UK’s BT and LTE mobile operator EE have made an exclusive agreement for EE to provide mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) services to BT’s enterprise customers.

The multi-year agreement, subject to final contract, further strengthens the existing relationship in telecommunications between BT and EE. BT, which has around 88,000 employees worldwide, decided to seek a new mobile partnership earlier this year.

BT currently provides a range of mobile services, primarily to large corporates, the public sector and small and medium-sized enterprises.

The telco has not had its own mobile operation since selling its O2 unit to Spain’s Telefónica for £18 billion (€22bn) in 2005.

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