Telenor Myanmar
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Commentary
Opinion: The time for Norway to investigate the Telenor Myanmar sale is now
As Telenor’s majority stakeholder, the Norwegian government must pursue accountability for any breaches of sanctions or international law
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News
Telenor Myanmar operations handed over to new owner Investcom
The 25-year-old son of military-linked Shwe Byain Phyu chairperson—Investcom’s majority shareholder—will be deputy CEO of the new company
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News
Military-linked conglomerate set to own 80% of Telenor Myanmar as junta formally approves sale
Telenor’s Myanmar unit—including the data of its 18 million subscribers—will be transferred to a joint venture majority-owned by Shwe Byain Phyu, a company with military ties
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News
Norway’s Telenor accused of ‘egregious breach’ of EU sanctions with surveillance system that will allow Myanmar junta to spy on millions
Sale of telecom firm’s Myanmar operations will include a German-made spyware system that can monitor phone calls, SMS messages and internet use in real time
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In-Depth
The crony who will control Telenor Myanmar’s customer data
Military ties and shady business practices have made Thein Win Zaw one of Myanmar’s richest men