15 Facts About Belgacom

On 1 July 1994, Belgacom founded Proximus, Belgium's first mobile network, by transferring its mobile network and the old analogue Mob2 system to its a subsidiary Belgacom Mobile.

Belgacom disposed of several activities including Belgacom France, Ben, its security activities, as well as the French activities of Infosources.

Belgacom had too many employees at the time, so the plan asked the majority of employees to either stop working, work part-time work or retrain.

On 22 March 2004, Belgacom was listed for the first time on the Euronext stock market.

In September 2006, Belgacom took over Euremis, which offers mobile CRM to companies in the fast-moving consumer goods and the pharmaceutical sectors.

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Belgacom's strengthened the company's offering and focused on growth with her Fit for Growth strategy.

Belgacom had been at Proximus as Chief Consumer Market Officer, responsible for the residential market, since August 2017.

Belgacom brand was established in 1992, following the dissolution of the RTT.

Belgacom, which was launched in 1998, has become the second-largest mobile player on the Luxembourg market.

Since then, the ICT activities of the Belgacom Group have been offered under the Telindus brand, which accordingly changed its logo and brand style.

In 2010, Belgacom ended Telindus as a separate legal entity and absorbed all of its activities into Belgacom SA.

Belgacom operates in the telecommunication industry and is responsible for international carrier activities.

Under the Euremis brand, Belgacom offers mobile Customer relationship management systems.

On 23 August 2010 Belgacom announced the end of Euremis as a separate legal entity and absorbed its activities into Belgacom SA, by 1 October 2010.

In 2007, the Belgacom Group created a new operating structure based on four units.