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LMT history
LMT company history timeline
LMT announced on April 3, 2000 that it was partnering with Hansabank to release the first ever mobile banking solution in the country.
In November 2000 LMT started a prepaid service called OKarte (OCard) along their existing subscription based service.
The winners of the competition received 500 to 2000 euro funding or co-financing.
LMT announced in January 2002 that it will stop supporting the NMT network at the end of the year and started rolling out GPRS later that year, providing GPRS everywhere in Latvia by September 2002.
Following the expansion, LMT announced the support for MMS on March 31, 2003.
After acquiring the licence, the initial release of the commercial UMTS network was in December 2004.
In cooperation with TeliaSonera, LMT started selling the iPhone in Latvia on September 26, 2008.
The LTE network was commercially released on May 31, 2011 but was not made available to phone users initially.
In April 2013 LMT started the project ‘LMT for Latvia’ (LMT Latvijai in Latvian)- a comprehensive and nationwide CSR project, in cooperation with local municipalities and locals of different Latvian towns and cities.
The cooperation with Hansabank was continued by allowing the prepaid accounts to be instantly refilled from any Hansabank ATM. On October 7, 2013 the prepaid service was merged with the LMT branding and renamed to LMT Okarte.
In 2014 88 ideas were submitted in eight Latvian cities and towns, 32 were chosen for the implementation.
In total LMT donated 64 thousand euro for the project in 2014.
LMT is now the largest telecommunications service provider, in the beginning of year 2015 serving 1 113 197 clients, which is 30 thousand more than the year before.
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