№ (португальская компания)

США, SGPS SA

Ранее	СОЛНЦЕ Оптимус телекоммуникации
Тип компании	Корпорация
Торгуется как	Euronext Lisbon : №
Ты	Ptzon0am0006
Промышленность	Телекоммуникации , СМИ
Founded	1994 (1994) (as PT Multimédia) 2007 (2007) (spin-off from Portugal Telecom) 2008 (2008) (as ZON Multimédia) 2013 (2013) (merger with Optimus Telecomunicações) 2014 (2014) (as NOS)
Defunct	2007 (2007) (as PT Multimédia) 2008 (2008) (spin-off from Portugal Telecom) 2014 (2014) (as ZON Mutimédia)
Headquarters	Lisbon, Portugal
Key people	Miguel Almeida (CEO) Isabel dos Santos (non-executive administrator)
Products	Cable television (HFC), FTTH, broadband Internet access, landline, mobile operator, television broadcasting, film distribution, movie theater operation
Revenue	€1.59 billion (2019)
Operating income	€641 million (2019)
Net income	€143 million (2019)
Total assets	€3.088 billion (2019)
Total equity	€1 billion (2019)
Number of employees	1,909 (2019)
Divisions	TVCine Sporttv
Subsidiaries	NOS Comunicações (100%), NOS Madeira Comunicações, S.A. (78%), NOS Açores Comunicações, S.A. (84%), NOS Audiovisuais (100%), NOS Cinemas (100%), Sport TV (25%), Dreamia (50%) and ZAP (30%)
Website	www.nos.pt

NOS, SGPS SA - это португальская телекоммуникационная и медиа -компания, которая предоставляет мобильную и фиксированную телефонию , кабельное телевидение , спутниковое телевидение и Интернет . Компания привела к слиянию в 2013 году двух основных телекоммуникационных компаний страны: Zon Multimédia (ранее известная как PT MultiMédia, отключенная медиа-подразделение Portugal Telecom ) и . Telecumnications Sonae

NOS владеет премиальными киноканалами Tvcine и имеет 25% доли в сети The Sport Tevision . Он также использует 4 канала в качестве совместных предприятий с AMC Networks International Southern Europe . NOS Audiovisuais (ранее Zon Lusomundo)-это домашний-видео-видео и дистрибьютор кино и управляет NOS Cinema, крупнейшей кинотеатром Португалии.

History

NOS was founded as TVCabo in 1994, becoming the third cable operator founded in Portugal (the first was the regional Cabo TV Madeirense founded in 1992, followed by Bragatel in 1994). The first customer was connected in November 1994. Initially the channel offer consisted of thirty channels and the number of Portuguese-speaking channels was initially limited to the terrestrial channels, with the number of Portuguese-speaking channels increasing as the years went on.

The company might be considered a Portuguese dot-com. In the PT Multimédia days, it brought Portugal Telecom SAPO (a successful web portal and search engine, sold to its parent company in 2005), Lusomundo (a successful movie distributor, movie theater operator included in the spun off company and, formerly, the owner of the Diário de Notícias newspaper and the TSF radio, which were sold to Controlinveste the same year as SAPO was sold) and several TV channels such as SportTV, CNL (now SIC Notícias) and TVCine (MOV was only created after the spin-off).

On 17 January 2008, ZON announced it would acquire TVTEL, its main competitor in both cable and satellite broadcasting in Porto region. Thus, ZON was strengthening its position due to the appearance of a new significant rival, MEO from Portugal Telecom, using IPTV and satellite broadcasting systems, leaving only one other competing cable television and Internet operator in Portugal, Cabovisão.

On 29 September 2008, ZON Multimédia announced the new mobile product ZON Mobile (MVNO), the first real quad play operator in Portugal.

In November 2008, ZON announced that it would enter the contest for the fifth channel that would be created at the same time as Digital Terrestrial Television is introduced in Portugal.

17 марта 2010 года Zon переименовал свой кабельный и спутниковый телевизионный сервис в качестве Zon TV, уронив 16-летний бренд TV Cabo .

В 2013 году было одобрено слияние с Optimus (которое также включало Optimus Clix, Optimus Kanguru, Optimus, SMART и WTF), и компания была переименована в Zon Optimus . В мае 2014 года зоны и Optimus были объединены в один бренд под названием «NOS» (который произносится как «nós», португальский язык для «мы», «узлы» или «узлов»).

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