VZ
Verizon Communications
$193.94Bn
46.68
-0.87%
+7.93%
Verizon operates one of the most extensive wireless networks in the U.S., generating significant revenue from retail wireless plans and mobility services for consumers and businesses. Its competitive advantage is explicitly linked to its 147 million retail connections and substantial spectrum holdings.
TMUS
T-Mobile US
$178.90Bn
166.45
+0.62%
-30.05%
T-Mobile is a wireless carrier providing cellular and wireless telecommunications services through brands like T-Mobile, Metro by T-Mobile, and Mint Mobile. Its primary revenue is generated from service charges paid by postpaid and prepaid customers for voice, text, and data connectivity on its 5G network.
T
At&T
$170.76Bn
24.92
-1.89%
-11.22%
AT&T is a leading wireless carrier providing nationwide postpaid, prepaid, and reseller wireless services through its Mobility unit and brands like Cricket and AT&T PREPAID. It generates significant revenue from monthly service charges for wireless plans and device sales in both the U.S. and Mexico.
TV
Grupo Televisa, S.A.B
$146.22Bn
2.35
-0.42%
-10.98%
The company's primary operations involve providing fixed-line broadband internet, cable television, and telephony to residential and business customers through its izzi brand. It generates significant revenue from monthly subscription fees for these broadband and connectivity services.
CMCSA
Comcast
$77.07Bn
21.79
-0.55%
-26.16%
Comcast's primary revenue is generated from monthly subscriptions for broadband, video, and voice services provided to residential and business customers via its Xfinity and Sky brands. It is described as one of the largest broadband providers in the United States.
AMX
America Movil Sab De Cv
$65.30Bn
21.67
-1.54%
+3.54%
América Móvil's core business includes a massive Mobile Services segment providing voice, data, and messaging via 2G through 5G networks under the Telcel and Claro brands. This segment is a primary driver of revenue from millions of individual and business consumers across Latin America.
VOD
Vodafone Group Public
$43.89Bn
16.58
-0.24%
+44.30%
Vodafone's primary revenue is generated from core connectivity products and services, specifically serving 279 million mobile customers across Europe and Africa. The company's business profile emphasizes its role as a leading telecommunications company providing wireless services to consumers and enterprises.
CHT
Chunghwa Telecom
$35.67Bn
45.98
-0.33%
+5.31%
Chunghwa Telecom is the largest mobile service provider in Taiwan, with its largest share of revenue driven by postpaid subscriber growth and 5G migration. It operates a nationwide network infrastructure to provide cellular and wireless telecommunications services to consumers and businesses.
ECHO
EchoStar
$25.89Bn
89.22
-0.99%
+21.14%
EchoStar operates a Broadband and Satellite Services segment that leverages the EchoStar XXIV satellite to provide internet connectivity and network solutions to consumer, government, and enterprise customers. This segment specifically serves underserved markets and provides airline flight connectivity.
ASTS
AST SpaceMobile
$23.74Bn
61.00
-1.31%
+24.90%
AST SpaceMobile is building a global Cellular Broadband network in space to provide voice, text, data, and video services directly to smartphones. Its core business model involves deploying a constellation of satellites to provide satellite-based connectivity and broadband.
BCE
Bce
$19.19Bn
20.58
-1.91%
-11.56%
BCE operates one of Canada's largest wireless networks, offering 5G and 5G+ mobile data and voice plans to consumers, businesses, and government customers through Bell CTS Canada.
VIV
Telefonica Brasil
$18.02Bn
11.28
-2.76%
-10.19%
The company is a leading wireless carrier in Brazil, generating significant revenue from mobile voice plans, data packages, and 3G, 4G, and 5G wireless technology services under the Vivo brand.
RCI
Rogers Communications
$16.97Bn
31.43
-1.60%
-11.74%
Rogers generates primary revenue from subscription fees for wireless services, including voice, messaging, and data plans for consumers and businesses. The profile explicitly identifies the Wireless segment as a core operation providing these telecommunications services.
TIGO
Millicom International Cellular
$15.17Bn
89.78
-3.08%
+86.61%
Millicom's primary revenue driver is mobile services, including voice and data, which accounted for approximately 60% of its service revenue in 2025. It operates as a wireless carrier with 49.3 million mobile subscribers across eleven countries.
CHTR
Charter Communications
$13.29Bn
111.40
-1.34%
-59.66%
Charter Communications' core business is providing fixed-line broadband internet, cable connectivity, and pay-TV distribution to residential and business customers under the Spectrum brand. Its primary revenue is generated from monthly subscription fees for these high-speed internet and video services.
TLK
Perusahaan Perseroan Persero Pt Telekomunikasi Indonesia Tbk
$13.11Bn
13.23
-0.82%
-29.93%
Telkom is the largest telecommunications company in Indonesia, generating significant revenue from mobile voice, SMS, and data services provided primarily through its majority-owned subsidiary, Telkomsel.
TU
Telus
$12.96Bn
8.37
-1.30%
-46.89%
TELUS is primarily a telecommunications provider with 10.3 million mobile phone subscribers and 4.4 million connected device subscribers. Its core revenue is generated from mobile wireless voice and data plans.
TKC
Turkcell Iletisim Hizmetleri A S
$11.24Bn
5.11
-0.97%
-14.12%
Turkcell's dominant business is providing mobile voice and data services, with 38.3 million mobile subscribers in Turkey alone. The profile explicitly states that the mobile service business remains the dominant contributor to its total revenue.
GSAT
Globalstar
$10.67Bn
82.34
-0.65%
+132.80%
Globalstar operates a network of low-earth-orbit satellites to provide voice and data connectivity, specifically through its Mobile Satellite Services segment. It generates the majority of its revenue from satellite capacity and connectivity services for retail, business, and government customers, including a major wholesale agreement with Apple Inc.
VSAT
Viasat
$9.87Bn
71.65
-1.88%
+152.20%
Viasat's primary business is providing satellite-based broadband and narrowband connectivity to aviation, maritime, enterprise, and residential customers. It leverages its own satellite fleet and ground infrastructure to sell connectivity services, as seen in its residential fixed broadband and NexusWave maritime services.
KT
Kt
$9.24Bn
19.17
-2.54%
-1.59%
KT Corporation's largest revenue share comes from mobile services, providing voice and data connectivity through 5G, LTE, and WCDMA networks to approximately 26.1 million subscribers.
PHI
Pldt
$8.83Bn
17.11
-0.47%
-8.75%
PLDT's fixed line segment is its largest revenue contributor at 60%, providing broadband, fiber optic connectivity, and ICT solutions to consumers and businesses.
TIMB
Tim
$8.43Bn
17.61
-3.08%
-19.77%
TIM S.A. is a major mobile operator in Brazil providing mobile voice and data services to retail and corporate customers. Its revenue is primarily driven by monthly subscription fees and usage charges from prepaid, postpaid, and control plan subscribers on its 4G and 5G networks.
LUMN
Lumen Technologies
$5.70Bn
5.53
-3.15%
-6.11%
Lumen provides fixed-line broadband, fiber, and copper connectivity to both enterprise and mass market residential customers. Its revenue is derived from Fiber Broadband, Other Broadband, and Ethernet/VPN data networks.
TEO
Telecom Argentina
$5.21Bn
12.10
-6.99%
+63.51%
The company's primary business is providing wireless connectivity, serving approximately 19.9 million mobile customers via its Personal brand and another 19.1 million through its TMA subsidiary. Revenue is generated mainly from subscription fees for mobile internet and telephony services.
VEON
Veon
$5.13Bn
69.41
-5.59%
+28.44%
VEON's primary revenue is generated through mobile telecommunications services, including voice, data, and 4G/5G connectivity provided through brands like Jazz and Kyivstar. It serves over 150 million customers via its own licensed wireless networks.
IRDM
Iridium Communications
$5.12Bn
48.33
-0.86%
+179.69%
Iridium operates a low Earth orbit L-band satellite constellation to provide global voice, data, and positioning services. Its revenue is primarily derived from satellite capacity and connectivity services sold to commercial end users and the U.S. government.
LBRDK
Liberty Broadband
$4.50Bn
36.02
+16.80%
—
Liberty Broadband's core business activity is owning and managing a significant stake in Charter Communications, which provides broadband connectivity, fiber, and cable services. The company derives its value and revenue through its equity method investment in Charter's Spectrum branded internet, mobile, video, and voice services.
TDS
Telephone & Data Systems
$4.00Bn
34.75
-3.12%
-10.09%
The company's primary revenue is generated through TDS Telecom, which provides fixed-line broadband internet, video, and voice services to residential and commercial customers using fiber, coaxial, and copper networks.
LUNR
2nd
Intuitive Machines
$3.43Bn
15.20
-2.63%
+48.15%
The 'Connect' segment earns revenue by integrating assets into communications, navigation, and data relay networks to provide persistent connectivity and data transmission services.
LBTYA
Liberty Global
$3.21Bn
9.43
-0.21%
-18.71%
Liberty Global's core business is providing broadband internet, video, and fixed line telephony to residential and business customers through segments like Telenet and VM Ireland. The profile explicitly highlights its operation of networks passing approximately 29 million homes and serving over 10 million fixed line customers.
KYIV
Kyivstar
$2.95Bn
12.76
-2.22%
+3.66%
Kyivstar is described as Ukraine's leading provider of mobile communication services with the largest mobile subscriber base. Its primary revenue is generated from subscription fees for mobile voice and data services delivered over its own 4G LTE network.
SGBAF
Ses
$2.77Bn
4.97
-4.42%
-33.02%
SES operates a fleet of nearly 120 geostationary and medium earth orbit satellites to provide connectivity and broadcast services. Its revenue is primarily generated by leasing satellite capacity and selling bandwidth for data transmission and broadband connectivity.
NN
2nd
Nextnav
$2.38Bn
14.24
-0.97%
-3.65%
The company owns and leverages FCC licenses for a contiguous 8 MHz block in the Lower 900 MHz band to deliver wireless PNT services across 90 percent of the US population.
UNIT
Uniti
$2.04Bn
8.65
-2.92%
+43.21%
Uniti Group Inc. operates a massive fiber network providing broadband internet and pay-TV distribution to over one million customers, including 500,000 residential fiber subscribers via its Kinetic brand. Its core revenue streams include fiber-based internet access, fixed-line connectivity, and broadband services for residential and business customers.
LILA
Liberty Latin America
$1.71Bn
8.49
+0.12%
+51.61%
The company's core business involves providing fixed-line broadband internet, fiber, and cable connectivity, as well as pay-TV distribution to residential and business customers across Latin America and the Caribbean. This is evidenced by its bundled video, broadband, and telephony products offered through segments like Liberty Caribbean and Liberty Puerto Rico.
IDT
Idt
$1.62Bn
69.62
+3.37%
+8.63%
The company's largest revenue stream (approximately 68%) comes from Traditional Communications, which includes wholesale voice and SMS termination services via IDT Global and long distance calling through BOSS Revolution. These activities align with providing fixed-line and broadband connectivity and communication services.
ATEX
Anterix
$1.60Bn
81.75
+0.41%
+272.95%
Anterix provides private wireless broadband connectivity and licensed 900 MHz spectrum to utilities and critical-infrastructure customers. Its revenue is derived from the sale and long-term lease of this wireless spectrum to enable customers to deploy private LTE networks.
SKM
Sk Telecom
$1.51Bn
35.50
-2.15%
+63.82%
SK Telecom's core business is providing voice, data, and internet connectivity services to consumers and businesses, specifically mentioning its substantial share of the domestic mobile subscriber market and investments in 5G.
SIFY
2nd
Sify Technologies
$1.45Bn
13.33
-0.15%
-4.38%
Sify provides managed network connectivity and wholesale voice services using an ILDO licence, operating as a fixed-line and broadband connectivity provider for enterprises and other carriers.
GLIBA
Liberty Capital
$840.76Mn
23.45
-0.85%
-35.54%
The company's largest revenue driver is data services (71%), provided via a diverse network of fiber and microwave technologies to residential, business, and government customers. It specifically offers dedicated internet access and broadband infrastructure in rural Alaska.
GLTKD
GlobalTech
$783.37Mn
5.15
+13.19%
-4.10%
The company provides broadband internet, analog and digital cable television services, and long-distance telecommunication services to residential and corporate customers in Pakistan via its subsidiary WorldCALL Telecom Limited.
TSAT
Telesat
$703.44Mn
47.39
-1.70%
+78.49%
Telesat is a global satellite operator that provides voice, data, video, and broadband connectivity through its fleet of geostationary (GEO) satellites and the developing Telesat Lightspeed LEO constellation. Its revenue is primarily generated from service agreements for satellite capacity and managed services sold to enterprise, government, and broadcast customers.
SHEN
Shenandoah Telecommunications
$628.38Mn
11.35
-3.49%
-14.60%
The company provides broadband internet, video, and voice services via fiber optic and cable networks to residential and commercial customers. It specifically operates a 'fiber to the home' network (Glo Fiber) and functions as a rural local exchange carrier providing DSL and voice services.
GILT
2nd
Gilat Satellite Networks
$594.88Mn
10.01
-1.28%
-17.75%
The company provides managed connectivity services over networks it deploys and operates, specifically offering end-to-end satellite-based broadband communications for enterprise, government, and defense applications.
OPTU
Optimum Communications
$454.62Mn
1.02
-1.92%
-56.78%
Optimum Communications is primarily a broadband and video services provider, generating the majority of its revenue from residential broadband ($3.54 billion) and video ($2.59 billion) subscriptions. It operates a hybrid fiber coaxial and fiber-to-the-home network to deliver these fixed-line connectivity services.
FCCN
2nd
Spectral Capital
$447.76Mn
4.65
-4.12%
+134.85%
Through its subsidiary 42 Telecom Ltd, the company operates a global telecommunications infrastructure providing SMS aggregation, enterprise messaging, and SS7 platform access to mobile network operators.
ATNI
ATN International
$440.07Mn
28.57
-0.17%
+87.10%
The company's primary business involves providing fixed-line telecommunications, including high-speed broadband, voice, and video offerings to residential, business, and government customers. It operates a network of over 12,200 fiber route miles and passes approximately 523,500 homes with broadband service.
BOC
2nd
Boston Omaha
$402.49Mn
13.23
-2.00%
+1.07%
The company provides high speed fiber and fixed wireless broadband internet subscriptions to roughly 49,500 residential and commercial customers, earning revenue through monthly service fees.
CCOI
Cogent Communications Holdings
$380.53Mn
7.43
-3.38%
-80.55%
Cogent is a facilities-based provider of high-speed Internet access and private network services, selling dedicated Internet access and symmetric connectivity to businesses and enterprise customers. Its primary revenue is generated from broadband connectivity and the sale of dedicated Internet access ranging from 100 Mbps to 400 Gbps.
GOGO
Gogo
$300.80Mn
2.22
-3.48%
-73.88%
Gogo provides satellite-based broadband and connectivity services using LEO and GEO satellite solutions for business and military aviation. Its primary revenue comes from in-flight connectivity service plans priced per aircraft per month.
RILY
2nd
BRC Group Holdings
$220.70Mn
5.49
-3.85%
-9.85%
The Marconi Wireless segment operates as a mobile virtual network operator providing mobile phone voice, text, and data services under the Credo Mobile brand.
SPOK
2nd
Spok Holdings
$216.92Mn
10.37
-0.86%
-40.30%
The company operates a significant wireless business providing one-way and two-way messaging subscriptions and paging services using licensed 900 MHz narrowband frequencies. This segment generates over half of the company's total revenue through service fees and device sales.
KVHI
Kvh Industries Inc \De\
$141.42Mn
7.33
-0.81%
+29.73%
The company's primary revenue driver is airtime services, specifically global high throughput satellite broadband and Voice over Internet Protocol plans, which accounted for 71% of net sales in 2024. It provides satellite-based connectivity and broadband to maritime commercial, leisure, and military customers.
TCX
2nd
Tucows
$107.03Mn
9.59
-3.91%
-48.77%
The Ting segment provides high-speed internet access, including Gigabit Fiber and Fixed Wireless, to consumers and businesses, generating revenue through monthly billing for broadband connectivity.
NUVR
Nuvera Communications
$86.53Mn
16.50
+0.92%
+30.95%
Nuvera operates an advanced fiber-optic network providing broadband Internet access, local voice service, and video services (IPTV and CATV) to residential and business subscribers. Its core business is centered on fixed-line connectivity and pay-TV distribution via its fiber-to-the-premises infrastructure.
CABO
Cable One
$71.26Mn
12.56
-13.62%
-92.56%
Cable One provides fixed-line broadband internet, video, and voice services to residential and business customers via a fiber-based network. Its revenue is primarily driven by monthly subscription fees for residential and business data and video services.
WKEY
2nd
Wisekey International Holding
$68.06Mn
6.05
+1.00%
-8.19%
The WISeSat.Space division provides satellite connectivity as a service for IoT devices in remote areas, serving sectors such as oil, gas, and defense.
ELWT
Elauwit Connection
$44.35Mn
6.70
-5.90%
—
Elauwit Connection provides broadband internet networks, including fiber optic and WiFi connectivity, to multifamily and student housing properties. Its revenue is derived from monthly service fees for providing this fixed-line and broadband connectivity to property owners and residents.
DTST
2nd
Data Storage
$7.36Mn
3.28
+2.18%
-22.64%
Nexxis provides fixed-line broadband internet access and data transport services to businesses across multiple verticals, fitting the description of a broadband and connectivity provider.
IQST
iQSTEL
$6.87Mn
0.99
+0.00%
-84.06%
The company's core business is telecommunications, with 91% of revenue coming from its telecom division which provides fiber optic connectivity, VoIP services, and SMS termination. It serves major carriers and ISPs such as China Telecom and Vodafone.
SURG
SurgePays
$3.71Mn
0.14
-6.67%
-95.10%
SurgePays operates as a Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO) through brands like SurgePhone Wireless and Torch Wireless, providing mobile broadband and internet services to consumers. It generates revenue from subsidized Lifeline-supported plans and non-subsidized mobile services like LinkUp Mobile.
KTEL
KonaTel
$1.32Mn
0.03
+0.00%
-91.43%
KonaTel provides retail and wholesale cellular voice, text, and data services through its Mobile Services segment and the Infiniti Mobile brand. It serves individual consumers, low-income households via Lifeline and ACP programs, and wholesale partners.
ATMH
2nd
All Things Mobile Analytic
$337.80K
0.06
+0.00%
-14.29%
The eSimtoGo segment provides eSIM technology and wireless connectivity across 170 countries, offering voice and data services to international travelers and professionals.
CTGG
Qwest
$16.00
16.00
-1.11%
—
Qwest generates primary revenue from broadband offerings, including fiber broadband and copper-based connections for residential and small business customers. It also provides fixed-line voice and long-distance offerings, which are core components of the Broadband and Cable industry.
HWNI
2nd
High Wire Networks
$0.00
0.00
—
-100.00%
Through its Secure Voice Corp segment, the company operates as an FCC registered interexchange carrier providing wholesale SIP only network transport for voice traffic.
WHEN
2nd
World Health Energy Holdings
$0.00
0.00
—
—
Through its subsidiary CrossMobile, the company operates a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) providing prepaid cellular and wireless telecom services to approximately 7,000 subscribers across Europe.
