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Claro Arena is the current sponsorship name of the stadium San Carlos de Apoquindo, home stadium for Club Deportivo Universidad Católica in Chile.

2024-present[]

Claro Arena

Designer:

Unknown

Typography:

Custom (Claro logo)
AMX (custom designed for América Móvil, "Arena")

Launched:

November 28, 2024

V • T • E

América Móvil

Claro (South and Central America)

Operations: Argentina | Brazil (tv+ (cable/fiber/streaming) | tv (prepaid satellite) | fone) | Colombia (mobile | tv) | ClaroVTR (Chile)¹ (Claro (mobile | tv) | VTR) | Dominican Republic (tv) | Ecuador | El Salvador | Guatemala | Honduras | Nicaragua | Paraguay (tv) | Peru (tv) | Puerto Rico (tv) | Uruguay
Streaming/On Demand services: Claro música | Claro Video | Claro TV+
Television channels: Canal Claro | Claro sports (1 | 2) | Claro Música TV (Me Gusta | Sin Limites) | Red Más | Concert Channel
Former/defunct: Cable Express | 6 Express Televisión | Telmex TV | Canal 6 Claro TV] | Claro net | Claro TV (Brazil) (subscription-based) | Claro (Panama)²
Other Claro brands: Combo Multi | Claro ideias/ideas | Claro Arena
Corporate: Embratel (Star One)

Mexico
Telcel | Telmex | Telnor

Europe

V • T • E A1 Telekom Austria Group
Part of América Móvil (59.7%) Current brands: A1 (Austria \| Belarus \| Bulgaria \| Croatia \| North Macedonia \| Serbia \| Slovenia) Defunct brands: Mobilkom Austria

V • T • E

Parent company: América Móvil (16%)

Current operations (Netherlands):
Mobile networks: KPN | MVNOs: Simyo and Ortel Mobile | Internet service providers: KPN Internet

Defunct operations: Netherlands: Telfort and XS4ALL | Germany: E-Plus¹
Divested operations: Getronics | Belgium: Base²

¹Acquired by Telefónica.
²Acquired by Telenet.

KPN (2006-.n.v.)

Notes

¹	Shared with Liberty Latin America (9%)
²	Merged with Más Móvil (Cable & Wireless Panamá)

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