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Revision as of 16:21, 10 January 2019

D2

1990-2000

D2 Privat.svg


In the 1990s, the network used the name D2, or 'Deutschland 2', referring to the second mobile network in Germany (the first, or D1, being Telekom Deutschland).

D2-Vodafone

2000-2002

D2-Vodafone.svg

Vodafone-D2

2002-2005

Vodafone D2.svg

Vodafone

2005-2007

Vodafone logo.svg

2007-2017

Vodafone Logo.svg

2017-present

Vodafone 2017.svg



Subsidiaries, joint ventures and licensees:

Europe: Albania | Channel Islands (Airtel-Vodafone)1 | Cyprus (Cytamobile-Vodafone) | Czech Republic (Oskarta) | Germany | Greece | Hungary | Ireland | Italy | Netherlands2 (50%) (Vodafone | Ziggo) | Northern Cyprus (Telsim Vodafone) | Portugal (Yorn) | Romania | Spain (Lowi | yu) | Turkey | United Kingdom (Talkmobile | Voxi)

Middle East and Africa: Egypt | Ghana | Kenya (40%) (Safaricom)
South Africa (Vodacom) (60%) (Tanzania | DR Congo | Mozambique | Lesotho)

Asia-Pacific: Vi (India)3 (45.2%) | Australia (TPG Telecom) (25%) 4 (Vodafone | TPG | IiNet | Internode | Lebara Mobile | AAPT)

Authorized licensees (not owned):
Europe: Iceland | Ukraine | Middle East: Qatar | Oceania: New Zealand | Fiji

Partnerships:
A1 (Austria, Bulgaria) | Celcom (Malaysia) | China Mobile (China) | Dialog Axiata (Sri Lanka) | Entel (Chile) | Hey (Faroe Islands) | KT (South Korea) | MTS (Armenia, Russia, Uzbekistan) | NTT docomo (Japan) | Proximus (Belgium) | Rogers (Canada) | SFR (France) | Smart Communications (Phillipines) | StarHub (Singapore) | Swisscom (Switzerland) | Zain (Middle East)

Former operations:
Defunct: Arcor (Germany) | Cable & Wireless Worldwide (United Kingdom) | Kabel Deutschland (Germany) | Mannesmann (Germany) | Indygen (Romania) | AirTouch (United States) | Ono (Spain) | TelstraClear (New Zealand) | UPC (Czech Republic | Hungary | Romania) | Unitymedia (Germany) | India (Vodafone | Idea)

Divested: SmarTone (Hong Kong) | Verizon Wireless5 (United States) | J-PHONE–Vodafone (Japan) | Si.mobil–Vodafone (Slovenia) | Europolitan–Vodafone (Sweden) | MTC–Vodafone (Bahrain) | Orange (United Kingdom)

Sponsorships
Vodafone McLaren Mercedes (2007–13) | Team Vodafone (2007–12) | Vodafone Warriors (1999–present)

1Joint venture with Bharti Airtel.
2Joint venture with Liberty Global.
3Joint venture with Aditya Birla Group.
4Joint venture with CK Hutchison Holdings.
5Joint venture with Verizon Communications.

Vodafone 2017 logo.svg
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