Beeline's 2025 network upgrade adds 37,000 base stations across Russia

Beeline has expanded its mobile network across Russia with a major upgrade in 2025. The company added over 37,000 new base stations to boost speed and coverage. This move follows a decade of steadily rising network traffic.

The expansion targets both busy cities and remote locations. Urban districts, stadiums, and even isolated islands now receive stronger signals. Ski resorts and mountain areas have also seen improvements, ensuring visitors stay connected.

At Sochi’s Krasная Polyana resort, extra base stations were placed near hiking trails and waterfalls. These additions help manage the growing number of users in popular outdoor spots. Each new station creates a 'cell'—a coverage zone that works with others to balance network demand. Beeline’s upgrades focus on reliability and speed. Engineers have optimised data flow, handling countless 'packets'—the tiny units of information sent through mobile networks. The changes aim to keep connections stable, even in high-traffic areas.

The 37,000 new base stations mark a significant increase in Beeline’s infrastructure. Users in cities, resorts, and remote regions can now expect faster and more dependable service. The upgrade reflects the company’s response to rising data usage over the past ten years.