Dtac

Total Access Communications Public Company Limited, branded as dtac, is the smallest of the three main mobile network operators in Thailand by subscribers, behind AIS and TrueMove H. Norwegian multinational telecommunications conglomerate Telenor is the biggest shareholder in dtac, with a stake of nearly 43%.
dtac is one of only two Telenor networks to carry Telenor’s corporate branding but not the Telenor name, the other being Grameenphone of Bangladesh. Other subsidiaries using different names were all renamed to Telenor around 2010, as was Telenor’s now-defunct Indian subsidiary Uninor in 2015. (Digi in Malaysia and DNA in Finland do not use the Telenor group branding, nor are their logos similar to other Telenor subsidiaries.)
==Total Access Communications (TAC)==
===1989–2001===
==Total Access Communications (DTAC)==
===2001–2005===
DTAC NoBox 2001.svg|Variant without box
DtacWithSlogan 2001.svg|Thai Slogan variant
===2005–2007===
==dtac==
===2007–2023===
====2007–2018====
After its acquisition by Telenor, the logo now featured the Telenor logo introduced in 2006.
====2018–2023====
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Category:Telecommunications companies in Thailand
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