O2 (Slovakia)

2006-present

Telefónica agreed to sell the Slovak O2 and its parent company the Czech O2 to the Czech investment company PPF Group in 2013, with the O2 brand continuing to be used.

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PPF Group

Telecommunications assets:

O₂:¹ Czech Republic | Slovakia
Telenor:² Hungary | Bulgaria | Montenegro | Serbia

Television broadcasting:

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Central European Media Enterprises

Part of PPF Group

Slovakia:
TV Markíza (HD) | TV Doma (HD) | TV Dajto (HD)
Slovak feed of TV Nova: Nova International (HD)
Also permitted in Slovakia: Nova Sport 1 (HD) | Nova Sport 2 (HD)

Slovenia:
Kanal A (HD) | POP TV (HD) | BRIO (HD) | POP KINO (HD) | OTO (HD)

Video-on-demand: Voyo

Defunct
TV3 (Hungary) | MTV Czech Republic (HD) | TV Fooor (Slovakia) | POP KINO 2, POP FANI and POP SPOT (Slovenia)

Notes:
¹Sold to United Group.

Notes:
¹Brand licensed from Telefónica.
²Brand licensed from Telenor.

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Telefónica

Consumer telecommunications brands

O₂: United Kingdom | Germany | Spain | Brand licensees:¹ Czech Republic and Slovakia

Vivo (TV)

Latin America: Movistar Deportes | Movistar Plus | Movistar Música | Movistar eSports | Época²

Other assets
Terra Networks | Wayra

Former/defunct assets:
Telecom networks: O₂ Netherlands³ | E-Plus (Germany)⁴ | O₂ Ireland⁵ | Telefónica Celular, Telesp Celular, Telemig Celular and GVT (Brazil) | Telefónica MoviLine

Television services: Vía Digital | Movistar TV (Spain) | Yomvi

Properties: Grupo Telefe⁷

Notes:
¹Owned by PPF Group. Brand licensed from Telefónica.
²Operated by Caracol Televisión.
³Sold in 2003 and renamed back to Telfort. Acquired by KPN in 2005.
⁴Merged into O₂ Germany.
⁵Acquired by CK Hutchison Holdings and replaced by the Three brand.
⁶Joint venture with The Walt Disney Company.
⁷Acquired by ViacomCBS.

2006-present

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