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The Company

Overview

History

INTRACOM TELECOM derives from the former "INTRACOM S.A. HELLENIC TELECOMMUNICATIONS AND ELECTRONICS INDUSTRY", established in 1977. In December 2005 INTRACOM S.A. was transformed to a holding company and three new subsidiaries were established: INTRACOM TELECOM, INTRACOM DEFENSE ELECTRONICS and INTRACOM IT SERVICES.

INTRACOM TELECOM building

INTRACOM's history and development since its establishment in 1977:

1977-1982

The company, starting its operations in a small building in Argiroupoli, a suburb of Athens, designs and develops products and systems for specialised telecommunications applications.

1983-1985

INTRACOM transfers its head offices to Peania, a town near Athens, strategically investing in the development of a high-tech infrastructure for the research, development, and manufacturing of state-of-the-art telecommunications products. At the same time, it intensifies its efforts to participate in the digitalisation of Greece's national telecommunications network.

INTRACOM TELECOM old facilites
1986

INTRACOM qualifies to participate in the upgrading of Greece's national telecommunications network, immediately after the government's decision that Greece will adopt two types of digital network switching technology. For this purpose, INTRACOM collaborates with Ericsson, the Swedish telecommunications manufacturer. Most of the deployed systems are developed and manufactured in Greece by Greek engineers.

1986-1989

The company evolves into a large industrial unit capable of mass production, and its research activities are focused in advanced telecommunications and information technology fields. In 1987 INTRASOFT, a subsidiary specialised in the provision of integrated solutions and services and in the implementation of large-scale IT projects, is established in Athens. Within 13 successful years, IDC ranks INTRASOFT among the top 100 European IT Service Providers.

1989-1996

INTRACOM becomes the largest Greek telecommunications and information systems provider. In 1990 INTRACOM is listed on the Athens Stock Exchange. INTRACOM signs significant agreements in Greece in the telecommunications sector and prepares the ground for its expansion into the international market.

In 1996 INTRASOFT International, a subsidiary specialised in providing IT services to European Union institutions, is established in Luxembourg. Within nine years of successful operation, INTRASOFT International is positioned among the leading IT service providers to EU government institutions.

1997-2003
  • During 1997-2001, INTRACOM further strengthens its international presence and develops into a Group of Companies, expanding its activities to a broader geographic region. In 1999, INTRACOM is ranked 70th among the 200 fastest growing companies from 25 countries, in terms of average growth rate over the previous five-year period.
  • In 2002, INTRASOFT merges with INTRACOM, and the new company becomes the largest information and telecommunications conglomerate in Southeast Europe.
  • INTRACOM becomes Greece's primary business partner in the modernisation, upgrading, and expansion process of the national telecommunications network. INTRACOM successfully extends its activities to include high-tech defence electronic systems production.
  • Since 2000 INTRACOM is the leading information technology service provider in Greece.
2004

INTRACOM undergoes major organisational restructuring and initiates a new development and business strategy. The company refocuses on the provision of integrated solutions and services in the broader geographic regions of Central and Southeast Europe, the Middle East, and North Africa, which together constitute one of the fastest growing emerging markets worldwide. INTRACOM addresses customers in the fields of telecommunications, government, banking and enterprise, and defence.

2005-2006

INTRACOM, aligned with its new strategy to develop a more flexible and effective organisational structure, transforms to a holdings company (under the title "INTRACOM HOLDINGS") by establishing three new subsidiaries under its control: INTRACOM TELECOM (telecommunications solutions), INTRACOM DEFENSE ELECTRONICS (defense electronic systems) and INTRACOM IT SERVICES (IT solutions and services). In January 2006, INTRACOM HOLDINGS acquires a 100% stake in Hellas-On-Line, one of the largest telecommunications services operators and ISPs in Greece.

In June 2006, JSC SITRONICS, the technology arm of JSFC SISTEMA, acquires a 51% stake in INTRACOM TELECOM.

2012

In March 2012, JSC SITRONICS sells a 3% stake in INTRACOM TELECOM to RYDRA TRADING COMPANY. JSC SITRONICS maintains a 48% stake in INTRACOM TELECOM

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