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TELENOR GROUP IS AMONG THE MAJOR MOBILE OPERATORS IN THE WORLD TELENOR NORWAY TELENOR SWEDEN TELENOR PAKISTAN GRAMEENPHONE SUBS: 3 MILLION SUBS: 2.7 MILLION SUBS: 40 MILLION BANGLADESH FOUNDED: 1855 ENTRY: 2001 ENTRY: 2004 SUBS: 61.6 MILLION The country’s largest telecom operator The country’s second largest mobile The country’s second largest mobile ENTRY: 1996 operator operator The country’s largest mobile operator. Listed on the Dhaka Stock Exchange and the Chittagong Stock Exchange TELENOR DENMARK SUBS: 1.8 MILLION ENTRY: 2004 TELENOR MYANMAR The country’s second largest mobile operator SUBS: 18.8 MILLION ENTRY: 2013 The country’s second largest mobile operator TELENOR HUNGARY SUBS: 3.1 MILLION ENTRY: 1994 DTAC The country’s second largest mobile operator THAILAND SUBS: 23.6 MILLION ENTRY: 2000 DIGI The country’s third largest mobile TELENOR MONTENEGRO/SERBIA TELENOR BULGARIA MALAYSIA operator. Listed on the Stock Exchange of Thailand and Singapore SUBS: 3.2 MILLION SUBS: 3.2 MILLION SUBS:12.0 MILLION Exchange ENTRY: 1996/2006 ENTRY: 2013 ENTRY: 1999 The leading mobile operator The country’s second largest mobile The country’s third largest mobile in both countries operator operator. Listed on Bursa Malaysia Telenor Group is one of the world’s major mobile operators. We keep our customers connected across Scandinavia, Central Eastern Europe, and Asia. Our more With effect from Q1, Telenor India is treated as an asset The Telenor Group is listed than 30,000 employees are committed to responsible business conduct and being our customers’ favourite partner in digital life. Connecting the world has been held for sale and discontinued operations in Telenor’s on the Oslo Stock Exhange Telenor’s domain for more than 160 years, and we are driven by a singular vision: to empower societies. financial reporting. TELENOR’S MOBILE OPERATIONS AND DIGITAL POSITIONS Connexion (IoT) Telenor Bank (Financial Services) Tonic One Kyat Tapad (Health) (Classifieds) (AdTech) Wave Money (Financial Services) Chotot (Classifieds) Kaidee Mobile operations with fully owned (Classifieds) 701 Search digital activities (Classifieds) Mudah Fully or partly owned digital positions (Classifieds) Markets with mobile operations and OLX digital position (Classifieds) Will international companies continue to benefit from optimization across countries and legislations? While internet companies have …we experience reactions towards tax benefitted from globalization in optimization, security concerns and data their expansion… protectionism etc. 3 .

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