Tele2

Multinational telecommunications company

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September 4 2024 Tele2 Russia rebranded and changed its name to 't2'.
September 2023 T-Mobile and Tele2 were rebranded to Odido.
2022 Tele2 sold its share in T-Mobile Netherlands.
2022 Tele2 acquired spectrum in the 3410-3800 MHz frequency band for 5G services in Estonia.
2022 Tele2 commenced offering 5G services in Tallinn, Estonia.
January 2022 Comhem Play+ changed its name to Tele2 Play. In the same week, digital operator Penny was launched.
2021 Tele2 sold its stake in T-Mobile Netherlands.
2020 Streaming service Comhem Play+ was launched, available to non-Com Hem customers.
December 2020 Tele2 sold its German unit through a management buyout, with the new company continuing to use the Tele2 trademark as 'Tele2 Deutschland'.
May 24 2020 Became the first mobile network operator in Sweden to commercially launch a 5G NR network, initially in the Stockholm area.
February 2020 Rostelecom acquired 100% share by purchasing 50% share from VTB group.
2019 Tele2 Netherlands merged with T-Mobile Netherlands, with Tele2 AB acquiring a 25% share in T-Mobile Netherlands.
July 2019 Tele2 was sold to United Group for 220 million euros, marking the end of its operations in Croatia.
December 2018 Tele2 ended its operations in Kazakhstan, leaving Beeline as the only government-independent carrier.
November 2018 Tele2 merged with telecom operator Com Hem, which provided TV, broadband, and telephony services.
2017 Tele2 sold its Austrian fixed line and internet services to Hutchison 3.
April 2017 Tele2 became the first mobile operator in Croatia to offer unlimited flat-rate broadband access without full throttling for voice and mobile broadband customers.
June 2016 Tele2 acquired B2B services provider TDC Sweden AB from Danish TDC Group.
February 1 2016 Tele2 Croatia launched its 4G LTE network, covering major cities, surrounding areas, and many rural regions.
January 2016 Tele2 shut down the CDMA2000 1xEV-DO Rev. A network previously operated by Televõrgu AS.
2015 Tele2 launched a new mobile network in the Netherlands, costing approximately $187 million and developed since 2014.
2015 Tele2 Croatia reported an annual revenue of 83.72 million euros.
September 2015 Tele2 claimed to have achieved 90% population coverage with its LTE network in Estonia.
July 2015 Tele2 expanded its LTE network to include the 2100 MHz band in Estonia.
2014 Swipnet branding was phased out.
May 2014 Tele2 added the 800 MHz LTE band to its network coverage in Estonia.
2013 Tele2 sold its Russian operations to the bank VTB for US$2–4 billion plus $1.15 billion in net debt.
July 2013 Tele2 launched mobile voice plans on the E-Plus network in Germany, expanding its telecommunications services.
2012 Tele2 acquired Televõrgu AS, a CDMA2000 1xEV-DO Rev. A network operator in the 450 MHz band.
December 14 2012 Tele2 was awarded 2x10 MHz in the 800 MHz band during the Agentschap Telecom multiband auction, paying €161M for licenses.
November 2012 Tele2 commercially launched its 4G LTE network in the 1800 MHz and 2.6 GHz bands in Estonia.
2010 Tele2 Netherlands acquired BBned from Telecom Italia.
November 15 2010 Officially launched 4G product through the Net4Mobility joint network.
July 15 2010 Tele2 demonstrated the first LTE network in the Netherlands on 2600 MHz frequencies.
January 2010 Tele2 purchased 51% of Mobile Telecom-Service LLP to serve as a base for mobile services in Kazakhstan.

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