Tele Columbus

Tele Columbus provides a paid DVB-T2 cable connection with a broader program selection and multiscreen support via advanceTV, including bundled phone and internet options.

Tele Columbus provides a three-month free trial of HDTV with up to 136 digital programs, including up to 58 in HD, and includes free HD hardware without setup fees.

Tele Columbus extends its mobile network to primacom’s service area, offering two tariffs starting at 9.99 euros/month with community Wi-Fi as a data saver. New customers avoid activation fees until May 31, 2016.

Tele Columbus notes that the shutdown of DVB-T on March 29, 2017, ends free terrestrial TV in Germany, and highlights its cable service as offering a wider program selection and bundled internet/phone options.

Modern fiber-optic networks enable fast internet, phone connections, and high-definition TV for private customers, as well as high-performance connections for businesses. The expansion is tailored to meet current demand economically while allowing for easy future growth. Fiber-optic and coaxial technology are combined according to the latest standards.

Tele Columbus AG announced a change in its management board, with Ronny Verhelst stepping down as CEO in February 2018 after seven years.

HL komm, part of the Tele Columbus Group, began construction of a third internet node in Leipzig’s Lindenau industrial area, with completion planned for early 2018.

HL komm, a subsidiary of the Tele Columbus Group, held a ceremonial groundbreaking for its new data center in Leipzig-Lindenau, scheduled for completion in early 2018, offering high-security infrastructure for businesses.

Nine municipalities in the third construction phase secured fiber-optic network connections, while the first phase’s groundbreaking proceeded as planned. The fourth phase’s pre-marketing begins after summer vacation.

PÜR launched a summer campaign offering new customers ‘Surf & Phone + HDTV’ packages and existing customers discounts when switching to ‘Pure Surf’ or ‘Pure Speed Internet’ plans.

Tele Columbus offers classic fixed-term contracts for internet at 5 euros per month across all bandwidths, with optional inclusion of a FRITZ!Box 6490 instead of a standard modem. The DOCSIS 3.1 standard enables gigabit speeds in Berlin.

Tele Columbus Group appointed Richard Fahringer and Erik Dähne as managing directors of HL komm in February 2016 to advance the company’s market position as a specialist in carrier services and business solutions.

Tele Columbus reports a substantial rise in EBITDA alongside sustained revenue growth in its internet and telephony segments for Q1 2026. The company’s core services—broadband and voice communications—drive financial improvements. Preliminary figures highlight operational efficiency gains in its core markets.

May 2026Tele Columbus AGNews article

Kublai GmbH, holding **97.67% of Tele Columbus AG’s share capital**, has initiated a **squeeze-out procedure** under German stock corporation law. The company demands that Tele Columbus AG’s general meeting approve the forced transfer of minority shareholders’ shares to Kublai in exchange for compensation. This move aligns with Kublai’s plan to convert Tele Columbus AG into a **GmbH** (limited liability company).

Nov 2025Tele Columbus AGNews article

Tele Columbus secures O2 Germany as a customer for its **PÜR Business data center** in Leipzig. The deal supports O2’s push to consolidate IT infrastructure under a unified colocation strategy. The migration marks a long-term partnership between the two companies.

Dec 2024TelcoTitans.comNews article

Pyur Business, a subsidiary of Tele Columbus, expands its fibre-optic network to connect 153 Leipzig schools serving over 60,000 pupils. The project partners with Netz Leipzig and Lecos to deliver symmetrical-bandwidth connections and direct links to Pyur’s regional and supra-regional backbone network.

May 2024TelecompaperNews article