Telefunkenplatte G.m.b.H.

German record company, operative since July 1932 after renaming the "Schallplatten Gesellschaft mbH".

Brief history overview:
March 1932: Industrial corporates AEG and Siemens & Halske, take over the "Deutsche Ultraphon Aktiengesellschaft (Duag)" and subsequently attach the manufacturing to [l=Telefunken].

July 1932: Telefunken establishes "Telefunkenplatte G.m.b.H." on 26 July 1932.

September 1941: Siemens transfers its 50% share of Telefunken to AEG, thus making AEG the sole owner.

Late 1945: the company starts pressing records again (in an AEG factory in Hennigsdorf, near Berlin).

Juli 1947: recording activities are taken up again.

1948: Telefunken secures a deal with Capitol Records, Inc. that allowed Telefunkenplatte the exchanging of matrices and making matrices available to each other for their use.

March 1950: Telefunken starts a close cooperation with British Decca Records, leading to outplacing all Telefunken music activities into the newly founded "". However, the company Telefunkenplatte GmbH existed until July 1998, when it was transferred to the run-off company "EHG Elektroholding GmbH" (responsible for trademarks and patents of AEG), after AEG was merged into DaimlerChrysler.