NOS is one of the three main telecommunications companies in Portugal, along with MEO (owned by Altice Portugal) and Vodafone. It was formed in 2013 as Zon Optimus from the merger of Optimus, a mobile network operator, with ZON TV, a cable TV provider, and rebranded to NOS in May 2014. It also owns the Cinemas NOS movie theatre chain. In addition, it operates and several pay-TV channels under the TVCine brand, as well as Dreamia, a joint venture with AMC Networks International.
Zon Optimus[]
2013–2014[]
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Zon Optimus was formed in 2013 after the merger of ZON and Optimus.
NOS[]
2014–present[]
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One year after the merger, the company changed its name to NOS, meaning Us in Portuguese. Its subsidiares similarly adopted this identity around the same time. NOS opened its headquarters near Estádio José Alvalade XXI, Sporting CP's stadium. Azo Sans is the corporate typeface used in all applications.
External links[]
- NOS Official website
- NOS (telecommunications) at
Wikipedia
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| Current properties: WTF | NOS Wi-Fi | NOS Audiovisuais | Cinemas NOS | NOS Studios | NOS Açores (84%) | NOS Madeira (78%) Defunct: ZON TV | Optimus | Clix | Warner Lusomundo Sogecable Cines1 | Warner Lusomundo Cinemas2 TVCine: Dreamia: (50%)3 Other assets: Notes
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| Subsidiaries: Current: Sierra | MC | Universo | Worten | BrightPixel (Capital) | Zeitreel | Sonaecom Sonae Sierra Sonae MC Sonae Zeitreel Sonae Worten Sonae Universo Sonae BrightPixel Iberian Sports Retail Group Other  |