1
VZ
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.
Verizon Communications
Wireless Carriers
184.56 Bn
44.42
+0.02%
+10.00%
11.52
1.34
149.50 Bn
2
TMUS
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-Mobile US
Wireless Carriers
168.78 Bn
157.03
-0.48%
-30.72%
16.29
1.87
156.81 Bn
3
T
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.
At&T
Wireless Carriers
161.03 Bn
23.50
+1.82%
-9.86%
7.59
1.28
94.48 Bn
4
TV
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.
Grupo Televisa, S.A.B
Broadband and Cable
151.82 Bn
2.44
+3.39%
+0.41%
-314.60
48.08
146.91 Bn
5
CMCSA
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.
Comcast
Broadband and Cable
77.00 Bn
21.77
+3.42%
-21.83%
6.97
0.63
42.13 Bn
6
AMX
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.
America Movil Sab De Cv
Wireless Carriers
67.59 Bn
22.43
+2.75%
+4.04%
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VOD
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.
Vodafone Group Public
Wireless Carriers
38.56 Bn
15.85
+2.19%
+39.04%
-82.79
0.82
8.15 Bn
8
CHT
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.
Chunghwa Telecom
Wireless Carriers
36.90 Bn
47.57
+2.28%
+9.89%
27.59
4.68
28.95 Bn
9
ECHO
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.
EchoStar
Satellite Communications
25.20 Bn
86.85
-1.15%
+16.03%
-4.38
1.69
15.91 Bn
10
TEFOF
Telefónica's core business is providing mobile voice and data services through its own licensed networks, including 5G connectivity across Spain, Germany, Brazil, and Latin America. It generates primary revenue from mobile service subscriptions and related fees for residential and business customers.
Telefonica S A
Wireless Carriers
20.36 Bn
3.59
+0.00%
-32.01%
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11
VIV
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.
Telefonica Brasil
Wireless Carriers
19.56 Bn
12.24
-0.57%
+2.86%
16.22
1.73
14.21 Bn
12
BCE
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.
Bce
Wireless Carriers
18.80 Bn
20.16
+2.49%
-14.76%
3.79
0.86
17.02 Bn
13
ASTS
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.
AST SpaceMobile
Satellite Communications
17.30 Bn
44.46
+5.51%
-53.54%
-19.67
105.57
3.31 Bn
14
RCI
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.
Rogers Communications
Wireless Carriers
17.23 Bn
31.90
+2.80%
-13.46%
3.85
1.05
12.96 Bn
15
TIGO
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.
Millicom International Cellular
Wireless Carriers
13.87 Bn
82.07
+2.15%
+75.51%
20.84
1.91
8.60 Bn
16
CHTR
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.
Charter Communications
Broadband and Cable
13.12 Bn
109.99
+4.61%
-58.43%
2.68
0.24
11.24 Bn
17
TU
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.
Telus
Wireless Carriers
12.95 Bn
8.36
+3.08%
-44.56%
-5.10
0.75
5.49 Bn
18
TLK
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.
Perusahaan Perseroan Persero Pt Telekomunikasi Indonesia Tbk
Wireless Carriers
12.65 Bn
12.77
+0.16%
-31.86%
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-129.22 Tn
19
GSAT
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.
Globalstar
Satellite Communications
10.75 Bn
82.97
+0.69%
+86.16%
-163.48
37.92
9.08 Bn
20
KT
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.
Kt
Wireless Carriers
8.94 Bn
18.55
+1.59%
+0.27%
7.37
0.45
-5.29 Bn
21
TIMB
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.
Tim
Wireless Carriers
8.80 Bn
18.39
+0.55%
-13.17%
10.89
1.69
4.70 Bn
22
VSAT
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.
Viasat
Satellite Communications
8.47 Bn
61.50
-0.37%
+68.54%
-275.26
1.75
2.03 Bn
23
VEON
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.
Veon
Wireless Carriers
6.13 Bn
82.81
+2.92%
+60.39%
4.14
1.26
-2.90 Bn
24
TEO
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.
Telecom Argentina
Wireless Carriers
5.38 Bn
12.49
+0.32%
+65.65%
36.85
1.00
3.55 Bn
25
LUMN
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.
Lumen Technologies
Broadband and Cable
5.02 Bn
4.87
+7.03%
-33.01%
-4.54
0.39
-2.25 Bn