2004

KPN announces that the independent review of inappropriate discounts given to certain customers of its fixed division has been completed.

KPN has chosen Siemens as the strategic IP partner for its fixed network and mobile activities in the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany.

KPN and ING have signed a letter of intent for the acquisition of Freeler by KPN.

KPN and Getronics have reached final agreement concerning the acquisition by Getronics of KPN\'s Application Management and Consultancy (AMC) activities as per December 1st 2004.

As from 1 December the end user charges for phone calls from fixed to mobile will be reduced by an average of 13.5% per minute.

KPN intends to reorganize its IT activities within the Fixed division.

KPN announces that it is to sell its 18% holding in Infonet Services Corporation (ISC) to British  Telecom Plc. (BT).

KPN is selling its 1.1% stake in Intelsat, the world\'s largest satellite company, for approximately EUR 30 million

KPN has announced today that it has conducted a preliminary investigation into the appropriateness of discounts that have been provided to certain customers.

Internet providers XS4ALL and CistroN have signed a letter of intent whereby XS4ALL will take over all of CistroN\'s customers.

KPN is introducing its first UMTS services for consumers in the Netherlands. Following the launch of the Mobile Connect Card for laptop users in July, the Sony Ericsson Z1010*, KPN\'s first i-mode browser compatible handset with UMTS, goes on sale today.

KPN EnterCom Solutions BV, part of the Fixed division of KPN, has announced its intention to cut its workforce by 750 jobs.

KPN is introducing wireless Digital TV. From 18 October, customers can get radio and television channels with superb sound and picture quality broadcast to their homes at a competitive price.

KPN\'s German mobile unit E-Plus has passed the milestone of 9 million customers.

Royal KPN and Getronics have reached an agreement in principle on the transfer to Getronics of KPN's Application Management and Consultancy activities (KPN AMC).

Innovative Ultra High Site concept allows fast, flexible and cost-effective expansion of UMTS network.

C. (Cees) van den Heijkant has informed the Board of Management of Royal KPN N.V. of his
wish to resign from his position as managing director of KPN Mobile the Netherlands and as member of the Board of Management of KPN Mobile as of September 1.

On August 17th, 2004, KPN signed a new EUR 1.5 billion credit facility, maturing in August 2009, which replaces the existing facility.

As of today Mr Marcel H.M. Smits has joined Royal KPN N.V.\'s  Board of Management.

KPN is going to lodge an appeal with the Supreme Court of the Netherlands against the decision of the Enterprise Section of the Amsterdam Court of Appeal regarding the dispute with SOBI* concerning the KPN annual accounts for 2000.

KPN starts UMTS services in the Netherlands on July 15: UMTS/GPRS KPN Mobile Connect Card available for laptop users

KPN announces a new EURO 1 billion share repurchase programme, amounting to approximately 6.7 percent of the outstanding share capital of KPN as per closing share price on June 25, 2004 of EURO 5.98.

KPN wants to start offering digital radio and television programmes via the Dutch cable television channels to respond to the customer\'s wish for a total package of electronic services

KPN has signed an agreement in principle with Hungarian Telephone and Cable Corporation (HTCC) on the sale of KPN\'s Hungarian telecommunications activities, which are carried out by PanTel Rt.

KPN\'s Annual General Meeting of shareholders takes place this afternoon.

The Supervisory Board of KPN has the intention to appoint Mr M. (Marcel) Smits (42) as Chief Financial Officer and member of the Management Board.

Since the start of KPN\'s share repurchase programme on March 11, 2004, KPN has repurchased 45.7 million shares amounting to a total of EUR 289 million.

KPN will start offering the first services over its new UMTS networks in June 2004.

The future is now. KPN is bringing its first i-modeÔ handset suitable for making, receiving and sending videos.

KPN and the University of Amsterdam\'s Academic Medical Centre (AMC) will together start a pilot project intended to make intensive care (IC) mobile.

Maarten Henderson (55), CFO of Royal KPN NV, has decided to continue his career outside the company and intends to leave KPN at the end of 2004.

Today, the management of BASE announced to the works council its intention to change the current organization in order to further implement the companies’ strategy which focuses on specific segments and core activities.

KPN is pleased to announce the start of a share repurchase programme for an initial amount of up to EUR 500 million of KPN shares, amounting to approximately 3% of the outstanding share capital of KPN at yesterday’s closing share price of €EUR 6,39.

The Board of Royal KPN N.V. notes the announcement made by MMO2 on Friday, 20th February, 2004, and can confirm that it had been discussing a combination with MMO2 in the past few weeks and made a proposal recently to that effect.

KPN\'s mobile division this week registered its 1 millionth i-mode customer, continuing the trend of accelerated take-up.

After numerous discussions carefully weighing the very complex fiscal issues and the uncertainty of a court case KPN and the Dutch tax authorities have reached agreement regarding the tax consequences of the legal restructuring of KPN\'s German mobile act

KPN has sold its stake in Eutelsat s.a., one of the world\'s leading satellite operators and based in Paris.

KPN has reached final agreement with the unions regarding the collective labour agreement and social plan for the period from January 1 2004 until the end of December 2005.

KPN announces that it has won an international network contract with worldwide leading manufacturer in automation and drives, Siemens A&D (Automation and Drives).

KPN\'s mobile division won more than 1.2 million new customers during 2003

Gerbrand Nijman (40), Head of Investor Relations at KPN, has decided to continue his career elsewhere after six years with the company.

As a result of efficiency measures and the introduction of new technologies, approximately 800 jobs will be lost from within KPN\'s fixed network services division in 2004.

With the takeover of the remaining 49% of the shares KPN has become the sole owner of Wi-Fi provider HubHop.