You can't invest directly in EE – it's a division of BT. You can buy shares in BT, which acquired BT in 2016. BT is listed on the London Stock Exchange under the ticker "BT.A".
It's important to note that while BT's share price is influenced by the fortunes of EE, it's also influenced by everything else under the BT Group umbrella, like Openreach and Plusnet.
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