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TomTom
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Also known as TomTom (Netherlands)

azienda di navigatori satellitari

OverviewAI-generated

TomTom is a company established in 1991 and based in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. It operates as an active organization specializing in location, navigation, and map technology. The firm describes itself as a leading independent specialist in these fields, providing technology for a moving world.

The organization employs 4,500 people. Its primary focus remains on developing maps and location technology solutions.

Synthesized by Vinony from 15 facts across 3 sources: Wikidata, Firecrawl, ROR. Generated from structured data (not the Wikipedia text) and checked against those facts — may still contain errors.

Key facts

Company.name
TomTom N.V.
Company.logo
TomTom logo.svg
Company.logo_caption
Logo used since 2022
Company.image
TomTom, Amsterdam.JPG
Company.image_caption
Headquarter building in Amsterdam
Company.type
Naamloze vennootschap
Company.former_name
Palmtop B.V. (until 2003)
Company.industry
Consumer electronics, navigation technology
Company.founder
Harold GoddijnCorinne VigreuxPeter-Frans PauwelsPieter Geelen
Company.location
De Ruijterkade 154, 1011 AC, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Company.key_people
Harold Goddijn (CEO), Corinne Vigreux (CMO and co-founder), Taco Titulaer (CFO), Derk Haank (chairman of the supervisory board), Alain De Taeye (management board)
Company.products
devices, digital map, software and services
Company.revenue
€ 701 million (2019)
Company.operating_income
€56 million (2018)
Company.net_income
€45 million (2018)
Company.assets
€1.5 billion (2018)
Company.equity
€774 million (2018)
Company.num_employees
4,500 (end of 2019)

via Wikipedia infobox

Company

Jurisdiction
NL
Headquarters
Amsterdam, NL

via GLEIF

Research organization · ROR

Type
Company
Founded
1991
Location
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Status
Active

GRID grid.426253.4 · ISNI 0000 0004 4649 8289

Official website

TomTom — Maps and Location Technology

TomTom Technology for a moving world. Meet the leading independent location, navigation and map technology specialist.

tomtom.com →

Our maps impact everyone, everywhere. They connect customers to businesses, businesses to suppliers. They give shape to cities, give rise to ride-hail services, optimize humanitarian efforts, help carmakers embrace electrification, accelerate app development – and much, much more. Introducing TomTom Orbis Maps. Built on a global standard that we co-created with big tech, these maps are richer, faster, fresher and more accurate than ever before. And yet, it’s more than a map: Orbis is changing the way the world moves. It's a springboard for innovation, a platform for ideas that will shape the future in a way we can't imagine today. Although our team of 3,300 TomTom'ers is made up of people from around the world, we’re all connected by the same core values: we embrace openness, collaboration and integrity; we prioritize our customers’ challenges; and we believe that better maps lead to a better world. It’s thanks to these values that so many brilliant, passionate people — and the world’s biggest brands — choose to work and grow with TomTom. From redefining personal navigation with one of the fastest-selling consumer products in history to making the world’s first interoperable map, TomTom’s come a long way in 30 years.

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
enterprise
Headquarters
Amsterdam
Subsidiary
Tele Atlas
Employees
4500
Revenue
963000000
Official website
corporate.tomtom.com
Image
Tt live 1000.jpg
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Commons category
TomTom
inception
1991-01-01
owner of
Tele Atlas
product or material produced
GPS navigation device
social media followers
37700
net profit
20000000
Sources (7)

via Wikidata · CC0

Article · Italiano

TomTom International BV è una società olandese che produce sistemi di navigazione satellitare per autovetture, autocarri, autobus, motociclette, palmari e smartphone.

Abstract from DBpedia / Wikipedia · CC BY-SA

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