- (4G) services. Its
network radio access serves to the
following MVNOs:
MasMovil,
Happy Móvil,
Jazztel Movil, Día Móvil, República Móvil, Pepephone, Simyo...
-
Advisors AG. The
Spanish operation of
Lebara (Lebara España SL) was sold to
MASMOVIL Group in
November 2018. In 2019
bondholders of
Lebara (under
holding company...
-
Spain and a
subsidiary of the
Spanish telecommunications company Grupo MásMóvil, a
subsidiary of MásOrange.
Yoigo has a
licence and its own
cellular network...
- DoubleVerify,
Learfield Communications, GlobalTranz,
Groupe La Centrale,
MásMóvil Group, n2y, Node4, Smartly.io, TAIT, Tenstreet, and TCP. Providence's recent...
-
company MásMovil purchased Cabonitel,
which owns NOWO and Oni. In
October of that year, the
Competition Authority authorized the
Spaniards from
MásMovil and...
- (PT/Altice) NOS (Sonaecom) NOWO (Grupo
másmóvil)
Vodafone (Vodafone Plc.) MEO (PT/Altice) NOS (Sonaecom) NOWO (Grupo
másmóvil)
Vodafone (Vodafone Plc.)...
- SA
Operational LTE 1800 / LTE 2100 / 5G 3500
Acquired by
Grupo MÁSMÓVIL; used by
MÁSMÓVIL, Yoigo, Pepephone, Euskaltel, móbilR,
TeleCable and LlamaYa; roams...
- telephony, fixed-line telephone,
Digital television, , IOT
Owner Grupo MasMovil Number of
employees 346 (2015)
Subsidiaries R
Cable (100%)
Telecable (100%)...
- with
British Airways to form IAG)
Jazztel (acquired by
Orange España)
Masmovil Ibercom Mediaset Movistar Móviles (acquired by Telefónica) NH
Hoteles Obrascón...
- 1800/2100/2600 MHz LTE, LTE-A (Roams on
Orange and
Movistar where there is no
Yoigo coverage) 3500 MHz 5G NR
VoLTE 12.641 (Apr 2024)
Grupo MásMóvil (MásOrange) 21404...
