Vivacom is a telecommunications company in Bulgaria in southeastern Europe. Its main competitors are A1 (formerly Mtel) and Telenor (formerly Globul).
Vivacom was acquired by United Group, a media conglomerate in the Balkans, in November 2019. This came a few months after it also acquired Tele2 in Croatia.
BTC
1990-2003 [1]
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2003-2008 [1]
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Vivatel
2005-2008 [1]
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Vivatel BTC
2008-2009 [1]
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Vivacom
2009-present [1]
In September 2009, BTC and Vivatel united into a new brand - Vivacom.
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References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 https://www.vivacom.bg/bg/residential/za-nas/za-kompanijata/koi-sme-nie/markata-vivacom/edno-novo-nachalo
| Telecommunications brands: Telemach (Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina | Slovenia) | SBB | Total TV (B&H, Serbia, Slovenia, Macedonia, Montenegro) | NetTV Plus United Media Cable and satellite channels: SportKlub | Sportklub+ | N1 (HD) | Cinemania | Grand Narodna Televizija | Grand 2 | Pikaboo | Vavoom | Fight Channel | Lov i Ribolov | Mini TV | Orlando Kids | IDJ TV Video-on-demand (Croatia): Nova Plus | Online-only channels: Nova Cinema | Nova Family Other operations:
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