Telenor, formerly a Norwegian state-owned company, is a major telecommunications provider with significant activities in the space industry, particularly through its Telenor Satellite division. It delivers broadcast and data communication services via its satellite fleet across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, serving media, maritime, and oil and gas sectors. Telenor's satellites, including the Thor series, provide connectivity for TV broadcasting, broadband internet, and maritime communications. In early 2024, Telenor Satellite was acquired by Space Norway, further solidifying Norway's position in the space sector.
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Cobham Satcom introduced two new Ka-band antenna systems, the one-meter SAILOR 1000 XTR Ka- and the 65-centimeter SAILOR 600 XTR Ka-, for Telenor Satellite’s THOR 7 VSAT services.
M1 Group’s local partner Shwe Byain Phyu acquired 49 percent of Investcom, the Singapore-based company set up by M1 for the purchase of Telenor Myanmar.
Telenor Satellite is 100% owned by Telenor Group Holdings AS, a holding company of Telenor Group.
Working Group Two, a company incubated by Telenor, developed and manages Vimla’s new cloud-based mobile core as-a-service.
Telenor’s Thailand brand dtac launched a 0.005 kg private network proof-of-concept for Thai enterprises based on edge computing and the AWS Snow Family.
Telenor Montenegro had 338,000 subscribers and generated 43,000,000 EUR in revenue in 2020.
4iG announced plans on 2021-07-09 to buy Nordic telco Telenor’s mobile operator in Montenegro.
Telenor Satellite and Intelsat are the first commercial satellite operators to perform on-orbit servicing of an active satellite in geostationary orbit.