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Despite revenue declines, Telenor ASA (TELNF) strengthens its Nordic market position and advances its transformation agenda.

(Fornebu, 8 June 2026) The Norwegian Competition Authority has approved Telenor's acquisition of GlobalConnect's Norwegian fibre business for residential customers. The transaction is valued at NOK 6 billion and is approved subject to remedies. “This transaction strengthens Telenor's position in the Norwegian broadband market and is good for customers and for market development. Whilst we disagree that remedies were necessary, we are pleased to have reached a resolution. We look forward to welco

DXC’s new partnerships and why they matter for the stock DXC Technology (DXC) has been busy on the client front, securing a new partnership with Telenor Sverige AB and extending its long-running relationship with BAE Systems through a fresh five-year agreement. Both deals focus on cloud based and AI ready infrastructure for large, complex organizations, which helps you see where DXC is positioning its services and how recurring, long-duration work might shape expectations around the...

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Telenor IoT / Telenor Connexion Brand visual asset (Fornebu, Norway, 26 May 2026) Telenor has entered into an agreement with Verdane to establish a joint ownership structure over Telenor Connexion. The transaction values the company at SEK 7.5 billion. The partnership is intended to realise value from Telenor Connexion’s strong market position while providing the company with access to long-term growth capital through an efficient ownership structure. Over the past 25 years, Telenor Connexion ha

Hanne Sannes-Moe Hanne Sannes-Moe Hanne Sannes-Moe Hanne Sannes-Moe Oslo (May 11 2026) Telenor Group has appointed Hanne Sannes-Moe as the new CEO of TSS, the company’s shared services organisation. Hanne Sannes-Moe joins Telenor from Nordea, where she leads Daily Banking Services’ operational Service Line, overseeing a team of approximately 700 international employees across six countries. Telenor Shared Services (TSS) is Telenor’s business support organization, delivering unified and business-

Statsrådbesøk Benedicte Schilbred Fasmer, Jannicke Hilland & Karianne Tung (Fornebu, Norway, 5 May 2026) Increased geopolitical uncertainty and growing dependence on global hyperscalers have made the need for nationally controlled cloud solutions urgent. Telenor is now establishing a new Norwegian sovereign cloud company designed for organisations with the most stringent requirements for security, resilience and regulatory compliance. The company will be named Telenor Sovereign Cloud and was ann

Super Micro Computer (NasdaqGS:SMCI) has expanded its role in sovereign AI and telecom AI by forming new global alliances with Nokia, SK Telecom, Telenor, Mirantis, CPower, and Bentaus. The company took part in live demonstrations at MWC Barcelona highlighting AI-RAN and telecom AI infrastructure built on its hardware platforms. Mirantis validated Super Micro Computer systems for a sovereign AI stack, focusing on AI deployments that keep data under national or regional control. Working with...

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Swedish telecoms group Telia and Norway's Lyse, ​owner of mobile operator Ice, ‌have agreed to combine their Norwegian mobile ‌radio access networks into a jointly held firm, the companies said on Monday. Telenor dominates the Norwegian telecom market, ⁠followed by ‌Telia Norway and Ice. Telia Norway and Ice will continue to ‍own and operate separate core networks as independent players and competitors.

Telenor said on Thursday it would sell its 30.3% stake in Thailand's True Corporation for 39 ​billion Norwegian crowns ($3.92 billion), its second divestment from Asia in recent months, lifting ‌the Norwegian group's shares 8%. Telenor said it had signed an agreement with Arise Digital Technology Company, owned by ‌Khun Suphachai Chearavanont, to sell 24.95% in True and then its remaining 5.35% stake two years after the closing of the initial deal. Telenor has been a major investor in Asian telecoms since the 1990s, building operations in Bangladesh, Thailand, Malaysia and Pakistan, but has