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Canal+ Zap

2001–2004

Canal+ Sport

2004–2005

Canal+ Sport was launched on May 1, 2004, replacing Canal+ Zap.

2005–2006

Canal+ Sport 1

2006–2007

With the launch of Canal+ Sport 2 on November 1, 2006, Canal+ Sport became Canal+ Sport 1.

2007–2012

C More Sport

2012–2016

2016–2017

C More Sport 2016.svg

V • T • E

Telecommunication operations:

Telia: Sweden and Denmark | Norway | Finland | Estonia | Lithuania
Other brands: Latvia: LMT | Moldova: Moldcell | Afghanistan: Roshan (12.5%)

Media operations:
TV4 Group (Sweden):
Television channels: TV4 (HD) (Idents) | Sjuan (HD) | TV12 (HD) | TV4 Fakta | TV4 Film | TV4 Guld | Sportskanalen | C More Fotboll
Video-on-demand: TV4 Play

MTV (Finland):
Television channels: MTV3 (HD) (Other) | Sub (HD) (Other) | AVA (HD) | C More Max (HD) | C More Max 2 (HD) | C More Juniori | C More Sport 1 (HD) | C More Sport 2 (HD)
Video-on-demand: MTV.fi | News division: MTV Uutiset

C More Entertainment¹:
Television channels: C More First (HD) | C More Hits (HD) | C More Series (HD) | C More Stars (HD) | SF-kanalen
Sweden only: C More Fotboll (HD) | C More Hockey (HD) | C More Live (2 | 3 | 4 | 5) (HD) | C More Mix (HD)
Video-on-demand: C More Play
Defunct: C More Action | C More Emotion | C More Family | C More Extreme | C More Sport (HD)

Other:
Television channels: Inspira (Estonia)

Former operations: (Percentages indicate stakes held before divestment.)
Azerbaijan: Azercell (51.3%) | Cambodia: Smart Mobile² (18.6%) | Georgia: Geocell (58.55%) | Kazakhstan³: Kcell and Activ (75%) | Nepal: Ncell² (60.4%) | Norway: Get | NextGenTel | TDC | Russia: MegaFon (25.2%) | Spain: Yoigo (76.6%) | Tajikistan: Tcell (60%) | Turkey: Turkcell (51%) (Belarus: life:) | Ukraine: lifecell) | Uzbekistan: Ucell

¹Distributed by TV 2 in Norway.
²Acquired by Axiata.
³Acquired by Kazakhtelecom.

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