- CEO
- Jean Paul Broc Haro
- Full Time Employees
- 5,316
- Sector
- Consumer services
- Industry
- Cable/Satellite TV
- Address
- Av. Javier Barros Sierra No. 540 Mexico City DF Mexico 01210
- IPO Date
- Apr 9, 2002
- Business
- Empresas Cablevisión, S.A.B. de C.V. (CABLECPO.MX) operates as a holding company in the Mexican telecommunications sector, providing cable television, high-speed internet, digital telephony, and related services through its subsidiaries, including the izzi brand; core offerings encompass high-definition (HD) cable TV packages with up to 200 channels, video on demand (VOD), digital video recording (DVR), broadband internet from 100 Mbps and higher, mobile services with unlimited calls and data via izzi móvil, premium streaming integrations such as HBO Max, Apple TV+, Disney+, and sports packages like NFL Sunday Ticket and NBA League Pass, as well as international channels and karaoke services, delivered via a hybrid network of approximately 30,000 kilometers of optical fiber and 77,000 kilometers of coaxial cable to residential and business customers across 60 cities in 29 states. Founded in 1960 and headquartered at Avenida Vasco de Quiroga 2000, Santa Fe, Mexico City, the company, formerly known as Editorial Pregón until its name change in October 1994, functions as a subsidiary of Corporativo Vasco De Quiroga, S.A. de C.V. and maintains listings on the Mexican Stock Exchange since April 2000. In recent developments, Empresas Cablevisión continues to integrate under the izzi umbrella following the 2014 rebranding and acquisitions of providers like Cablemás, Cablecom, and Telecable by Grupo Televisa, which enhanced network infrastructure and market coverage; as of 2024, izzi advances toward a merger with Sky México, approved with AT&T's divestiture of its 58.7% stake to Televisa, enabling unified pay-TV and telecom operations, channel sharing such as Sky Sports on izzi platforms starting August 2024, and projected operational savings of up to 400 million pesos while targeting 59% market share in Mexican pay television. The company sustains 5,390 employees and reported trailing twelve-month revenue of 14.51 billion MXN as of mid-2025, focusing on digital transformation, 5G expansion support via affiliates, and premium content enhancements amid competitive pressures from streaming services.