Slovak Telecom

Slovak Telekom, as
legal form	Corporation
founding	April 1, 1999
Seat	Bratislava , Slovakia
management	Milan Vašina Chairman and CEO
Number of employees	4,995 (2010)
sales	934.2 million euros (2010)
Branch	telecommunications
Website	www.telekom.sk

Historical logo

Logo from 2004 to 2006

The Slovak Telekom, as (until February 2006 Slovak Telecom until early 2004 Slovenské telekomunikácie is called), the national telecommunications company of Slovakia and a wholly owned subsidiary of the German Telekom .

On May 19, 2015, Deutsche Telekom AG acquired the remaining 49% of Slovak Telekom from the Slovenian state for a purchase price of 900 million euros. Previously, Deutsche Telekom AG was the main shareholder with 51% .

Despite the liberalization of the Slovak telecommunications market, Slovak Telekom is so far the only company on the market. The ten or so potential competitors who have acquired a state license are of the opinion that the former state monopoly company is setting unacceptable conditions for this.

Web links

Individual evidence

[1] ttp://www.slovaktelekom.sk/swift_data/source/eng/pdf/annual_report_ST_2010.pdf

[2] ttp://www.slovaktelekom.sk/swift_data/source/eng/pdf/annual_report_ST_2010.pdf

[3] ttp://www.telekom.com/medien/konzern/277414


Corporate headquarters	Deutsche Telekom AG
Germany (landline and mobile)	Telekom Germany GmbH
USA (cellular)	T-Mobile US, Inc.
Europe (landline and mobile)	OTE with its daughters Telekom Albania , Telekom Romania Communications and Cosmote with its daughter CosmOTE Romania Magyar Telekom with its daughters Crnogorski Telekom , Makedonski Telekom and Novatel (Ukraine) and Hrvatski Telekom \| Novatel (Bulgaria) \| Slovak Telekom \| Magenta Telecom \| T-Mobile Czech Republic \| T-Mobile Netherlands \| T-Mobile Polska
Systems business (ICT services, data centers)	T-Systems International with its subsidiaries Detecon , ITENOS , T-Systems GEI , T-Systems Multimedia Solutions , T-Systems on site services , Satellic , rola Security Solutions and Deutsche Telekom Healthcare and Security Solutions including their subsidiary Deutsche Telekom Clinical Solutions and approx 100 more worldwide
Service companies and others	congstar \| DeTeAssekuranz \| DeTeFleetServices \| German radio tower \| Deutsche Telekom Field Service GmbH \| Deutsche Telekom Capital Partners \| Deutsche Telekom IT GmbH \| Deutsche Telekom Service GmbH \| Deutsche Telekom Services Europe GmbH \| Deutsche Telekom Training GmbH \| Deutsche Telekom Privatkunden-Vertrieb GmbH \| Deutsche Telekom Business Customer Sales GmbH \| Vivento