Beeline
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ZTE and Beeline Kazakhstan have unveiled plans for the Giga City project in the country. -
Veon has agreed to sell 50.1% of its indirect stake in Beeline Kyrgyzstan to CG Cell Technologies, which is wholly owned by CG Corp Global.
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Veon has appointed a new CFO, to replace Serkan Okandan, who is leaving at the end of April after three years.
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Veon is to sell its operations in Russia to the management for the equivalent of US$2.1 billion, more than twice the current market cap of the whole group.
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Veon has awarded its CEO and CFO shares worth a total of US$438,000 as part of its incentive programme.
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Veon is moving its group parent company from Bermuda to London, saying it wants to be in “a jurisdiction with high standards of corporate governance”.
Forthcoming events
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Mobile network operator Veon has incorporated the GSMA’s Mobile Connect standard into what it hopes will be a global identity system.
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Veon has added a new face to its leadership line-up after appointing Michael Schulz to the role of group chief people officer.
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Etisalat’s group CFO Serkan Okandan is moving to Veon to take the same role.
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Veon has brought back a former CEO after a decade to run its Russian operation.
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Veon has appointed two co-CEOs of the group, replacing chairman Ursula Burns’s CEO role, which she has had since the end of 2018. Burns will stay on as chairman.
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VEON has today announced that its joint venture company in Kazakhstan, KaR-Tel LLC, operating under the Beeline brand, has launched a large-scale 5G network trial in Shymkent, Kazakhstan.
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Veon has reversed the centralisation policy of previous CEO Jean-Yves Charlier and is now insisting each of its 10 operating countries make their own investment cases.
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Amsterdam-based Veon has succeeded in taking almost 100% control of the Egyptian company that controls operators in Algeria, Bangladesh and Pakistan.
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Amsterdam-based Veon is on the verge of succeeding in achieving its long-held ambition of taking 100% control of Egyptian subsidiary Global Telecom Holding (GTH).
