AT Ghana

In 2017, Airtel Africa merged its business with Millicom's Tigo in Ghana to form AirtelTigo (now AT Ghana) with the aim of providing wider coverage and faster internet.

AirtelTigo[]

2017–2023[]

AT Ghana[]

2023-present[]

On June 23, 2023. AirtelTigo shortened its name to AT

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Bharti Airtel

Indian operations:

Mobile telecommunications: Airtel | Tata Docomo¹ | Satellite DTH television: Airtel Digital TV | Internet video box/stick: Airtel Xstream
Mobile apps: Video-on-demand and mobile live TV: Airtel Xstream | Music streaming: Wynk Music

Overseas operations:
Bangladesh: Airtel (Robi)² | Channel Islands: Airtel-Vodafone³ | Sri Lanka: Airtel (Sri Lanka)
Africa: Airtel⁴ (Chad, DR Congo, Gabon, Ghana^5a, Kenya, Malawi, Madagascar, Niger, Nigeria, Rep. Congo, Rwanda^5b, Seychelles, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia)

Former operations⁶: Burkina Faso | Sierra Leone

Defunct operations: Telenor (India)⁷

¹Formerly a joint venture between Tata Group and NTT docomo. Acquired from Tata by Airtel.
²Joint venture with Axiata.
³Joint venture with Vodafone.
⁴Acquired from Zain.
^5aJoint venture with Millicom.
^5bAcquisition of Tigo Rwanda from Millicom is pending.
⁶Acquired by Orange S.A..
⁷Acquired from Telenor and closed.

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Millicom

Telecommunications (Tigo):

Notes:
¹Sold to Etisalat and rebranded as Moov Africa.
²Joint venture with Bharti Airtel, later sold.
³Acquired from Etisalat and sold in 2021.
⁴Sold to Etisalat. Now owned by CK Hutchison Holdings.
⁵Acquired by Axian Telecom Group in 2024.