Mauritius Telecom phone card catalogue

105 items

Provider of telephone services, GSM services and internet in Mauritius More

Mauritius Telecom was formed in July 1992 through a merger between the former Overseas Telecommunications Services Ltd and Mauritius Telecommunication Services Ltd. From that date, Mauritius Telecom became the main provider of voice, mobile, internet and data communication services in Mauritius.

In 1996, Cellplus Mobile Communications Ltd, a mobile network operator and a wholly owned subsidiary of Mauritius Telecom launched the GSM network in Mauritius and later in the same year, Telecom Plus Ltd, another wholly owned subsidiary of Mauritius Telecom as of 2006 launched an Internet access service.

In November 2000, France Telecom (now Orange SA) became the majority shareholder of Mauritius Telecom by acquiring 40% of its shares. After collaborating with France Telecom, Telecom Plus Ltd launched Broadband Internet Access in 2002 under the Wanadoo brand.

The two companies launched their IPTV services under the name My.T in June 2006, making Mauritius one of the first countries in the world to launch IPTV services.

On April 17, 2008, Mauritius Telecom rebranded its mobile and internet services as Orange. Cellplus Prepaid and Post Paid were rebranded as Orange Prepay and Post Pay. Telecom Plus dial-up internet access and Wanadoo ADSL as Orange Dial-Up and Orange ADSL.

In 2013, Mauritius Telecom introduced fiber broadband. In May 2015, Mauritius Telecom announced that from June 1, 2015, all its 850,000 Orange mobile customers would receive unlimited access to Facebook for free.

After a 10-year brand agreement with Orange expired in September 2017. All Mauritius Telecom products were rebranded under the brand name My.T on November 9, 2017.

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