EE, known from 2010 to 2012 as Everything Everywhere, is the largest mobile network operator in the United Kingdom and the largest European operator of 4G services. It was formed when T-Mobile UK and Orange (UK) merged in 2010. The EE brand, created by Wolff Olins, was launched in 2012; the T-Mobile and Orange brands continued alongside the EE brand for some time before being phased out in 2015.
Everything Everywhere
2010–2012
EE
2012–present
British telecom company BT acquired EE in 2016. EE’s original parent companies, Deutsche Telekom and Orange S.A., continue to hold stakes in BT. The acquisition marked BT’s re-entry into the mobile network operator market after it spun off O2 in 2001.
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| Predecessors: Orange | T-Mobile Owned by BT  |
| Divisions Consumer | Business and Public Sector | Global Services | Wholesale and Ventures | Ireland | Italia | EE | Openreach | Plusnet (Mobile) Services BT Sport Former Defunct  |
| Main companies: Telekom Deutschland | Hrvatski Telekom (Crnogorski Telekom (76.53%) | HT Mostar (39.1%)) | Magyar Telekom | Makedonski Telekom | OTE (40%) | Slovak Telekom | Telekom Romania (54%) (via OTE) | BT (12%) | Magenta Telekom Main services: Mobile networks: T-Mobile: Czech Republic | Netherlands1 (Ben, Tele2) (75%) | Poland | United States (Metro by T-Mobile, Sprint) Other brand names: Austria: Magenta | Greece: Cosmote (via OTE) | United Kingdom: EE (via BT)2 Absorbed companies: Former subsidiaries:
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| Current telecommunications operations: Europe: Belgium | France (Sosh) | Luxembourg | Moldova | Poland | Romania | Slovakia | Spain (Amena | Jazztel | Simyo)
Sub-Saharan Africa: Botswana | Burkina Faso1 | Cameroon | Central African Republic | Côte d'Ivoire | DR Congo | Equatorial Guinea, Guinea and Guinea-Bissau | Liberia | Madagascar | Mali | Niger | Senegal | Sierra Leone1 Other operations: Former subsidiaries and brand licensees:
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