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2002–2006

2006–2012

2012–present

SBB was acquired by PPF Group on April 2, 2025, and ceased to exist as a standalone company a year later, after it finished merging with Yettel on April 1, 2026. However, the SBB brand was retained.

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United Group

Telecommunications brands:

Telemach (Croatia¹ | Slovenia) | EON Sat | Vivacom (Bulgaria) | Nova (Greece)

United Media
Free-to-air television channels:
Croatia:³ Nova TV and Doma TV | Montenegro: Nova TV⁴ and Televizija Vijesti | Serbia: Nova TV | Bosnia and Herzegovina:⁴ Nova TV | Bulgaria: NOVA

Pay television channels:
News channels: N1
Children's channels: Mini TV | Pikaboo | Music channels: Grand (2 | Nostalgija) | IDJ TV (Kids)
Entertainment channels: Brainz | Cinemania | Lov i Ribolov | Nova Series
Sports channels: SportKlub (1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 4K | Golf | Esports | Fight)

International channels:
Croatia:³ Nova World

Video-on-demand services:
Croatia: Nova Plus³ (Cinema | Family)

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Nova Broadcasting Group

Part of United Group

Current channels:
Nova channels:
Nova | Kino Nova | Nova Sport | Nova News

Diema channels:
Diema | Diema Family | Diema Xtra (Sport | 2 | 3)

Music channels:
The Voice | Magic TV

Video-on-demand services:
Nova Play | Play Diema Xtra | Docu Nova

Other assets:
Nova Games

Former assets:
Diema Extra | Nova+

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Vivacom

Part of United Group

Television Channels:
Vivacom Arena | Arena Select (Action | Comedy | Life)

Video-on-demand services:
Arena Play

V • T • E Nova (Greece)
Part of United Group Nova television channels: Nova Life \| Nova Cinema (1 \| 2 \| 3 \| 4) \| Nova Sports (1 \| 2 \| 3 \| 4 \| 5 \| 6 \| Extra 1 \| Extra 2 \| Extra 3 \| Extra 4 \| News \| Premier League \| Prime \| Start)

Notes:
¹Acquired from Tele2 AB.
²Acquired from Deutsche Telekom by Vivacom, which was in turn acquired by United Group.
³Acquired from Central European Media Enterprises.
⁴Acquired from Pink Media Group. ⁵Sold From PPF Group.

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PPF Group

Telecommunications assets:

O₂:¹ Czech Republic | Slovakia (UPC Slovakia)
Yettel:² Bulgaria | Hungary | Serbia (SBB)

Television broadcasting:
Czech Republic: Oneplay | Oneplay Sport (1 | 2 | 3 | 4K)

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Central European Media Enterprises

Part of PPF Group

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RTL Hrvatska

Part of Central European Media Enterprises

Newscasts
RTL Danas | RTL Vijesti | RTL Direkt

Video-on-demand service
Voyo

Defunct
Play | RTL Plus

Czech Republic
TV Nova (Action | Cinema | Fun | Krimi | Lady) | Nova Sport (1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6)
News program and website: Televizní noviny
Czech feed of TV Markíza: Markíza International
Online-only channel: TN Live

Romania
Pro TV (Arena | Cinema) | Acasă (Gold)
News program and website: Știrile Pro TV
International and Moldovan feeds: Pro TV Internațional | Pro TV Chișinău

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Pro TV SRL

Part of Central European Media Enterprises

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Pro TV original programming

Current

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Acasă original programming

Current

Bazarul de Acasă | Știi de Acasă | Știrile Acasă (Actualități | Magazin) | Intrebarea Mesei Rotunde

Moldova
Pro TV Chișinău | Acasă

Online only channels
Pro TV News

Radio (together with Digi)
Pro FM | Digi FM | Dance FM | Chill FM

Other
Pro News | Voyo (Voyo News) | Sport.ro

Notes
¹Under license from Viacom.

Video-on-demand services
bTV+ | Voyo | Nova Plus (Czech Republic)

Former operations
Divested
Croatia¹
Nova TV | Doma TV | Mini TV | Nova World

Ukraine³
1+1 | Kino | TET

Notes

¹	Sold to United Group.
²	Joint-venture with Grupa ITI.
³	Sold to Privat Group.
⁴	Under license from Viacom.
⁵	Acquired from RTL Group.

Former assets:
O₂ TV (Free | Hokej | Tenis) | Telenor (Montenegro)^{2 3}

Notes:
¹Brand licensed from Telefónica.
²Acquired from Telenor in 2018.
³Sold off to 4iG in 2022. ⁴Acquired from United Group in 2025.