RadíóRaf Ehf • Kenwood Comms

RadioRaf was appointed the authorised distributor of KENWOOD radio communications equipment for the Icelandic market in November 2003.

Telecommunication towers

ÍslandsTurnar owns, operates and leases colocation facilities for telecommunication and broadcasting operators in Iceland. We are constantly expanding our portfolio of telecommunication towers,

Top 10 Telecommunications manufacturing companies in Iceland

Explore the top 10 companies in Iceland based on the revenue and discover additional information>>

Telecommunications in Iceland

Iceland uses FM radio broadcasts, all stations are also available over internet radio, with some smaller stations being only distributed over internet radio. Nationwide networks which cover the whole

Telecommunications in Iceland

It was constructed by the Icelandic Government and NATO to link radar stations of the Iceland Air Defence System, as well as to enhance domestic telecommunications.

Solutions for Base Station Components | Syensqo

Our innovative portfolio enables better production of antennas and wire and cables in base stations. Our materials equip antennas with incredible thermal stability, flame retardance, creep resistance and

Country profile: Iceland

There are three major operators in the Icelandic market -Síminn, the incumbent; Sýn and Nova (which was the newer challenger in the market). Whilst Síminn marginally has the largest

Iceland: Base Stations Market Report

This report analyzes the Icelandic base stations market and its size, structure, production, prices, and trade. Visit to learn more.

Our History

Smith & Norland, located in Reykjavík, Iceland, has a rich history dating back to 1920. It was founded by Paul Smith as an import and wholesaling company specializing in electrical and communications

Telecommunications in Iceland

The largest Internet service providers in Iceland: 1. Síminn2. Sýn3. Nova4. Hringiðan (Hringiðan ehf / Vortex)