TOP 50 TELECOMMUNICATIONS FIRMS AND WIRELESS CELL PHONE PROVIDERS, PER TOP TELECOM SPEAKER

31 Jul TOP 50 TELECOMMUNICATIONS FIRMS AND WIRELESS CELL PHONE PROVIDERS, PER TOP TELECOM SPEAKER

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  1. Verizon (US) – One of the largest communication technology companies offering wireless, fiber optic internet, digital entertainment and IP network services.
  2. AT&T (US) – Multinational conglomerate offering mobile, broadband, satellite TV and fixed line telephone services.
  3. Nippon Telegraph and Telephone (Japan) – Integrated provider of fixed and mobile voice related services and network solutions.
  4. Deutsche Telekom (Germany) – Leading integrated telecom services provider offering mobile communications, fixed networks and internet access.
  5. China Mobile (China) – State-owned Chinese mobile telecom operator and the largest carrier worldwide.
  6. SoftBank Corp (Japan) – Subsidiary of SoftBank Group providing broadband, fixed-line telecom, internet content and IoT services.
  7. Telefonica (Spain) – Multinational broadband and telecom provider present in Europe and Latin America.
  8. China Telecom (China) – State-owned Chinese communications company focused on fixed line services.
  9. Orange S.A. (France) – French multinational telecom corporation that provides services worldwide.
  10. Vodafone Group (UK) – British multinational offering a range of services including mobile telephony, fixed line, broadband and TV.
  11. América Móvil (Mexico) – Provider of wireless services in Latin America under brands like Claro and Telcel.
  12. Comcast (US) – Media and telecom conglomerate focused on cable services via the Xfinity brand.
  13. Charter Communications (US) – Major broadband connectivity company and cable operator in the United States.
  14. Telstra (Australia) – Australia’s largest telecom company offering internet, TV and phone services.
  15. Telecom Italia (Italy) – Italian telecoms operator that provides mobile and fixed networked services nationwide.
  16. Altice (Netherlands) – Multinational cable, fiber, telecom and mobile operator with major operations in France.
  17. Rogers Communications (Canada) – Leading Canadian telecom operating media, sports and wireless businesses.
  18. Veon (Netherlands) – Global provider of connectivity and internet services, primarily in emerging markets.
  19. Telenor Group (Norway) – Norwegian state-majority owned telecom company with mobile operations across Scandinavia and Asia.
  20. Telus (Canada) – Major Canadian communications company providing services in wireless, internet, TV and more.
  21. America Movil (Mexico) – Latin American multinational telecom company and mobile network operator.
  22. Telekom Malaysia (Malaysia) – Leading integrated info-communication service provider in Malaysia.
  23. Bharti Airtel (India) – Major provider of telecom services in India and South Asia, based in New Delhi.
  24. KT Corporation (South Korea) – Formerly Korea Telecom, largest telephone company provider in South Korea.
  25. SK Telecom (South Korea) – South Korean wireless telecom operator and the largest carrier in the country.
  26. LG Uplus (South Korea) – Cellular carrier in South Korea and subsidiary of the LG Corporation.
  27. Reliance Communications (India) – Major Indian telecom company headquartered in Navi Mumbai.
  28. Optus (Australia) – Second largest telecom provider in Australia offering mobile, broadband and pay TV services.
  29. Telekomunikasi Indonesia (Indonesia) – Largest telecommunication and network provider in Indonesia.
  30. PLDT (Philippines) – Dominant telecom services provider in the Philippines.
  31. Taiwan Mobile (Taiwan) – Leading mobile phone operator and internet services provider in Taiwan.
  32. Etisalat (UAE) – Multinational Emirati based telecom services provider servicing countries in Asia and Africa.
  33. MTN Group (South Africa) – Major African telecom operator providing voice and data services across 22 countries.
  34. Safaricom (Kenya) – Leading telco in Kenya and major provider of mobile payment system M-PESA.
  35. Singtel (Singapore) – Major telecom player in Singapore servicing both retail and enterprise clients.
  36. Globe Telecom (Philippines) – Major provider of telecom services in the Philippines.
  37. Telekom Malaysia (Malaysia) – Leading integrated telecom services provider in Malaysia.
  38. Viettel (Vietnam) – Major mobile network operator in Vietnam and fully owned by the Vietnamese military.
  39. Ooredoo (Qatar) – Qatar-based international communications company serving over 150 million customers.
  40. Saudi Telecom Company (Saudi Arabia) – National telecom services provider fully owned by Public Investment Fund of KSA.
  41. DU (UAE) – Telecom operator in the UAE launched in 2007 as Emirates Integrated Telecommunications Company.
  42. China Unicom (China) – State-owned Chinese telecom operator focused on fixed-line and mobile services.
  43. Etisalat Misr (Egypt) – Telecom operator in Egypt that is part of Emirati-based Etisalat Group.
  44. Omantel (Oman) – Leading telecom services provider in Oman headquartered in Muscat.
  45. Maroc Telecom (Morocco) – Leading telecom operator in Morocco and subsidiary of Etisalat based in UAE.
  46. MTN Irancell (Iran) – Mobile, internet and digital services provider operating in Iran.
  47. Turkcell (Turkey) – Leading mobile phone operator in Turkey based in Istanbul.
  48. Batelco (Bahrain) – Telecom company serving the Kingdom of Bahrain.
  49. Sudatel (Sudan) – Leading telecom operator providing mobile and internet services in Sudan.
  50. Digicel (Jamaica) – Mobile phone network provider operating in 33 markets across the Caribbean, Central America and Oceania regions.