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PRESS RELEASE NOVEMBER 16, 2018
TDF announces sale of its subsidiary Médiamobile to BeMobile
TDF sells its entire 71.2% equity stake in Médiamobile SA to Belgium-based BeMobile. As a result, TDF will pursue its strategy to refocus on its France-based core business, namely TV/radio broadcasting, rolling out telecoms infrastructure and installing and operating optical fiber networks. Médiamobile’s sale to BeMobile means that it will be better placed to raise funds it needs for ongoing growth and innovation throughout Europe.
PRESS RELEASE SEPTEMBER 26, 2018
Rennes Métropole and TDF launch 3G/4G mobile coverage in the Rennes metro
Starting Monday October 1, 2018, people taking the Rennes Metro will enjoy super-fast mobile broadband throughout Line A’s fifteen stations and tunnels. The service will be expanded later to Line B once current construction work has been completed.
PRESS RELEASE SEPTEMBER 12, 2018
Banque des Territoires once again invests alongside TDF to boost high-speed broadband in rural areas
Banque des Territoires will take a 30% equity stake in TDF venture subsidiary Val de Loire Fibre, a digital infrastructure operator, with a view to supporting ultra high-speed broadband roll-out in low-density areas of French counties Indre-et-Loire and Loir-et-Cher. Val de Loire Fibre was founded in January 2018 to roll out, operate and market optical fiber in the Loire Valley area under a public service transfer mandate.
PRESS RELEASE JULY 17, 2018
Netalis, B2B digital solutions operator, runs on all TDF fiber networks
Netalis and TDF announce they have signed a French national framework agreement allowing Netalis to market its packages to customers, including independant businesses, SMEs, muncipalities and the public sector, on all TDF-operated optical fiber networks.
PRESS RELEASE JULY 4, 2018
68 percent of the french population watch TV via DTT
Eighteen months after the first DTT popularity poll, a new TDF-commissioned poll conducted by pollster IFOP confirms that DTT is still just as popular among French people.