Southern Telecom

OJSC Southern Telecom Company

Type	Joint stock
Industry	Telecommunications services
Founded	December 21, 2001
Headquarters	Krasnodar
Key people	Alexander Vladimirovich Andreev, General Manager
Products	Telecommuncations services Internet services Cable television service
Revenue	~
Number of employees	~
Slogan	N/A
Website	http://www.stcompany.ru/

Southern Telecom is a Svyazinvest company providing coverage to the Southern Federal District of Russia. The company was formed in 2001 by the merger of 9 large telecommunications companies into the extant Kubanelectrosvyaz OJSC in Krasnodar:

Electrosvyaz of the Adygeya Republic OJSC
Svyazinform of the Astrakhan Region OJSC
Volgogradelectrosvyaz OJSC - Volgograd region
KabBalktelecom OJSC - Kabardino-Balkaria
Electrosvyaz of the Kalmykia Republic OJSC
Karachaevo-Cherkesskelectrosvyaz OJSC - Karachay–Cherkessia
Rostovelectrosvyaz OJSC - Rostov Oblast
Sevosetinelectrosvyaz OJSC
Electrosvyaz of Stavropol Territory OJSC

The company's area of responsibility has a population of over 18 million people.

Southern Telecom's stock trades on the RTS, MICEX, Nasdaq, Frankfurt, Berlin and Vienna stock exchanges.

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Defunct	Boom TV (Romania) Romtelecom UPC Nederland

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