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*bliep

MVNO | Networks: T-Mobile | Services: prepaid | Targets: No frills | Status: Active


50+ Mobiel

MVNO | Networks: Vodafone | Services: postpaid | Targets: Community | Status: Active


88 Mobile

MVNO | Networks: Parateum (Artilium) (MVNE T-Mobile network), T-Mobile | Services: prepaid | Targets: Ethnic | Status: Active

88 mobile started as an MVNO, targeted at the Chinese community, on the T-Mobile network in august 2010.


AH Mobiel

MVNO | Networks: KPN | Services: prepaid | Targets: Retail | Status: Active

AH Mobiel is sold in Albert Heijn supermarkets or top-up is also possible via bank/Giro. AH Mobiel offers handset included prepay packages and a SIM-only package.


BEN

mobile brand | Networks: T-Mobile | Services: postpaid | Targets: No frills | Status: Active

In the beginning of 2008, T-Mobile Netherlands re-introduced the BEN brand after having folded the brand five years ago. Since the end of June 2013 BEN no longer provides prepapid services.


Budget Mobiel

MVNO | Networks: KPN | Services: postpaid | Targets: No frills | Status: Active

rebranded by the Nuts Groep when acquiring MVNO Robin Mobile


Budget Phone

MVNO | Networks: PrivateMobility (MVNE Vodafone network), Vodafone | Services: postpaid | Targets: No frills | Status: Active


Caiway

MVNO | Networks: T-Mobile | Services: postpaid | Targets: Fixed Telco | Status: Active


Delta Mobiel

MVNO | Networks: T-Mobile | Services: postpaid | Targets: Fixed Telco | Status: Active

Dutch utilities group Delta re-lauched an MVNO end of August 2018


EDPnet

MVNO | Networks: Public Mobility (MVNE T-Mobile network), T-Mobile | Services: postpaid | Targets: Business | Status: Active


Emobiel

Branded Reseller | Networks: Vodafone | Services: postpaid | Targets: Community | Status: Active

Emobiel is a service especially for readers of the journal Reformatisch Dagblad and the journal Terdege. Started as MVNO, since 2018 switched to reseller Vodafone subscriptions.


Enreach (Voiceworks)

MVNO + MVNE | Networks: KPN | Services: postpaid | Targets: Business | Status: Active


Expat Mobile

MVNO | Networks: Parateum (Artilium) (MVNE T-Mobile network), T-Mobile | Services: prepaid | Targets: Community | Status: Active

Mobile brand powered by TrendCall


Helder Telecom

MVNO | Networks: Enreach (Voiceworks), KPN | Services: postpaid | Targets: Business | Status: Active


Hollandsnieuwe

mobile brand | Networks: Vodafone | Services: postpaid | Targets: No frills | Status: Active

Low cost Vodafone brand launched since jan 2011, utilises Teleena for MVNE services.


Jumbo Mobiel

MVNO | Networks: KPN | Services: prepaid | Targets: Retail | Status: Active


Kruidvat Mobiel

MVNO | Networks: KPN | Services: pre + postpaid | Targets: Retail | Status: Active


Lebara

MVNO | Networks: KPN | Services: pre + postpaid | Targets: Ethnic | Status: Active

The Lebara Group is a telecommunications company providing services in many European countries.


L-Mobi Mobile

MVNO | Networks: KPN | Services: prepaid | Targets: Ethnic | Status: Active


Lycamobile

MVNO | Networks: KPN | Services: prepaid | Targets: Ethnic | Status: Active

Lycamobile offers prepaid SIM cards with reduced international calling rates, focusing on users who normally use calling cards to phone abroad. The company has set up MVNOs in the following countries: UK, Germany, Sweden, Belgium, Switzerland, Netherlands, Portugal, Australia, Denmark, France, Ireland, Norway, Poland, Spain, Italy and recently US (March 2013) and Austria (November 2013), Tunisia (2015) and Romania (2015). Macedonia followed in 2016, and Lycamobile launched in Ukraine in July 2017. South Africa followed in 2019 and Uganda in 2020 It ceased its operations in Hong Kong in April 2018


Maxitel

MVNO | Networks: PrivateMobility (MVNE Vodafone network), Vodafone | Services: postpaid | Targets: Business | Status: Active


One Central

MVNO | Networks: PrivateMobility (MVNE Vodafone network), Vodafone | Services: postpaid | Targets: Business | Status: Active


Ortel Mobile

mobile brand | Networks: KPN | Services: prepaid | Targets: Ethnic | Status: Active


Pocos

MVNO | Networks: PrivateMobility (MVNE Vodafone network), Vodafone | Services: postpaid | Targets: Business | Status: Active


PrioCom

MVNO | Networks: T-Mobile | Services: postpaid | Targets: Business | Status: Active


Raffel Mobiel

MVNO | Networks: PrivateMobility (MVNE Vodafone network), Vodafone | Services: postpaid | Targets: Business | Status: Active


Redworks

MVNO | Networks: PrivateMobility (MVNE Vodafone network), Vodafone | Services: postpaid | Targets: Business | Status: Active


SB Business Communicatie

MVNO | Networks: KPN | Services: postpaid | Targets: Business | Status: Active


Simpel

mobile brand | Networks: T-Mobile | Services: postpaid | Targets: No frills | Status: Active

The MVNO started in 2007 and was acquired by T-Mobile Netherlands in 2010. Simpel maintained its own management and structure within T-Mobile, and the managers have found financial backers to help buy out the company. From Augustus 2014 it became independent MVNO again and from December 2020 acquired by T-Mobile.


Simyo

mobile brand | Networks: KPN | Services: pre + postpaid | Targets: No frills | Status: Active

Pre-paid, low cost, SIM-only MVNO launched. Owned 100% by KPN Mobile. Started in Germany, later roll-out in Belgium, Netherlands, Spain and France. End of 2011 Simyo France was sold to Bouygues Telecom. In december 2012, Orange has completed the acquisition of Spanish MVNO Simyo. Orange will continue using the Simyo brand, and Simyo will continue operating as a MVNO on the Spanish market. In Germany Simyo stopped in July 2016. In Belgium Simyo ceased operations in June 2017 due to the prepaid registration law.


Sollie

MVNO | Networks: KPN, T-Mobile | Services: postpaid | Targets: Business | Status: Active


SpeakUp

MVNO | Networks: KPN, T-Mobile | Services: postpaid | Targets: Business | Status: Active

Business VoIP services provider SpeakUp has begun an MVNO.


Stern Mobile

MVNO | Networks: Vodafone | Services: postpaid | Targets: No frills | Status: Active


TAM ONE

MVNO | Networks: PrivateMobility (MVNE Vodafone network), Vodafone | Services: postpaid | Targets: Business | Status: Active


Tele2 Nederland

mobile brand | Networks: T-Mobile | Services: pre + postpaid | Targets: Fixed Telco | Status: Active

Tele2 entered the Dutch market in 1997 as an alternative operator in the fixed line market and launched its mobile operations in 2001. From 2015 it became MNO in the Netherlands and from 2019 merged with T-Mobile.


Telesur

MVNO | Networks: KPN | Services: prepaid | Targets: Ethnic | Status: Active

Suriname incumbent operator Telesur MVNO on the Dutch mobile market. The company is targeting the 330,000 people from Suriname or with a Suriname background in the Netherlands. Telesur is working with the drugstore chain Kruidvat and Trekpleister for distributing its mobile services, and is using the MVNE Teleena for providing its prepaid services to customers.


Truphone

MVNO | Networks: Vodafone | Services: postpaid | Targets: Business | Status: Active

Truphone focuses on its global network through its own network infrastructure (points of presence include: London, New York, Amsterdam, Sydney, California and Hong Kong) and partnerships with other operators. It offers an international multi-identity Sim which seamlessly switches to operate as a local Sim.


Youfone

MVNO | Networks: KPN | Services: postpaid | Targets: No frills | Status: Active


Zetacom

MVNO | Networks: PrivateMobility (MVNE Vodafone network), Vodafone | Services: postpaid | Targets: Business | Status: Active




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