Telekom Srbija Group Strengthens Its Presence in Germany with New MTEL Germany Store Opening in Offenbach

BELGRADE, Serbia--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Mar 30, 2026--

Telekom Srbija Group has continued to expand its international retail network with the opening of a new MTEL Germany store in Offenbach, one of the company’s key growth markets in Europe, further reinforcing its long-term commitment to strengthening its presence in Germany.

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The new store offers a comprehensive portfolio of TSG’s products and services under the MTEL Germany brand, providing a modern and accessible space where customers can easily connect, explore tailored offers, and receive dedicated on-site support.

From the very first day, the store has seen strong customer engagement, reflecting both the growing demand for MTEL Germany services and the importance of maintaining close ties with the diaspora community, as well as the wider local market.

To mark the opening, visitors had the opportunity to take part in a special activation, including a prize draw, with a winner selected during the event.

With this opening, TSG continues to invest in enhancing customer experience, strengthening brand visibility, and building meaningful connections with its users abroad, further positioning MTEL Germany as an important driver of its international growth.

All interested customers are invited to visit the new MTEL Germany store in Offenbach at Frankfurter Str. 44, Offenbach am Main, and experience the latest offers and services firsthand.

About Telekom Srbija Group

The Telekom Srbija Group, headquartered in Serbia and operating in 13 countries across Europe and beyond (SER, BIH, MNE, CRO, SI, NMK, TUR, AUT, CH, GER, USA, NL, BE), is one of the largest and fastest-growing telecommunications operators in Southeast Europe, and a leader in digital transformation in the Western Balkans. With nearly 14 million subscribers and more than 13,000 employees, the Group provides services in four key segments: fixed telephony, mobile communications, internet, and multimedia.

Telekom Srbija Group Strengthens Its Presence in Germany with New MTEL Germany Store Opening in Offenbach

The new MTEL Germany store in Offenbach

CHICAGO (AP) — The Bears reiterated Thursday they plan to leave Chicago as they continue to look at building a stadium in suburban Illinois or Hammond, Indiana.

“The Chicago Bears have exhausted every opportunity to stay in Chicago, which was our initial goal," the team said in a statement. "There is not a viable site in the city. As a result, the only sites under consideration are in Arlington Heights and Hammond.”

The statement, which appears to again close the door on staying in Chicago, comes after team president Kevin Warren said last month at the NFL meetings in Arizona that the Bears were hoping to choose a new site for an enclosed stadium in Illinois or Indiana late this spring or early in the summer.

The Bears have played at Soldier Field for more than half a century. Indiana lawmakers are attempting to lure them from the Windy City with a plan to finance and build a domed stadium in Hammond, about 25 miles from their current home on Lake Michigan’s shore.

The Illinois General Assembly responded with legislation that would give tax breaks to so-called megaprojects of at least $100 million, a plan that would encompass the Bears’ proposal to build a complex on a 326-acre tract of land they own in Arlington Heights.

“Both of the sites are excellent sites,” Warren said last month.

The Bears are a charter NFL franchise that has played in Illinois since the team's founding in 1920 as the Decatur Staleys. Since moving to Chicago in 1921, the Bears have never owned their stadium, whether playing at Wrigley Field from 1921 to 1970 or Soldier Field since.

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Chicago Bears players warm up during the NFL football team's rookie minicamp, Friday, May 8, 2026, in Lake Forest, Ill. (AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh)