LMT - Latvia

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LMT (Latvia) uses 2 GSM bands, 2 UMTS bands, 3 LTE bands, and 1 5G NR band. Find out if your unlocked phone or mobile device will work with LMT (Latvia). See the tables below for details.

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Carrier website: https://www.lmt.lv/

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LMT (Latvijas Mobilais Telefons) is the leading mobile operator in Latvia, founded on January 2, 1992. It was the first mobile network operator in the country and initially operated the NMT system. In January 1995, LMT began operating a GSM network alongside the existing NMT network. The company expanded its license to use the 1800 MHz range in the summer of 1999, with 14 active GSM 900/1800 base stations operational by December 1999.

Services and Plans

LMT offers a range of services, including:
- Mobile Internet: LMT provides wireless internet with no speed or volume restrictions, available for both home and prepaid plans.
- Prepaid Options: LMT Karte offers unlimited communication without a contract, allowing easy refills.
- Schoolchild Deal: A special plan for schoolchildren under the age of 18, providing unlimited internet, SMS, and calls for €12.98 per month.
- 5G Internet: LMT ensures the availability of powerful 5G internet across various locations.

Innovation and Development

LMT is known for its innovative projects and developments:
- 5G Internet: LMT aims to provide 5G internet services wherever needed.
- VoLTE: LMT offers calls in HD quality and the ability to use the internet simultaneously.
- Drone Centre: LMT provides on-site or remote training for drone pilots and the opportunity to take CAA exams.
- International Projects: LMT engages in various international innovation projects, products, and prototypes.

Ownership and Expansion

LMT is currently owned by Telia Company, with a 60.3% stake. In 2021, LMT acquired the data transmission network and IT security solutions company SIA Santa Monica Networks, further expanding its services and capabilities.

Community Initiatives

LMT has been involved in several community initiatives, such as the "LMT for Latvia" project, which aimed to improve local communities and support regional development projects.

Key Statistics

As of June 2014, LMT had roaming agreements with 446 operators in 204 countries and mobile internet services available in 372 operator networks in 171 countries. By the beginning of 2015, LMT served 1,113,197 clients, a 30,000 increase from the previous year.

Frequency Bands

GSM

Name Interface Description
900 MHz (E-GSM) GSM

LMT Latvia uses the GSM 900 MHz (E-GSM) frequency band. This band is part of the GSM standard used for mobile communications. The GSM 900 MHz (E-GSM) frequency band operates on the 880 MHz to 915 MHz range for uplink and 925 MHz to 960 MHz range for downlink. This band is widely used in many countries, including Latvia, for mobile communications.
1800 MHz (DCS) GSM

LMT Latvia uses the GSM 1800 MHz (DCS) frequency band. This band is deployed in Latvia and is used for mobile communication services. The deployment of GSM 1800 in Latvia began in January 1995, when LMT started operating a GSM network alongside the existing NMT network.

UMTS

Name Interface Description
B1 (2100 MHz) UMTS

LMT Latvia uses the UMTS B1 (2100 MHz) frequency band. This band was deployed in December 2004.
B8 (900 MHz GSM) UMTS

LMT Latvia uses the UMTS band B8 (900 MHz GSM). This band was deployed in December 2004.

LTE

Name Interface Description
B3 (1800 MHz +) LTE

LMT Latvia uses the LTE band B3 (1800 MHz +). The deployment of this band was commercially released on May 31, 2011.
B7 (2600 MHz) LTE

LMT Latvia uses the LTE frequency band B7 (2600 MHz). This band was deployed in Latvia in 2011.
B20 (800 MHz DD) LTE

LMT Latvia uses the LTE B20 (800 MHz DD) frequency band. This band was deployed in May 2011.

5G NR

Name Interface Description
N78 (3500 MHz) 5G NR

LMT Latvia uses the 5G NR N78 frequency band, which operates in the 3500 MHz range. This band is used for TDD (Time Division Duplex) operations, with the uplink and downlink frequencies ranging from 3400 to 3800 MHz. The total bandwidth allocated for this band is 50 MHz.

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