A list of all MVNO / SP and news about these companies in the world. You can suggest corrections or additions using our online form. Only announced, launched or rumoured ventures are named on this page.
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Welcome to the Telecompaper Mobile MVNO/SP List. This is a fairly comprehensive listing of MVNOs (Mobile Virtual Network Operators) and mobile SPs in the world today, as well as relevant news. Where possible, the defunct or purchased entities are listed as well. MVNEs are listed by country after MVNO/SPs. See below for general MVNEs, a news archive, some MVNO resources, etc.
Note: Despite different countries and regulatory bodies having different definitions, we have decided to officially list in the following manner:
Where unclear to us, we have listed "unknown". If you have updated information about the companies listed here, please suggest a change.
Was Debitel Denmark before.
Denmark’s TDC Group has struck a takeover deal for domestic B2B MVNO Firmafon. The smaller company was founded in 2009 and currently serves more than 4,000 small and medium enterprises (SMEs). According to TDC, the deal does not require regulatory approval and should be completed in March 2019
After merger with Connection TelePoint, now trading as Connection
Acquired by TDC in 2009, but continues as a separate brand. Started with offering fixed services, added mobile in November 2011. In January 2013 merged with M1, services continued under Full Rate name.
Belongs to happii.dk, which sells high quality electronic products to consumers
The Lebara Group is a telecommunications company providing services in many European countries.
Lycamobile offers prepaid SIM cards with reduced international calling rates, focusing on users who normally use calling cards to phone abroad. The company has set up MVNOs in the following countries: UK, Germany, Sweden, Belgium, Switzerland, Netherlands, Portugal, Australia, Denmark, France, Ireland, Norway, Poland, Spain, Italy and recently US (March 2013) and Austria (November 2013), Tunisia (2015) and Romania (2015). Macedonia followed in 2016, and Lycamobile launched in Ukraine in July 2017. South Africa followed in 2019 and Uganda in 2020 It ceased its operations in Hong Kong in April 2018
Was previously DLG Tele
100% owned by TDC Mobil (January 2004)
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