Telenor (Myanmar)

In 2013, Telenor was one of two successful applicants to be awarded a licence to operate in Myanmar, the other being Ooredoo of Qatar, thus breaking the monopoly of the state-owned MPT. Telenor received its licence in February 2014, then first launched services in Yangon, Mandalay and Naypyitaw (the capital) in September, and finally launched countrywide services in October along with Ooredoo (Myanmar).

Later, in 2018, a fourth telecom operator, Mytel, was launched by Viettel of Vietnam.

2014–present[]

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Telenor

Current operations:

Other operations:
Maritime telecommunication: Telenor Maritim Radio (Norway)
Financial: Telenor Microfinance Bank (Pakistan)
Television services: Allente (Nordics), T-We (Norway), Telenor MyTV (Hungary)
Machine-to-machine/IoT: Telenor Connexion
Other holdings: VEON (14.8%) (Kyivstar/Other)

Related: Telenor Arena

¹Co-owned with Axiata.
²Sold to PPF Group in 2018 with the Telenor brand changed to Yettel in 2022.
³Sold to PPF Group in 2018, and later to 4iG in 2022 with the Telenor brand changed in the same year.
⁴Merged into Bharti Airtel in 2018 and closed.
⁵Became O₂ Ireland; merged with Three in 2015.
⁶Co-owned with Canal+ France.