- CEO
- Pietro Labriola
- Full Time Employees
- 26,282
- Sector
- Communication Services
- Industry
- Telecommunications Services
- Address
- Corso d’Italia 41 Rome RM Italy 00198
- IPO Date
- Feb 13, 2009
- Business
- TIM S.p.A. (formerly Telecom Italia S.p.A.) is an Italian telecommunications company that serves as the largest provider of fixed and mobile voice, data, broadband internet, and digital content services in Italy; it offers cloud computing, Internet of Things (IoT), cybersecurity, and ICT solutions through TIM Enterprise, leveraging subsidiaries such as Noovle, Olivetti, and Telsy; and operates international wholesale connectivity via Sparkle, alongside mobile and fixed services in Brazil through TIM Brasil. The company maintains the most extensive fixed voice and data infrastructure in Italy, covering the entire national territory with advanced 4G/5G mobile networks and fiber optic deployments, targeting residential consumers, small and medium-sized enterprises, large corporations, public institutions, and wholesale operators. Founded in 1994 through the merger of state-owned entities including SIP, TIM S.p.A. maintains headquarters in Rome, with additional key offices in Milan and Naples, and conducts operations primarily in Italy, Brazil, and select international markets for wholesale services.
In recent developments, TIM S.p.A. launched TIM Energia powered by Poste Italiane in late 2025 for retail electricity and gas services; signed an MVNO agreement with Poste Italiane for PosteMobile customer migration starting in early 2026; entered a letter of intent with Poste Italiane for a joint venture in generative AI-based cloud services; secured a strategic partnership with Nokia to enhance its 5G network in Italy; collaborated with Telsy and Fortinet on quantum threat protection technologies; and partnered with Sparkle and Planhotel for digital transformation of resorts. These initiatives follow Poste Italiane's acquisition of a significant stake from Vivendi in early 2025, positioning it as TIM's largest shareholder at approximately 24.81% of ordinary shares, alongside the divestiture of FiberCop and classification of Sparkle as held for sale. The company continues to report revenue and margin growth, with first-nine-months 2025 results showing total revenues up 2.3% to 10 billion euros, driven by domestic and Brazilian performance amid ongoing structural efficiency measures.