Vivacom



1990–2003	2003–2008	2005–2008	2008–2009	2009–2021	2021–present

Vivacom is a telecommunications company in Bulgaria in southeastern Europe. Its main competitors are A1 (formerly Mtel) and Yettel (formerly Telenor, Globul).

Vivacom was acquired by Balkan media conglomerate United Group in November 2019. This came a few months after it also acquired Tele2 in Croatia.

BTK[]

1990–2003[]

SVG NEEDED

2003–2008[]

Vivatel[]

2005–2008[]

Vivatel BTK[]

2008–2009[]

SVG NEEDED

Vivacom[]

2009–2021[]

In September 2009, BTK and Vivatel merged to form Vivacom.

2021–present[]

Марката VIVACOM - Искаме най-доброто за вас - Vivacom, 2021

V • T • E

United Group

Telecommunications brands:

United Media
Free-to-air television channels:
Croatia:³ Nova TV and Doma TV | Montenegro: Nova TV⁴ and Televizija Vijesti | Serbia: Nova TV | Bosnia and Herzegovina:⁴ Nova TV | Bulgaria: NOVA

International channels:
Croatia:³ Nova World

Video-on-demand services:
Croatia: Nova Plus³ (Cinema | Family)

V • T • E Nova Broadcasting Group
Part of United Group Current channels: Nova channels: Nova \| Kino Nova \| Nova Sport \| Nova News Diema channels: Diema \| Diema Family \| Diema Sport HD \| Diema Sport 2 HD (4K) \| Diema Sport 3 HD (4K) Music channels: The Voice \| Magic TV Paid packages: Diema Xtra Misc.: Nova Games Defunct channels: Nova+

V • T • E Vivacom
Part of United Group Television Channels: Vivacom Arena

V • T • E Nova (Greece)
Part of United Group Nova television channels: Nova Life \| Nova Cinema (1 \| 2 \| 3 \| 4) \| Nova Sports (1 \| 2 \| 3 \| 4 \| 5 \| 6 \| News \| Premier League \| Prime \| Start)

Notes:
¹Acquired from Tele2 AB.
²Acquired from Deutsche Telekom by Vivacom, which was in turn acquired by United Group.
³Acquired from Central European Media Enterprises.
⁴Acquired from Pink Media Group.

V • T • E Vivacom
Part of United Group Television Channels: Vivacom Arena