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1935–1950	1950–1957	1957–1981	1981–1989


1989–1999	1999–2006	2006–2022	2022–present

Staatsbedrijf der Posterijen, Telegrafie en Telefonie (PTT)[]

1935–1950[]

1950–1957[]

1957–1989[]

PTT Telecom[]

1989–1998[]

SVG NEEDED

Designer:

Unknown

Typography:

Univers

Launched:

Unknown

KPN[]

1989–1999[]

SVG NEEDED

Designer:

Unknown

Typography:

Univers

Launched:

Unknown

In 1989, PTT was privatised and reorganised as a private company known as Koninklijke PTT Nederland, shortened to KPN, while its post section, Its postal service was called PTT Post while its telecom service was called PTT Telecom, both independent from each other.

1999–2006[]

2006–2022[]

Designer:

Studio Dumbar

Typography:

Unknown

Launched:

2006

2022–present[]

V • T • E

América Móvil

Claro (South and Central America)

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

KPN

Parent company: América Móvil (16%)

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

Notes

¹	Acquired by Telefónica.
²	Acquired by Telenet.
³	Under the VIMN license, later acquired by T-Mobile NL.

Notes

¹	Merged with Más Móvil (Cable & Wireless Panamá)