- This article is about the Malaysian telecom company. For the Israeli mobile network operator, see Cellcom.
Celcom is the flagship subsidiary of the Malaysian telecommunications conglomerate Axiata Group. It is considered to be one of the big three telecom companies in Malaysia, along with Digi and Maxis. The three companies, together with the new entrant U Mobile, account for most of the telecom subscribers in the country. Celcom runs a discount/prepaid brand called Xpax, as well as several mobile network operators.
Originally owned by the state-owned Telekom Malaysia, Celcom was spun off in 2007, and acquired by what was to be the Axiata Group.
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1989–1997
1997–2004
2004–2009
2009–present
Axiata Group was formed in 2009 with a new corporate identity, and Celcom abandoned its hummingbird symbol in favour of Axiata’s new corporate logo.
| Major mobile network operators:
Bangladesh: Robi1 | Cambodia: Smart | Indonesia: XL Axiata (XL | Axis | XL Prioritas | XL Home | Live.On) | Malaysia: Celcom | Nepal: Ncell | Sri Lanka: Dialog Minor shareholdings: Former assets:
1Joint venture with Bharti Airtel.
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