Telefonica SA
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- CEO
- Marc Thomas Murtra Millar
- Full Time Employees
- 82,655
- Sector
- Communications
- Industry
- Specialty telecommunications
- Address
- Distrito Telefónica Madrid MA Spain 28050
- IPO Date
- Nov 6, 1989
- Website
- telefonica.com
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- Business
- Telefónica, S.A. is a Spanish multinational telecommunications corporation operating extensively across Europe and Latin America. The company offers a broad array of communication services for both individual consumers and corporate clients. Its mobile offerings encompass voice, value-added services, mobile data, and internet access, including fixed wireless solutions. For fixed-line connectivity, Telefónica provides traditional telephone lines, ISDN, public telephony, and various local and international calling services, alongside corporate communication solutions. The company is a significant provider of internet and broadband multimedia services, delivering high-speed access through fiber-to-the-home and Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP). Beyond core connectivity, Telefónica offers an expanding portfolio of digital services through its Telefónica Tech division, aimed at businesses and public administrations. These advanced solutions include cloud computing, cybersecurity, Internet of Things (IoT), Big Data, business applications, and artificial intelligence. The company also engages in wholesale services for other telecommunications operators, such as domestic and international interconnection, leased lines, and local loop leasing. Additionally, Telefónica provides television and video services, smart home products, financial technology, and digital platforms. Founded in Madrid, Spain, in 1924, Telefónica aims to deliver a superior digital experience to its customers, leveraging its extensive network infrastructure, which includes substantial fiber optic and 5G deployments across its core markets of Spain, Germany, the UK, and Brazil. The company continues to evolve its business model by focusing on converged offerings that combine connectivity with digital services and emphasizing innovation and customer satisfaction.
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