya 50, and Saya All 99, catering to different usage patterns. Whether you need a mix of data, calls, and texts, or you’re a heavy data user, there’s something for everyone.
But it’s not just about the network and offers; TNT is also planning a series of exciting experiences for their subscribers. They’re kicking things off with a chance to win a special bonding session with Kathryn Bernardo and Joshua Garcia. And that’s just the beginning—they’re promising more surprises, including instant data freebies, exclusive discounts, and fun on-ground activities.
So, if you’re looking for a mobile brand that truly understands and caters to the Filipino lifestyle, it sounds like TNT’s 25th anniversary is the perfect time to join the “tropa.”
