Telenor ASA announced management changes. As part of the changes, the Nordic country CEOs will join Group Management directly, removing the current Nordic Business Area layer. This will ensure that customer, market and financial perspectives will be more closely reflected in Group-level decision-making.

Effective from 18 August 2026, the company announced appointment of Jon Omund Revhaug, Chief Technology and Transformation Officer. This role will drive technology-led transformation and simplification, delivering cross-business unit efficiencies and synergies at scale across the Group. ?Mr Revhaug brings extensive international and operational experience from his 25 years with the company. Currently Head of Asia, he has held several key executive positions including acting Head of Nordics, Inger Gløersen Folkeson, Chief Corporate Development Officer. This role is key in defining long-term strategic direction and help building Telenor?s future revenue streams. Ms Folkeson will manage a development portfolio with assets across various industry life-cycle stages, including the current Telenor Amp portfolio, AI Factory, Skygard and Sovereign Cloud?. She has extensive experience from the telco industry, as CFO in Digi (Malaysia) and Telenor Group Holdings, she has experience from R&I and Group Strategy in Telenor, and most recently, as Head of Customer and Commercial in Telenor Nordics. The development portfolio will be led by Dan Ouchterlony, who will report to Ms Folkeson. Elisabeth Melander Stene, Acting Chief People & Organisation Officer. In this role, she will build a future-oriented, high-performance workforce that accelerates transformation and value creation across Telenor, including AI and digital capabilities.

Ms Stene has served as Head of People at both Telenor Norway and Telenor Nordics. Thomas Midteide, Chief Corporate Affairs Officer. Mr Midteide currently holds the position of Head of Group Communications and Brand in Telenor and has 15 years of experience from the financial services industry including 10 years in Group Management at DNB. In his new role, he will lead the Communications, Brand, and Corporate Affairs & Sustainability functions.

the company also announced that Siri Birgitte Bang Berge, General Counsel (GC), will report directly to the CEO as an advisor. Ms Berge has extensive experience in legal advisory work and decision-making processes at executive management and board level, and has served as Group General Counsel since 2018.