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CJSC "Company TransTeleCom"

Type of
Year of foundation
Location	Russia Moscow
Key Figures	Sergey Lipatov (Chairman of the Board of Directors), Artyom Kudryavtsev (President)
Industry
Duty	RUB 7.0 billion (2011)
Turnover	▼ RUB 24.8 billion (2011)
Net profit	▲ RUB 1.0 billion (2011)
Number of employees
Parent company
Website

Head office of TTK in Moscow

"TransTeleCom" (TTC listen)) is a Russian telecommunications company. Full name - Closed joint-stock company"Company TransTeleCom". The headquarters is in Moscow.

Story

CJSC "Company TransTeleCom" was founded on February 27, 1997 at the initiative of the Ministry of Railways with the aim of building a backbone digital communication network for the needs of Russian railways.

In three years, TTK built a 45,000 km long fiber-optic network in the right of way of the railways, connecting 974 settlements in 71 regions of Russia. On October 13, 2001, TTK officially launched its backbone network into commercial operation.

In April 2002, TTK entered the market of services for organizing and maintaining virtual private networks (VPN) using MPLS and IP transit technology. Among the first clients of TTK was the Internet provider Corbina Telecom.

In 2003, the company's revenue increased by 2.5 times, up to $100 million, the number corporate clients reached 1 thousand. In October 2003, TTK was awarded the RBC "Company of the Year" award in the field of telecommunications.

According to the results of 2004, TTK occupied 40% of the lease market for intercity communication channels, 12% of the market for lease of terrestrial international communication channels, 30% of the market in the IP VPN technology segment, which allows creating multiservice corporate networks, as well as 45% of the regional market for backbone Internet access.

In February 2005, TTK became a member of the largest European Internet traffic exchange point "London Internet Exchange" (LINX). In July 2005, TTK became the fifth operator in Russia to receive the right to provide long-distance communication services (after Rostelecom, Centrinfocom, Golden Telecom and MTT).

In May 2006, TTK modernized and put into operation a network using DWDM technology.

In December 2007, TTK and the Japanese company NTT Communications completed the construction of a 570 km long HSCS (Hokkaido-Sakhalin Cable System) submarine fiber-optic cable system. The HSCS was assigned the function of an alternative transcontinental highway for delivering data from Europe to Asia (previously, highways laid along the bottom of the Indian Ocean were used to exchange data between Europe and Asia).

In 2008, the company announced its entry into the retail communications market. In February 2008, TransTeleCom began to provide the population with broadband Internet access services, in June - international and long-distance telephone communication services. In the same year, the company's structures began preparations for the provision of local telephone services to the population.

By May 2009, TTK had covered 40 cities with FTTB networks, including all million-plus cities except Moscow. The company provided broadband access Internet 3.5 thousand legal entities and 25 thousand private clients. In August 2009, TTK began providing digital television services.

In January 2011, a new strategy was approved, including an increase in the company's share of the broadband Internet access market to 15%. In July 2011, Russian Railways commissioned TransTeleCom an additional 22,000 km of fiber optic lines, as a result of which the company's backbone network increased almost 1.5 times - from 53,000 km to 75,000 km. .

In May 2012, TTK began providing cable television services.

Owners and management

The main shareholder of the TTK is JSC Russian Railways, which owns 99.9% of the company's authorized capital.

Chairman of the Board of Directors - Lipatov Sergey Vladimirovich. President - Kudryavtsev Artyom Vladimirovich.

Activity

TransTeleCom equipment

Trunk communication channels

TransTeleCom provides for use commercial organizations, government agencies and departments, telecommunication operators, cellular operators and Internet service providers backbone digital channels connections. The company is the operator of a large fiber-optic backbone digital communications network (MDSS) with a length of more than 75,000 km. The MTSS is laid along the railways of Russia, has more than 1000 access points in all regions of the country, where the main production resources are concentrated. In fact, the MCSS covers the entire densely populated territory of Russia, connecting the western and eastern borders. At the same time, the network itself is owned by Russian Railways, TransTeleCom owns only equipment. As of 2008, TTK had a de facto monopoly in providing wired communication channels on Sakhalin.

Broadband Internet access

Performance indicators

At the end of 2008, the company's net profit under IFRS amounted to 1.9 billion rubles. (against 2.5 billion rubles in 2007). The company's revenue in 2008 increased by 14% to 27.5 billion rubles (in 2007 - 24 billion rubles). Income from the provision of communication services amounted to 20.6 billion rubles. (compared to 16.95 billion rubles in 2007). The company's share in 2008 in the rental market of national communication channels was 37%, international channels - 27%. According to the results of 2008, TTK occupied 35% in the backbone Internet access segment, and 35% in the IP VPN segment. The number of broadband subscribers amounted to 25 thousand individuals and 3.5 thousand legal entities.

According to the results of 2009, TTK's net profit under IFRS amounted to 936 million rubles. (decrease by 50.7%), revenue - 24.67 billion rubles. (decrease by 10.2%). EBITDA in 2009 amounted to 3.3 billion rubles. Income from the provision of communication services amounted to 18.97 billion rubles. At the end of 2009, TTK provided broadband access services in 50 cities of seven federal districts, the company's networks covered 6.5 thousand apartment buildings and 2.5 thousand private houses. The broadband subscriber base amounted to 150,000 individuals and 7,000 legal entities. The company's share in the backbone Internet traffic segment in 2009 was 27%, in the long-distance communication channel lease sector - 33%, corporate IP networks - 31%.

At the end of 2011, TTK's net profit amounted to 1 billion rubles. (against a loss in 2010 of 50 million rubles). The company's profitability increased to 17.5% (against 12.7% in 2010). OIBDA increased by 31% compared to 2010 and amounted to RUB 4.3 billion. Revenue decreased by 5% and amounted to 24.8 billion rubles, operating expenses decreased by 10%. Net debt as of December 31, 2011 amounted to RUB 7.0 billion, its ratio to OIBDA was 1.6. The subscriber base of broadband access increased by 134% compared to the end of 2010 and amounted to 433 thousand subscribers. The company provides services in 105 Russian cities.

Structure

Territorial division of TransTeleCom into regional affiliated companies subordinate to the railway system of Russian Railways.

The company, according to a press release from the TTK.

The departments that made up the disbanded directorates entered the zone of direct subordination of department heads and vice presidents. The heads of the disbanded directorates were partially transferred to positions in the new structure, and partially left the company.

"The absence of unnecessary management levels allow vice presidents to more effectively control operating activities company and at the same time increase the degree of responsibility of line employees. This will create a favorable environment for quick decision-making and their precise implementation," said TTK President Artem Kudryavtsev.

In addition, the company's management expects that the changes will serve as a tool for additional motivation of employees, since the powers and part of the payroll are redistributed among the most valuable specialists.

2014: completed the formation of a single company with a branch management structure

In the fall of 2014, the TTK company announced the completion of the procedure for the formation of a single company with a branch management structure. Subsidiaries, 100% of whose shares were owned by the TransTeleCom Company, were reorganized in the form of a merger with the TransTeleCom Company and on November 5, 2014 were excluded from the Unified State Register of Legal Entities.

On the basis of the previously existing regional enterprises of the TTK, macroregional branches were created: Macroregion North-West (St. Petersburg), Macroregion Baikal (Irkutsk), Macroregion Far East (Khabarovsk), Macroregion Chita (Chita), Macroregion Western Siberia (Novosibirsk), Macroregion Kaliningrad (Kaliningrad), Macroregion Center (Moscow), Macroregion Verkhnevolzhsky (Nizhny Novgorod), Macroregion Privolzhsky (Saratov), Macroregion Middle Volga (Samara), Macroregion Sakhalin (Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk), North Macroregion (Yaroslavl), Caucasus Macroregion (Rostov-on-Don), Siberia Macroregion (Krasnoyarsk), Ural Macroregion (Yekaterinburg), Southeast Macroregion (Voronezh), "South Ural Macroregion" (Chelyabinsk). Also, companies acquired by the TTK Group were transformed into separate regional branches.

TTK subscriber base

2017: 1.66 million users

Broadband Internet access from TransTeleCom is used by 1.66 million subscribers throughout Russia, the operator is one of the five largest providers. Compared to 2016, TransTeleCom's subscriber base increased by 8.8% or 134,000 subscribers. TTK provides broadband Internet access services in 250 locations throughout the country.

2016: 1.51 million users

Broadband Internet access from TransTeleCom is used by 1.51 million subscribers throughout Russia. Since the beginning of 2016, the subscriber base of TransTeleCom has increased by 1.33%. The largest increase in the number of subscribers was recorded in the Volga region (+3.2%), in the Urals (+2.6%) and Far East(+1.2%). The average connection speed for broadband access of subscribers in the TransTeleCom network increased by almost 20% over the year. More than a third of new TTK subscribers today choose tariff plans, providing Internet access at a speed of more than 50 Mbps, which is one and a half times more than a year earlier.

2015: 1.9 million users

The subscriber base of TTK Company, one of the telecom operators in Russia, has reached 1 million 900 thousand users. The growth of TTK's subscriber base since the beginning of 2015 amounted to 6%. For five years, since the end of 2010, the total retail subscriber base of TTK has increased by 9 times.

Since the launch of the development strategy in 2011 retail business TTK has built networks in 250 Russian cities with a total coverage of more than 6 million households. TransTeleCom continues to actively develop in retail, occupying 5.6% of the regional broadband Internet access market in Russia.

2014: 1.7 million users

The subscriber base of the company TTK in September 2014 exceeded 1 million 700 thousand users. The increase since the beginning of 2014 was 13%. TTK has been developing in the retail market of broadband Internet access in the regions of Russia since 2011. At the end of 2013, the number of TTK users increased by 31%.

“About 20% of the Russian population are residents of small towns and settlements. TTK was the first to actively explore this significant market segment, and continues to follow the chosen strategy. To date, TTK provides Internet access in 240 cities, most of which have a population of less than 50 thousand inhabitants, and ranks second in the number of cities of presence with broadband access among all operators. The share of TTK in the market of retail broadband access is 5%, - noted Svetlana Shamzon, vice president of TTK - head of the Access block. “Since 2012, we have also been actively providing cable television services to our subscribers, and today more than 260,000 Russians use it.”

2013: 1.5 million users

The subscriber base of TTK has reached 1.5 million users. In two and a half years, the number of people using high-speed Internet access from TTK has grown 10 times. The number of cities included in TTK's retail subscriber base amounted to 226. The technical coverage of the company's access networks increased by 1.6 million to 6 million households.

2012: 1.1 million users

In February, the total subscriber base of TTK reached 1 million 100 thousand users. TTK plans for 2013 to continue the active development of broadband Internet access and cable TV services to end users in the regions of Russia .

2011: 433 thousand subscribers of broadband access

The company's subscriber base for broadband Internet access increased by 134% compared to the end of 2010 and amounted to 433,000 subscribers.

Core competencies

TTK - provider of a set of telecom services, engineering, construction, operation
TTK is a platform for "incubation" of new digital products and services for Russian Railways, as well as for open

external market - from concept to pilot and monetization

TTK - Competence Center in the areas of "Internet of Things", "Big Data", Telecom, Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, Digital Railway
TTK - has the construction competencies of communication facilities and their subsequent operation

TTK services for the transport industry

2017

Backbone network 76,000 km
Redundant ring structures >85%
Independent cable infrastructure
Own line operation
More than 1000 points of presence of the backbone network
International presence in Europe, Asia, America
Border junctions with operators of all neighboring countries
Local communication networks in more than 240 cities
> 400 partner operators in all regions of the Russian Federation

Interactive TV

In 2017, TransTeleCom introduced services and services to provide subscribers with a range of telecommunication services. In the spring, the Interactive TV service was launched, which gives subscribers access to TV channels in high quality with the functions of pause and rewind the air, an archive of programs up to three days, an interactive program guide and the Video rental service (subscription to video content). The service is already available in 128 cities of Russia. In June 2017, TTK launched the TV Without Borders OTT service, which allows you to watch TV from TTK on the networks of any Internet providers throughout Russia. In September, the company offered subscribers mobile app"TTK TV", and currently the adaptation of the "TTK TV" product for the SMART TV platform is being prepared.

Telematic services platform

TTK corporate network on the principle of "single window"

Target state of the corporate network(Network 2.0)

Transition from the purchase of communication channels and technologies to the acquisition of the availability and reliability of business facilities
Organization of proactive monitoring of network objects (The operator starts to solve the problem when the Client does not know about it yet)
Online statistics system with integrated information about the causes of incidents, areas of responsibility, TT numbers for each monitored object
Automated calculation of penalties
SLA for the terms of organization of connections from minimum requirements("Fast start")
The ability to implement the principles of HaaS ("Everything as a service")
Guaranteed cost savings

Step 0. What is "Quick Start"

No more than 5 working days from request to inclusion at any point
L2/L3 channel with a bandwidth of at least 2Mbps
Readiness coefficient (KG) not less than 0.99
Packet loss no more than 3%
RTD no more than 200 ms
Jitter no more than 80 ms

Step 1. Joint clustering of objects

Step 2. Pilot area

Transfer for maintenance of 20-30 objects of different types (together with current contracts)
Saving the payment at the current level
Setting up a proactive monitoring system
Bringing objects to the specified quality parameters (SLA) within 1.5 months (no penalties)
Inclusion of 5-10 objects according to the "Quick start" scheme

Step 3. Transition to a single network operator 2.0

Adjustment of requirements for objects based on the results of the Pilot Zone, determination of the target value of the discount
Conclusion of the contract for the organization of the Network 2.0
Transfer of all current contracts with data service providers
Bringing the network to the target state of quality parameters (SLA) within 2-3 months (without additional penalties)
"Enable" SLA options and negotiated discount

Step 4 Own management transport, creation of a multiservice communication network (MSN)

Creation of reference nodes (the number is determined from the characteristics of the Client's infrastructure), united by backbone channels (geographically and technologically separated (SDH + MPLS)), their transfer under the control of the Client
At each node - connections to the networks of local providers (used to organize the connection of the main MCC channels)
Connection of redundant channels to the main control points of the Client's business (mainly FOCL + RRL)
Connection of redundant channels to remote objects of the Client (base - FOCL / RRL, reserve - channels based on APN in 3G / 4G networks)
The proactive network monitoring system detects accidents without the Client's requests, automatically creates TT, notifies the Client and contractors, and launches a "counter" of fines
Bringing the current network to the MCC - 6-8 months

Reference node MSS

The nodes are organized in the cities of the Client's presence and are provided according to the "CAPEX as a Service" scheme (organized at the expense of TTK and leased under the control of the Client)
Budget - within 3 million rubles. per node (including ES redundancy)
CG of the core network for 8 months of operation - 100%

Transfer of international backbone traffic to Long Haul (DWDM)

At the beginning of the year, TransTeleCom completed the transfer of all international backbone traffic to the Long Haul DWDM network. The TransTeleCom network provides safe traffic transmission over thousands of kilometers with a small number of regeneration points and minimal signal delay. The company already occupies about 20% of the global data transmission market between China and Europe, which is half of the traffic transit market through Russia.

TransTeleCom cut traffic route to Europe

On February 20, 2017 the press service of TransTeleCom announced the signing of an agreement on interconnection of networks with the Finnish company Cinia Group. As a result of cooperation, a traffic transmission route has been created between European and Asian countries.

As part of the agreement, TransTeleCom's backbone network is connected to Cinia's Northern Digital Highway, which provides a route for data transmission from major traffic exchange nodes in Central Europe to the border between Finland and Russia.

A feature of the Cinia Northern Digital Highway in the Finland-Germany direct submarine cable, Cinia C-Lion, commissioned in 2016. C-Lion provides 144 Tbps of bandwidth and is directly connected to major European network nodes, including DE-CIX in Frankfurt, the largest traffic exchange point in the world.

TTK provides data transmission services on the Europe-Russia route for many national operators and Europe-Asia traffic transit for leading operators in the Asia-Pacific region, Central Asia and the Caucasus. Connecting the TTK-Cinia networks adds a new independent optical path to the existing TTK cross-border routes with minimum time delays to the center of Europe, which increases the attractiveness of the TTC services, and also opens up Cinia's infrastructure for TTC transit routes to Asia. The new route has already sent IP traffic from customers in the North-West region of Russia, which reduced the round-trip delay Frankfurt-St. Petersburg by 40%, to 24 ms.

The TTK-Sinia interconnection allows TransTeleCom to diversify existing data transmission routes to Western Europe. Cinia, in turn, is expanding its international long-haul data infrastructure to enable real-time business interaction between Europe and Asia, enabling data centers to benefit from being located in the cool climate of Scandinavian countries with strict privacy laws and low electricity prices. . This cements Finland's position as the main data gateway between East and West.

2016

TransTeleCom operates the telecommunications infrastructure of Russian Railways OJSC, servicing one of the largest fiber-optic communication lines in Russia with a length of more than 76,000 km. TransTeleCom uses its own operation system, including its own control centers and more than 500 own line crews, which ensure the restoration of any cable breaks at any time of the day within a period of not more than 6 hours. In addition to Russian Railways' own cable, TTK operates cables from other operators with the same high level of quality.

TransTeleCom significantly strengthened its position in the Azerbaijani market, where the company's share increased from 15% to 40%, and became the first Russian operator to sell a 100 Gbit/s channel to the Caucasus. The company also continued to develop international network junctions, including the launch of a junction with the Finnish operator Cinia, a new optimal IP traffic route from Frankfurt to Moscow via Belarus, and a new junction with the Chinese operator China Telecom.

TransTeleCom occupies about 20% of the global data transmission market between China and Europe, which is half of the traffic transit market through Russia. Two of the three largest Chinese operators are in the top 5 consumers of TTK highways. At the same time, in 2016, the company increased the monetary volume of long-term deals concluded with Chinese operators by more than 70% compared to 2015.

The shortest transit route for Internet traffic to Europe

In August 2016, TransTeleCom, together with the largest communications operator in the Republic of Belarus RUE Beltelecom, launched a new optimal IP traffic route from Frankfurt to Moscow.

As part of inter-operator cooperation, TransTeleCom opened a new trunk route with a capacity of 240 Gbit/s to transfer international traffic from Germany to Russia. Its shortest geographical extent allows to reduce signal delay time to 34 ms. To implement the project, the Belarusian operator Beltelecom provided 24 communication channels to the largest traffic exchange point in Frankfurt.

The route organized by TransTeleCom will become an alternative to the two existing ones. Together with it, the Northern route from St. Petersburg to Stockholm and the Southern route, passing in the direction of Moscow-Frankfurt through Ukraine, are used on the international market. The expansion of the foreign segment of the network allows TTK to increase the possible volume of services and ensure reliable reservation of access channels.

2013

TTK has been developing in the retail market of broadband Internet access in the regions of Russia since 2011. TTK offers its subscribers broadband access service in more than 200 cities of Russia, while the main market for TTK is small towns and settlements with a population of less than 100 thousand people, they account for almost 40% of all connections. TTK provides broadband Internet access and cable TV services using modern technologies access: FTTB, FTTH, GPON. TTK subscribers also have the opportunity to connect home Internet at a speed of 1 Gb / s using Gigabit Ethernet technology.

Performance indicators

2016

At the end of the year, TTK retained a significant share in the international traffic transit market - about 32%, and in the Russian domestic transit market - about 30%. The company's revenue in the operator segment increased by more than 650 million rubles compared to 2015.

2013

The company's revenue in 2013 reached 27.4 billion rubles, having increased by 1% (27.1 billion rubles in 2012). Net profit, as in the previous year, decreased, amounting to 0.1 billion rubles (0.4 billion rubles in 2012).

2012: Revenue growth and profit reduction

Revenue in 2012 amounted to 27.1 billion rubles, an increase of 9% compared to 2011. Revenue in 2011 amounted to 24.9 billion rubles

OIBDA increased by 10% compared to 2011 and amounted to RUB 4.8 billion. OIBDA in 2011 was RUB 4.3 billion

OIBDA margin increased to 17.7% vs. 17.5% in 2011

Net profit in 2012 amounted to 0.7 billion rubles against 1.0 billion rubles in 2011

Investments amounted to 8.6 billion rubles (32% of revenue)

Debt as of December 31, 2012 amounted to 11.9 billion rubles. Debt to EBITDA ratio was 2.47

Main operational results of 2012:

The retail subscriber base of TTK Company increased by 144% compared to the end of 2011 and amounted to 1.05 million subscribers
The main fiber-optic communication line "Tynda - Yakutsk" was built and put into operation, the first FOCL in the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia)
A cable television project was launched throughout Russia, the subscriber base for the service amounted to about 100 thousand users by the end of the year
Entertainment portal OKNO.ru launched

2011: Return to plus at the end of the year

Net profit in 2011 amounted to 1.0 billion rubles. against a loss in 2010. OIBDA increased by 31% compared to 2010 and amounted to 4.3 billion rubles. OIBDA margin increased to 17.5% against 12.7% in 2010. Revenue amounted to RUB 24.8 billion, down 5% compared to 2010.

Investments amounted to 6.2 billion rubles. (25% of revenue). Net debt as of December 31, 2011 amounted to RUB 7.0 billion. The net debt to OIBDA ratio was 1.6.

2010: The first loss in the history of the company

An analysis of open information on the results of TTK's activities shows that the company, for the first time in its history, suffers losses based on the results of its activities for the year. Thus, the consolidated net profit of TTK in 2006 amounted to 2.172 billion rubles, in 2007 - 2.539 billion rubles, in 2008 - 1.9 billion rubles, and in 2009 - 936 million rubles.

2017

Connecting North Korea to the Internet

At the beginning of October 2017, it became known about the second source of North Korea's connection to the Internet. They became Russia.

Fitch Affirms TransTeleCom's Rating

International Agency Fitch Ratings affirmed the long-term issuer default ratings of JSC "Company TransTeleCom" in foreign and national currency at the level of "B+". The rating outlook is Stable.

Fitch Ratings notes that TransTeleCom operates and maintains one of the largest backbone networks in Russia, and this resource still has potential for business development, both in the backbone and in the mass segment. The company also plans to enter new markets, among the promising areas for the development of the company, Fitch Ratings highlights the development and provision of services for Russian Railways.

The agency sees the potential for further rating upgrade in stable financial results companies in the mass segment, including through new services. TransTeleCom is one of the five largest broadband Internet access operators with a market share of 5%. In March 2017, TTK launched a unified interactive television platform for its subscribers, and in the summer it will begin providing mobile communication services according to the MVNO model under the TTK Mobile brand.

2016

Development of a development strategy for five years

TTK announced in autumn a competition to develop a five-year development strategy for the company. According to the results of the purchase, PwC was recognized as the winner, which offered to complete the work for 22.5 million rubles.

The company will have to assess the current state of business of TTK and competitors, develop directions for development in existing and new market segments. These include the provision of infrastructure, digital services, complex integrator projects for 2017-2021. The final materials must be agreed with the customer and Russian Railways by the end of January 2017.

The structure of the document should contain three sections: the current business of TTK, services for Russian Railways and new services in the foreign market.

In addition to PwC, Constanta Capital applied for participation in the competition, offering to develop a strategy for 23.8 million rubles. The choice of the service provider was made on the basis of the price, the company's experience, including in this type of activity, and the qualifications of the staff.

Transtelecom is part of new stage of its development. We spent complex analysis of the existing business of the company, assessed its effectiveness and clearly understand in which areas we will work further. If until 2011 Transtelecom was predominantly backbone operator, from 2011 to 2015 there was a "five-year broadband access", now we are aiming to significantly strengthen work with corporate and government customers," RIA Novosti quotes TTK President Roman Kravtsov.

TTC has changed its name

On March 30, 2016 it became known about change of a trade name of the TTK company. The closed joint stock company became a joint stock company.

In accordance with the amendment to the charter registered on March 25, 2016, the full corporate name of the company in Russian looks like: Joint-Stock Company TransTeleCom Company. Abbreviated corporate name in Russian: JSC "Company TransTeleCom"; full brand name for English language- Joint Stock Company TransTeleCom. The abbreviated corporate name in English is JSC TransTeleCom.

Changes in the name of the TTK are due to the need to bring founding documents in accordance with the norms of Chapter 4 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation (as amended federal law dated 05.05.2014 No. 99-FZ).

Re-registration of existing agreements and powers of attorney issued on behalf of TransTeleCom Company JSC in connection with the name change is not required. The TIN, BIC and correspondent account numbers of the company have not changed. Changing the company name, in relation to customer service, will not entail changes - all obligations of the company to customers and partners remain valid.

2015: Search for ways to monetize TTK

On March 12, 2015, it became known about the upcoming meeting of the Board of Directors of Russian Railways in May 2015, where options for monetization of the telecom operator Transtelecom (TTK) are expected to be considered.

Earlier it was reported about the plans of the board of Russian Railways - to determine the most effective option for monetizing the TTK by mid-2015.

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At the end of July 2014, TTK reported the following development indicators:

the total length of the company's broadband networks exceeded 15,000 km
the total number of households with access to broadband access services from TTK exceeded 6.3 million,
1.7 million households can use the cable TV service from the operator.

2012

Purchase of "Electro-com" ("Spark")

TransTeleCom (TTK) acquired 100% of the authorized capital in Electro-com CJSC ( trademark"Spark"). According to TTK, as a result of the deal, the number of TTK's broadband access subscribers increased one and a half times, and the deal itself is the largest for TransTeleCom in its entire existence. The acquisition of the assets of the Spark operator was carried out as part of the TTK development strategy until 2015. Through this acquisition, TTK strengthened its position in the mass segment of the broadband access market and expanded its coverage area in the Central and Southern regions of Russia.

CJSC Elektro-com (brand Spark) is an independent telecom operator established in 2003 in Moscow.

The company provides services of broadband Internet access to private and corporate clients and building corporate networks for legal entities. At one time, Spark began to work on the broadband access market in a number of regions of Russia and provide access to the Internet, using PLC technology (the so-called "Internet from the socket") as a "last mile". A few years ago, Spark sold the Moscow part of its business to 2Kom and focused on developing the network in regional markets.

According to TTK, at the time of the purchase, the total subscriber base of CJSC Electro-com was more than 200,000 subscribers, including 4,000 corporate subscribers. The technical coverage of the networks of CJSC Electro-com, built using FTTB technology (fiber-optic cable to the building), is about 700 thousand households in the cities where the company operates. The total length of the operator's urban fiber-optic networks is more than 920 kilometers. TTK expects that due to the subsequent organic growth, the subscriber base of TTK on the network of Electro-com CJSC by 2015 will amount to about 255 thousand subscribers.

2011

Pilot operation of MVNO in the Nizhny Novgorod region

In August 2011, Transtelecom (TTK) began pilot operation of the Virtual Mobile Operator (MVNO) project in the Nizhny Novgorod Region. Services are provided on the basis of the GSM network of Nizhny Novgorod Cellular Communications (NSS, a subsidiary of Rostelecom), but TTK manages the service parameters itself using its own billing. MTS also participates in the project, says its press secretary Valeria Kuzmenko: it provides subscribers with 3G Internet access. The Nizhny Novgorod "daughter" of TTK is a corporate client of MTS, but there are no agreements on the MVNO project with it, says Semenova.

TTK has been discussing MVNO projects with cellular companies since the beginning of 2011. First of all, the operator planned to provide mobile communication services to its largest corporate client and owner of Russian Railways (it owns 99.55% of TTK). But the NSS operates only in seven regions of the Volga region, so TTK continues negotiations on MVNO with the "big three" federal cellular companies, although it is not going to interrupt cooperation with the NSS in any case, Semenova notes. MTS is considering the possibility of expanding partnership with TTK to the entire Volga region, not excluding cooperation in other regions, says Kuzmenko.

So far, employees of the operator itself use mobile communications from TTK. MVNO subscribers can not only make calls, but also create corporate working groups, call short internal numbers thanks to FMC's technology for combining mobile and fixed networks, Semenova says.

But for the commercial launch of the TTK project, telephone numbers are needed. According to Semenova, the company has already applied for one federal DEF code, which can accommodate 10 million numbers, and is waiting for a response from the regulator. The order on the allocation of codes for MVNO has not yet been signed, and until then the applications of virtual operators are not considered, a representative of the Ministry of Telecom and Mass Communications said.

New service will be offered first of all to the largest corporate client and owner of the TTK - Russian Railways (RZD), says Ibragimov. Applications for obtaining licenses and allocation of numbering capacity will be submitted by TTK after it agrees with cellular companies, he notes. Mobile communication is a logical addition to the package of services for corporate clients, and within the limited access to MVNO frequencies, this is the only model, he points out. TTK plans to use its backbone network to pass mobile traffic, receive discounts from mobile operators and, therefore, offer preferential terms to customers, Ibragimov points out.

Now the "corporate" cellular operator of Russian Railways is MTS. The creation of an MVNO would give access to the TTK backbone network and would improve the quality of communications along the railways and organize it where there is no coverage now, says MTS representative Irina Osadchaya. If other operators join the project, then such cooperation could theoretically reduce the costs of network development, she adds.

As of October 1, 2010, Russian Railways (excluding subsidiaries and affiliates) employed 980,300 employees. If all of them become clients of TTK, then the company will turn into the largest virtual operator in Russia. TTK has a backbone network and a billing system, so its investment in new project will not exceed $10 million, says Maxim Romashkevich, Marketing Director of Plus One (specializes in creating infrastructure for MVNOs). According to his estimates, the average subscriber bill (ARPU) of an MVNO may be about 300 rubles. per month. Thus, revenue for the year may exceed $100 million. From 40 to 70% of this amount may remain with TTC itself. Everything will depend on how deeply the infrastructure of the mobile operator is involved in the project, Romashkevich notes.

2010

Plans to sell shares in the company

Although TTK is "a goose that lays golden eggs," the issue of selling a stake in the company will be decided in the near future, Sergey Lipatov, chairman of the board of directors of TTK, said. He estimates the entire TTK at $1.5-2 billion. According to Lipatov, various options for attracting an outside investor are being considered. In March 2010, Russian Railways turned to investment banks for advice on how best to dispose of its stake in TTK: keep all 100%, conduct a private placement or IPO. Russian Railways plans in 2010-2012. sell 50% minus 1 share of TTK, Valery Reshetnikov, Senior Vice President of Russian Railways, later told reporters. He added that Russian Railways already has proposals, but names potential buyers did not name.

It will be very difficult to do without the sale of TTK Russian Railways. The annual investment program of the company is planned at the level of 535 billion rubles. Partially, the money will be raised through the sale of assets. Within three years, Russian Railways intends to sell shares in 30 subsidiaries. The representative of Russian Railways does not say how much the company plans to earn in this case.

On July 20, 2010, it became known that Russian Railways did not intend to transfer the backbone digital communications network to its 100% subsidiary, Transtelecom (TTK). “Today it is impossible,” he said. After all, the communication network is “a part of the technological traffic of Russian Railways; the safety and efficiency of railway communication depend on it.” The simplest and most effective way out of the situation is, according to Lipatov, a long-term lease of the network. Now the fiber optic network, the second largest in Russia after Rostelecom, is leased by TTK from Russian Railways. TTK's guaranteed lease payments are $150 million.

But other operators are not ready to buy TTK without a network. Megafon is not interested in TTK as an asset, and even more so without a network, says a source close to the company. MTS continues to consider buying a stake in TTK, the operator's spokesman said, but the backbone network is its most attractive asset.

The departure of Sergei Lipatov

As of July 1, 2010, President Sergey Lipatov leaves Transtelecom, the company told CNews, adding that Lipatov raised this issue during the year. In his statement, the president of Transtelecom says that he has worked for the company for 8 years and intends to focus on his own strategic development. According to the Interfax agency, Vyacheslav Sotnik, First Vice President for Economics and Finance, will head the company, and Lipatov may become chairman of the company's board of directors. Transtelecom noted that this issue is within the competence of the sole shareholder of the operator - Russian Railways.

Lipatov's departure is not the only personnel change in the company over the past few months. In May 2010, the first vice president for commercial activities Andrey Semenov-Vladov and the head of the Department of Economics and Finance Alexander Mazharov (remained as an adviser), in April - the head of the international sales department Valery Rostokin (headed the NVision Group system integrator acquired by Rostelecom). In addition, Arkady Matkovsky, vice-president for public relations, also left Transtelecom: according to a CNews source close to the company, he, following Rostokin, goes to work at NVision.

True, Transtelecom assures that Lipatov's deputies left for a different reason than their boss. The company underwent structural changes - three commercial departments (international sales, wholesale sales in the national market and voice services) are merged into one under the leadership of a new manager - Vitaly Kotov, Transtelecom explained.

2008: Rebranding and new strategy until 2015

In May 2008, TTK rebranded and launched a new strategy until 2015. Its main areas are the development of mass broadband Internet access in the regions, local, international and long-distance communications for end users and telecom operators, and other retail communications services. By 2015, more than 2.5 times revenue growth is envisaged.

The consolidated income of the TTK group of companies in 2008 amounted to 27.5 billion rubles, net profit for 2008 amounted to 1.9 billion rubles.

2002: Co-founders Ratnikov and Sparkman leave the company. Lipatov - head of the company

In 2002, the company's president, Viktor Ratnikov, and senior vice president for commercial activities, Lee Sparkman, who were the founders and minority shareholders of the operator, left the company. The reason for their resignation was the disagreement with the Ministry of Communications, which refused to issue a long-distance communication license to Transtelecom and advocated at that moment for maintaining the monopoly of Rostelecom (the license was nevertheless granted to Transtelecom in 2007 during the demonopolization of the long-distance communication market). Ratnikov was replaced by vice-mayor of Sochi

Products and services offered by the company:

Local, intrazonal, intercity and international services telephone communication;

Communication services for the provision of communication channels;

Data transfer services;

Data transfer services for the purposes of transferring voice information;

Telematic communication services;

Supply, commissioning, maintenance of communication equipment;

Creation of information security tools;

Services in the field of state protection. secrets.

Products and services acquired by the company:

Communication services

Firm JOINT-STOCK COMPANY "KOMPANIYA TRANSTELEKOM" 7709219099 received a license at 123112, MOSCOW CITY, TESTOVSKAYA STREET, BUILDING 8. The firm was registered on 11/21/2002. organization was appointed the All-Russian State Registration number- 1027739598248. According to the documents submitted during registration, the main activity is activities in the field of communications based on wire technologies. Managed by GENERAL DIRECTOR KRAVTSOV ROMAN VASILIEVICH. For more detailed information, you can go to the company card and check the counterparty for reliability.

11/21/2002 Interdistrict Inspectorate of the Federal Tax Service No. 46 for Moscow registered the organization TRANSTELECOM COMPANY JSC. After that, the registration procedure was initiated in the State Institution - Main Directorate of the Pension Fund of the Russian Federation No. 10 Office No. 3 for Moscow and the Moscow Region municipal area Presnenskoye, Arbat, Moscow, which is subsequently dated 11/15/2011. Branch No. 13 of the State Institution - Moscow Regional Branch of the Fund social insurance Russian Federation registered the organization on 07/11/2017 00:00:00. In the Unified State Register of Legal Entities, the last entry about the organization has the following content: State registration changes made to the constituent documents of a legal entity related to the introduction of changes in the information about the legal entity contained in the Unified State Register of Legal Entities, based on an application.

Date of registration of the operator in the register: 18.02.2009

Grounds for entering the operator in the register (order number): 43

Operator location address: 123112, Moscow, st. Testovskaya, d. 8, under. 3

Start date of personal data processing: 27.07.2006

Subjects of the Russian Federation on the territory of which the processing of personal data takes place: Altai region, Amur Region, Arkhangelsk Region, Astrakhan Region, Belgorod Region, Bryansk Region, Vladimir Region, Volgograd Region, Vologda Region, Voronezh Region, Jewish Autonomous Region, Zabaykalsky Krai, Ivanovo Region, Irkutsk Region, Kaliningrad Region, Kaluga Region, Kirov Region, Kostroma Region, Krasnodar Territory, Krasnoyarsk Territory, Kurgan Region, Kursk region, Leningrad region, Lipetsk region, Moscow, Moscow region, Murmansk region, Nizhny Novgorod region, Novgorod region, Novosibirsk region, Omsk region, Oryol region, Penza region, Perm region, Primorsky Territory, Pskov Region, Republic of Bashkortostan, Republic of Buryatia, Republic of Dagestan, Republic of Kalmykia, Republic of Karelia, Republic of Komi, Republic of Mari El, Republic of Mordovia, Republic of Sakha (Yakutia), Republic of Tatarstan (Tatarstan), Republic of Khakassia, Rostov Region, Ryazan region, Samara region, St. Petersburg, Saratov region, Sakhalin region, Sverdlovsk region, Smolensk region, Stavropol Territory, Tambov Region, Tver Region, Tomsk Region, Tula Region, Tyumen Region, Udmurt republic, Ulyanovsk Region, Khabarovsk Territory, Khanty-Mansiysk autonomous region- Yugra, Chelyabinsk region, Chechen Republic, Chuvash Republic- Chuvashia, Yaroslavl region

Purpose of personal data processing: Processing, registration of information necessary for the provision of services in the field of: - creation and operation in the right of way of railways and other specially designated places, fiber-optic, satellite and radio relay communication networks, cellular and trunked radio networks, local, intercity networks and communication centers , other analogue and digital communication networks interconnected with the state communication network (hereinafter referred to as communication networks of TransTeleCom Company JSC) to meet the railways' own needs in integrated technological communication services and provide legal and individuals paid services: local, intercity and international communications, for the lease of communication channels, data transmission and (or), telematic services, audio conferencing, mobile radiotelephone communications, cellular communications, mobile radio communications, personal radio calls and others, due to the free capacity of communication networks of TransTeleCom Company JSC, - conducting marketing and operator activities to attract consumers of communication services and manage the use of free capacity of communication networks of JSC "Company TransTeleCom" by consumers of communication services in order to receive JSC "Company TransTeleCom" profit and reinvest it in the development of communication networks of JSC "Company TransTeleCom", - interaction with Russian and foreign organizations on the creation of new equipment and technologies, supply of equipment and materials, attraction of investments and implementation of joint projects, - design, production and sale, both independently and through cooperation with Russian and foreign organizations, of communication products and services, - production and sale of funds for the sake of about and wire communication, television, processing and transmission of information, - development, design, installation and Maintenance Russian and international communication networks intended for all categories of users in industrial, warehouse, administrative buildings and structures, hotels, resorts, medical and recreational, shopping and sports complexes, stock exchanges, banks, as well as communication networks for the needs of government and municipalities- provision of advisory and reference services in the field of marketing and studying the Russian and world markets, - editorial, publishing and printing activities necessary to ensure the activities of TransTeleCom Company JSC, - design and survey, engineering, design and construction installation work and capital construction in order to create their own production base, performance of the functions of the general customer and general contractor, - implementation in in due course foreign economic activity, including legal operations, - education, education and training of employees, - selection of candidates for vacant positions.

Description of the measures provided for by Art. 18.1 and 19 of the Law: Processing of personal data in accordance with the requirements of the organizational and administrative documents of TransTeleCom Company JSC, which regulate the procedure for processing and protecting personal data, Processing of information in special controlled premises located within the boundaries of the protected zone, providing access to personal data to employees of TransTeleCom Company JSC only for the performance of their official / functional duties, 24-hour security of the premises where technical means and other elements of ISPD are located, Storage of paper and removable media in safes and closed cabinets, User access control and service personnel to information resources, software tools for processing (transfer) and protecting information that are part of the ISPD, the use of special software - technical means to control and restrict access to information, Reservation of technical means, backup and duplication of information arrays and information carriers in accordance with the policy adopted by TransTeleCom Company JSC, Password protection for access to ISPD information resources, as well as to network equipment, which is part of them, The use of a comprehensive anti-virus protection system to protect information resources ISPD from malicious software on servers and workstations of TransTeleCom Company JSC.

Categories of personal data: surname, name, patronymic, year of birth, month of birth, date of birth, place of birth, address, marital status, social status, property status, education, profession, income, citizenship. Information about the change of full name. Passport data (data of another identity document). TIN. Place of residence (registration). Date of registration at the place of residence. Family data. Biographical information. Information about labor activity. Ownership Details foreign languages. Information about the military registration of persons liable for military service and persons subject to conscription military service. Information from health insurance policies. Information about the number and series of the state pension insurance certificate. The content of the declaration submitted to tax office. The content of the employment contract with the employee. Copies of reports sent to the statistical authorities. Information about wages employee. Information about social privileges and social status. Speciality. Position held. Information about the number, series and date of issue work book and entries in it. Information specified in orders on personnel and materials to them. Information about the awards, honorary and special titles, encouragements. Materials on the attestation and evaluation of employees. Materials on internal service investigations. Materials on the investigation and registration of accidents at work and occupational diseases. Information about temporary disability. Personnel Number. Address Email. Information about the rendered communication services. Information about personal accounts and methods of payment for communication services. Information about connections via communication services.

Categories of subjects whose personal data are processed: Belonging to citizens of the Russian Federation (subjects of personal data who are in contractual and other civil law relations with JSC "Company TransTeleCom") - subscribers of JSC "Company TransTeleCom", employees of JSC "Company TransTeleCom". Candidates for vacant positions in TransTeleCom Company JSC.

List of actions with personal data: List of actions: collection, recording, systematization, accumulation, storage, clarification (updating, changing), extraction, use, transfer (distribution, provision, access), depersonalization, blocking, deletion, destruction of personal data, Processing method: Mixed processing of personal data (in paper form and using a PC). Information obtained during the processing of personal data is transmitted via the internal network of TransTeleCom Company JSC (information is available only to a certain group of employees of TransTeleCom Company JSC). Information intended for subscribers is transmitted using a communication network common use"Internet".

Processing of personal data: with transmission over the internal network legal entity, with transmission over the Internet, mixed

Legal basis for the processing of personal data: Guided by Art. 22 of the Federal Law of July 27, 2006 No. 152-FZ “On Personal Data”, art. 53 of the Federal Law of 07.07.2003 No. 126-FZ "On Communications", art. 85-90 Labor Code of the Russian Federation (Federal Law No. 197-FZ dated December 30, 2001), Charter of TransTeleCom Company JSC (version No. 7), (approved on July 26, 2012).

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Database location details: Russia

Company TTC one of the five leading Russian telecom operators.

The main shareholder of TTK is Russian Railways, which owns 99.99% of the Company's shares. The company is one of the main providers of trunk communication services for operators and major corporations in Russia, as well as one of the leaders among providers of broadband Internet access, television and telephony services for end users in the regions.

"TransTeleCom" (TTC) is a Russian telecommunications company. Full name - A Joint Stock Company "Company TransTeleCom". The headquarters is in Moscow.

TTK is one of the five leading Russian telecom operators. The main shareholder of TTK is Russian Railways, which owns 99.99% of the Company's shares. The company is one of the main providers of backbone communication services for operators and major corporations in Russia, as well as one of the leaders among providers of broadband Internet access, television and telephony services for end users in the regions. The subscriber base of TTK is 1.9 million subscribers.

TTK operates and maintains a fiber-optic communication line with a length of more than 76,000 km and a bandwidth of more than 3.4 Tbps. The transcontinental TTK Eurasia Highway has connections with communication networks of almost all neighboring countries, including China, Japan, Mongolia, North Korea, Finland, the Baltic and CIS countries and is the best route between Europe and Asia.

Story

JSC "Company TransTeleCom" was founded on February 27, 1997 on the initiative of the Ministry of Railways of Russia with the aim of building a backbone digital communication network for the needs of Russian railways.

In three years, TTK built a 45,000 km long fiber-optic network in the right of way of railways, connecting 974 settlements in 71 regions of Russia. On October 13, 2001, TTK officially began commercial operation of its backbone network.

In 2003, the company's revenue increased 2.5 times to $100 million, and the number of corporate clients reached 1,000. In October 2003, TTK was awarded the RBC Company of the Year award in the field of telecommunications.

According to the results of 2004, TTK occupied 40% of the long-distance communication channels lease market, 12% of the terrestrial international communication channels lease market, 30% of the market in the IP VPN technology segment, which allows creating multi-service corporate networks, as well as 45% of the regional backbone Internet access market.

In February 2005, TTK became a member of the largest European Internet traffic exchange point London Internet Exchange (LINX). In July 2005, TTK became the fifth operator in Russia to receive the right to provide long-distance communication services (after Rostelecom, Centrinfocom, Golden Telecom and MTT).

In May 2006, TTK modernized and put into operation a network using DWDM technology.

In December 2007, TTK and the Japanese company NTT Communications completed the construction of a 570 km submarine fiber-optic cable system HSCS (Hokkaido-Sakhalin Cable System, "Hokkaido-Sakhalin Cable System"). The HSCS was assigned the function of an alternative transcontinental highway for delivering data from Europe to Asia (previously, highways laid along the bottom of the Indian Ocean were used to exchange data between Europe and Asia).

In 2008, the company announced its entry into the retail communications market. In February 2008, TransTeleCom began providing broadband Internet access services to the population, and in June - international and long-distance telephone communication services. In the same year, the company's structures began preparations for the provision of local telephone services to the population.

By May 2009, TTK had covered 40 cities with FTTB networks, including all million-plus cities except Moscow. The company provided broadband Internet access to 3.5 thousand legal entities and 25 thousand private clients. In August 2009, TTK began providing digital television services.

In January 2011, a new strategy was approved, including an increase in the company's share in the broadband Internet access market to 15%. In July 2011, Russian Railways commissioned TransTeleCom an additional 22,000 km of fiber optic lines, as a result of which the company's backbone network increased almost 1.5 times, from 53,000 km to 75,000 km.

In May 2012, TTK began providing cable television services.

At the end of 2012, TTK completed construction and put into operation the first fiber-optic communication line in the history of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) on the Tynda-Yakutsk section, and also created an access infrastructure in Yakutsk and Neryungri and entered the market of these cities, offering residents a fundamentally new quality of communication.

In November 2013, TTK became the leader in terms of relative growth in the retail subscriber base in the third quarter, according to research company iKS Consulting. The increase in the subscriber base of TTK for the broadband access service amounted to 39% compared to the 3rd quarter of 2012.

In November 2014, TTK completed the main stage of the reorganization of subsidiaries and their transfer to the status of branches, becoming a single company with a branch management structure.

In 2014, the first commercial networks of wireless broadband Internet access using WiMax technology were launched in five Russian cities: Kostroma, Yelets, Ukhta, Balakovo and Engels.

At the end of 2015, TTK's subscriber base reached 1.9 million Russians. Since the beginning of 2015, TTK's subscriber base has grown by 6%. For five years, since the end of 2010, the total retail subscriber base of TTK has increased 9 times. Since the launch of the retail business development strategy in 2011, TTK has built networks in 250 Russian cities with a total coverage of more than 6 million households.

In March 2016, TTK changed its corporate name in accordance with the law from a closed joint stock company (CJSC) to a joint stock company (JSC).

In February 2017, as part of the agreement, TransTeleCom's backbone network was connected to the Northern Digital Highway (Northern Digital Highway) of the Finnish company Cinia Group, which provides a route for data transmission from large traffic exchange nodes in Central Europe to the border between Finland and Russia. Connecting TTK-Cinia networks adds a new independent optical path with minimum delay to the center of Europe to existing TTK cross-border routes. The new route sends IP traffic from customers in the North-West region of Russia, which reduced the Frankfurt-St. Petersburg round-trip delay by 40% to 24 ms.

In the spring of 2017, TTK launched user support through the Viber and Telegram messengers.

In October 2017, TTK and China Telecom, the world's largest fixed-line network operator, successfully launched a large-scale project to create the first terrestrial high-speed telecommunications route with a capacity of 100 Gbps from China to Europe. The channel will carry large volumes of Asian traffic to the largest exchange point in Frankfurt.

In November 2017, TTK organized a unified contact center for Russian Railways customers in Rostov-on-Don to receive calls from cargo carriers and passengers of Russian Railways. The technological solutions used allow processing up to 8,000 calls per hour and at least 2,000,000 calls per month.

In December 2017, a large-scale project for the construction of digital terrestrial television and radio broadcasting facilities was completed as part of the implementation of the federal target program "Development of television and radio broadcasting in the Russian Federation for 2009–2018" in the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia). JSC "Company TransTeleCom" in record time in difficult geographical and climatic conditions launched on-air broadcasting of 150 television stations in the region. 95% of the inhabitants of Yakutia received access to digital TV and radio.

Activity

Trunk communication channels

TransTeleCom provides commercial organizations, government agencies and departments, telecommunication operators, cellular operators and Internet providers with trunk digital communication channels.

The company is the operator of a large fiber-optic backbone digital communications network (MDSS) with a length of more than 75,000 km. The MTSS is laid along the railways of Russia, has more than 1000 access points in all regions of the country, where the main production resources are concentrated. In fact, the MCSS covers the entire densely populated territory of Russia, connecting the western and eastern borders. At the same time, the network itself is owned by Russian Railways, TransTeleCom owns only the equipment. As of 2008, TTK was in fact a monopolist in the provision of wired communication channels on Sakhalin.

Broadband Internet access and cable TV

TransTeleCom provides broadband Internet access (BBA) and cable television (CATV) services, entering the market in settlements remote from the company's backbone network (i.e. railway) no further than 25 km. As of August 2012, the company's broadband subscriber base was 830,000 households. And after 4 years, according to the results of the second quarter of 2016, the company's subscriber base for broadband access services amounted to 1.51 million subscribers.

Interactive TV

In the first quarter of 2017, TTK began providing interactive television services. Interactive TV allows you to watch TV channels in high quality and control the air, using the functions of rewind, pause and view completed programs.

To connect, you need to purchase a TV set-top box. TTK subscribers have access to standard and additional thematic packages of TV channels for connection.

Interactive TV from TTK is available in more than 56 Russian cities: Neryungri, Yakutsk, Khabarovsk, Pechora, Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, Krasnoyarsk, Krasnokamensk, Abakan, Ulan-Ude, Chita, Angarsk, Irkutsk, Vladimir, Samara, Sarov, Saransk, Sterlitamak, Ulyanovsk, Bataysk, Volgodonsk, Taganrog, Krasnodar, Rostov-on-Don, Sosnogorsk, Baltiysk, Kaliningrad, Ukhta, Syktyvkar, Ivanovo, Yaroslavl, Donskoy, Uzlovaya, Novomoskovsk, Ryazan, Komsomolsk-on-Amur, Rybinsk, Inta, Usinsk, Achinsk, Zelenogorsk, Borodino, Zaozerny, Usolie-Sibirskoye, Lesosibirsk, Orenburg, Tobolsk, Smolensk, Liski, Rossosh and Desnogorsk, Tomari, Nevelsk, Korsakov, Dolinsk, Poronaysk and Kholmsk.

TTK Mobile

In the summer of 2017, TTK launched its own mobile operator, TTK Mobile, based on the MVNO model using the Tele2 infrastructure. The first subscribers were residents of the Rostov Region and the Krasnodar Territory.

TTK Mobile subscribers are provided with: Mobile Internet, cellular communication and SMS.

Currently mobile operator available on the territory of Chelyabinsk and Ryazan region. SIM cards are pre-ordered in the Kemerovo and Novosibirsk regions, in the Altai Territory and in the Komi Republic. TTK offers its subscribers the "Single account" service - the combination of contracts for broadband Internet access, television and mobile communications contracts.

OTT service

In July 2017, TransTeleCom launched its own OTT service TV Without Borders. With its help, television from TTK with interactive functions can be watched by subscribers of any providers throughout Russia.