14 Facts About DNA Oyj

DNA Oyj is a Finnish telecommunications group that provides voice, data and TV services.

DNA Oyj's customers were originally using a network owned by Suomen 2G Oy.

DNA Oyj was granted a national 3G licence in 1999 and a GSM mobile communication network licence in 2000.

In 2003, DNA Oyj acquired the mobile communication, distribution and network businesses previously owned by Telia Mobile AB's Finnish subsidiary.

In 2011, DNA Oyj challenged a long-time dominated Digita Oy in the Finnish terrestrial television network markets, and constructed its own competing digital-terrestrial television network with DVB-T2 technology.

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In 2013, DNA Oyj was the only television operator to transmit HD channels in the antenna network.

DNA Oyj had net sales of 829 million euros, and its business profit was almost three times that of the previous year .

DNA Oyj launched a next-generation fibre optic network and a 1 Gigabit broadband.

DNA Oyj simultaneously joined the international Cisco-driven IoT World Alliance to provide connections around the world.

In northern and eastern Finland, DNA Oyj cooperates with Telia through Finnish Shared Network, which they founded together.

DNA Oyj piloted the use of fixed 5G in Vantaa and later in the spring of 2019, elsewhere in Finland.

In January 2020, DNA Oyj started selling 5G subscriptions to private and corporate customers.

In 2017, DNA Oyj increased the flexibility of working hours in customer service by introducing flexible working hours in corporate customer service and enabling remote work in consumer customer service.

In 2017, DNA Oyj was reportedly the first workplace in Finland to introduce grandparental leave.