List of telephone operating companies
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This list identifies the fixed line operators and the mobile operators for the top 200 most populous countries in the world.
The list of countries and their populations is from List of countries by population. The CIA World Factbook is cited as the standard reference for the number of main lines for each of the listed countries.[1]
List of countries by number of broadband Internet subscriptions is cited as the standard reference for the number of fixed broadband subscribers for each of the listed countries. The country naming convention follows the ISO 3166-1 standard as published by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO).
World's largest telecom companies by total revenue[]
The world's largest telecommunications companies measured by total revenues.
| Rank | Company | Total revenue (US$ billion) | Country |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | AT&T | $171.7[2] |  United States
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| 2 | Verizon Communications | $128.2[3] | United States
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| 3 | Deutsche Telekom | $122.3[4] |  Germany
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| 4 | China Mobile | $116.8[5] |  China
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| 5 | Nippon Telegraph and Telephone | $107.1[6] |  Japan
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| 6 | Comcast | $103.5[7] | United States
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| 7 | China Telecom | $57.0[8] | China
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| 8 | SoftBank | $56.8[9] | Japan
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| 9 | Vodafone | $52.2[10] |  United Kingdom
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| 10 | América Móvil | $52.7[11] |  Mexico
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| 11 | Orange | $49.0[12] |  France
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| 12 | Charter Communications | $43.6[13] | United States
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| 13 | Telefónica | $43.0[14] |  Spain
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| 14 | China Unicom | $42.8[15] | China
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| 15 | KDDI | $34.8[16] | Japan
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| 16 | BT Group | $32.3[17] | United Kingdom
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| 17 | Lumen | $23.4[18] | United States
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| 18 | Gruppo TIM | $22.8[19] |  Italy
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| 19 | KT Corporation | $21.3[20] |  South Korea
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| 20 | Vivendi | $19.4[21] | France
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| 21 | Telstra | $19.2[22] |  Australia
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| 22 | BCE | $18.1[23] |  Canada
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| 23 | China Communications Services | $16.0[24] | China
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| 24 | Saudi Telecom | $15.7[25] |  Saudi Arabia
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| 25 | SK Telecom | $15.4[26] | South Korea
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| 26 | SFR | $14.6[27] | France
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| 27 | Bharti Airtel | $14.0[28] |  India
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| 28 | Telenor | $13.6[29] |  Norway
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| 29 | Jio | $13.0[30] | India
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| 30 | Telus | $12.6[31] | Canada
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| 31 | MTN Group | $12.4[32] |  South Africa
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| 32 | SingTel | $12.4[33] |  Singapore
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| 33 | Etisalat | $12.3[34] |  United Arab Emirates
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| 34 | Swisscom | $12.3[35] |  Switzerland
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| 35 | LG Uplus | $12.1[36] | South Korea
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| 36 | Rogers Communications | $11.6[37] | Canada
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| 37 | Cox Communications | $11.0[38] | United States
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| 38 | Telia Company | $9.6[39] |  Sweden
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| 39 | Telkom Indonesia | $9.1[40] |  Indonesia
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| 40 | VEON | $9.1[41] |  Netherlands
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| 41 | Ooredoo | $8.2[42] |  Qatar
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| 42 | Frontier Communications | $7.1[43] | United States
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| 43 | Bouygues Telecom | $7.0[44] | France
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| 44 | Chunghwa Telecom | $7.0[45] |  Taiwan
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| 45 | KPN | $6.9[46] | Netherlands
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| 46 | Vodacom | $6.8[47] | South Africa
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| 47 | Optus | $6.6[48] | Australia
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| 48 | Proximus | $6.6[49] |  Belgium
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| 49 | Vi[50] | $6.4[51] | India
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| 50 | Millicom | $6.2[52] |  Luxembourg
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| 51 | Iliad S.A. | $6.2[53] | France
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| 52 | United Internet | $5.9[54] | Germany
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| 53 | A1 Telekom Austria Group | $5.9[55] |  Austria
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| 54 | Virgin Media | $5.8[56] | United Kingdom
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| 55 | Oi | $5.7[57] |  Brazil
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| 56 | Windstream Holdings | $5.7[58] | United States
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| 57 | Zain | $5.5[59] |  Kuwait
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| 58 | Telephone and Data Systems | $5.4[60] | United States
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| 59 | Crown Castle International | $5.4[61] | United States
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| 60 | Telecom Argentina | $5.4[62] |  Argentina
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| 61 | Advanced Info Service | $5.3[63] |  Thailand
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| 62 | MegaFon | $4.8[64] |  Russia
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| 63 | Turkcell | $4.0[65] |  Turkey
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| 64 | Taiwan Mobile | $3.9[66] | Taiwan
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| 65 | Turk Telekom | $3.9[67] | Turkey
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| 66 | OTE | $3.8[68] |  Greece
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| 67 | Du (company) | $3.7[69] | United Arab Emirates
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| 68 | PLDT | $3.6[70] |  Philippines
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| 69 | Telkom (South Africa) | $2.9[71] | South Africa
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| 70 | Globe Telecom | $2.9[72] | Philippines
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| 71 | Zayo Group | $2.6[73] | United States
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| 72 | Tata Communications | $2.5[74] | India
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| 73 | Maxis Communications | $2.2[75] |  Malaysia
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| 74 | Mediacom | $2.0[76] | United States
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| 75 | Mobile TeleSystems | $1.62[77] | Russia
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| 76 | Granite Telecommunications | $1.5[78] | United States
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| 77 | GTT Communications | $1.5[79] | United States
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| 78 | IDT Corporation | $1.5[80] | United States
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| 79 | Cincinnati Bell | $1.4[81] | United States
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| 80 | Consolidated Communications | $1.4[82] | United States
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| 81 | Eir (telecommunications) | $1.3[83] |  Republic of Ireland
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| 82 | Vocus Group | $1.3[84] | Australia
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| 83 | RCS&RDS | $1.2[85] |  Romania
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| 84 | Algar Telecom | $1.1[86] | Brazil
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| 85 | Cable One | $1.1[87] | United States
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| 86 | WOW! | $1.1[88] | United States
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| 87 | Vonage | $1.0[89] | United States
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| 88 | Cell C | $1.0[90] | South Africa
|
Note: When $USD revenues unavailable from reliable sites, currency conversions for 2018-2020 revenues are based on the closing currency exchange rate on the last day of 2018-2020 (December 31).
Afghanistan[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Afghan Telecom
Mobile operators[]
- Salaam Network
- Afghan Wireless (Telephone Systems International)
- MTN Afghanistan (MTN Group)
- Etisalat Afghanistan (Etisalat)
- Roshan (AKFED, Cable & Wireless and Telia Company)
Albania[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Abissnet
- ABCom Shpk
- ALBtelecom (Calik Holding)
- (Telekom Slovenije)
- Telekom (COSMOTE)
Mobile operators[]
- ALBtelecom ()
- Telekom (COSMOTE)
- Vodafone (Vodafone Greece)
Algeria[]
Fixed operators[]
Mobile operators[]
- Djezzy (Orascom Telecom Algerie) (OTA) subsidiary of Orascom Telecom Holding (OTH)
- Mobilis (Algérie Telecom)
- Nedjma (Wataniya Télécom Algérie), a subsidiary of Qatar Telecom (Qtel)
Mobile satellite operators[]
- ATS, a subsidiary of Algérie Telecom
Angola[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Angola Telecom
- MSTelcom (Sonangol Group)
Mobile operators[]
- Movicel
- Unitel
Argentina[]
Fixed line operators[]
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Mobile operators[]
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Armenia[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Beeline (Vimpelcom)
- Aither (OfficePhone.am)
- Crossnet
Mobile operators[]
- Beeline
- Ucom
- Viva Cell MTS
Aruba (Netherlands)[]
Fixed line operators[]
- SetarNV
Mobile operators[]
- Digicel (Digicel Group)
- SetarNV
Australia[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Telstra
- Optus (SingTel)
- TPG
- Vocus
- Vodafone
- Macquarie Telecom
- NBN
Mobile operators[]
- Optus Mobile (Singtel)
- Telstra Mobile (Telstra)
- Vodafone Australia (TPG Telecom)
Austria[]
Fixed line operators[]
- (Tele2)
- Telekom Austria
Mobile operators[]
- 3 (CK Hutchison Holdings)
- A1 (Telekom Austria Group)
- T-Mobile Austria (Deutsche Telekom)
- m:tel Austria (Telekom Srbija)
Azerbaijan[]
Fixed line operators[]
Mobile operators[]
- Azercell
- Airtel
- Azerfon
Bahamas[]
Fixed line operators[]
- as BTC
Mobile operators[]
- BTC
Bahrain[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Batelco
Mobile operators[]
- Batelco
- STC Bahrain (Previously VIVA Bahrain)
- (Zain Group)
WiMAX operators[]
- (Zain Group)
Bangladesh[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Aarontel
- Bangladesh Telecommunications Company Limited
- BanglaPhone
- Bayphones Limited
- Dhaka Telephone Company Limited
- Jalalabad Telephone
- Jubok Phone
- National Telecom Limited
- OneTel Limited
- Peoples Telecom
- Ranks Telecom Ltd.
- S A Tel
- ShebaTelecom
- TeleBarta Limited
- WorldTel
WiMAX operators[]
- BanglaLion (BanglaLion Communications Ltd)
- Qubee (Augere)
Mobile phone Operator[]
- Grameenphone
- Robi Axiata
- Banglalink
- Teletalk
Barbados[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Liberty Latin America as LIME (Cable & Wireless Communications)
Mobile operators[]
- Digicel (Barbados) Limited (Digicel Group)
- Ozone Wireless
- WiNET
Belarus[]
Fixed line operators[]
Mobile operators[]
- MTS (Mobile TeleSystems)
- A1 (A1 Telekom Austria Group)
- Life:)
Belgium[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Proximus
- Scarlet (Proximus)
- Telenet (Liberty Global)
Cable operators[]
- Telenet (Liberty Global)
- VOO
Mobile operators[]
- Telenet/Base (Liberty Global)
- Orange Belgium
- Proximus
Belize[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Belize Telemedia
Mobile operators[]
- Belize Telemedia
Benin[]
Fixed line operators[]
Mobile operators[]
- ()
- MTN (MTN Group)
Bhutan[]
Fixed line operators[]
Mobile operators[]
- Airtel Bhutan
- BMobile ()
Bolivia[]
Fixed line operators[]
National operators[]
- Entel (ENTEL S.A.) (private, over 97% shares owned by Ministry of Public Works, Services and Housing)
- AXS (AXS Bolivia S.A.) (Santa Cruz de la Sierra, La Paz and Cochabamba only)
Regional cooperatives[]
- COTEL R.L. (La Paz Department)
- COMTECO R.L. (Cochabamba Department)
- COTAS R.L. (Santa Cruz Department)
- COTES R.L. (Chuquisaca Department)
- COTAP R.L. (Potosí Department)
- COTEOR R.L. (Oruro Department)
- COSETT R.L. (Tarija Department)
- COTEAUTRI R.L. (Beni Department)
- COTECO R.L. (Pando Department)
- COTERI R.L. (Riberalta)
- COTEGUA R.L. (Guayaramerín)
- COTABE R.L. (Bermejo)
- COTEVI R.L. (Villazón)
- COTEMO R.L. (Santa Ana de Yacuma)
- COSEU R.L. (Uyuni)
Mobile operators[]
- Entel (ENTEL S.A.)
- Viva (Empresa de Telecomunicaciones Nuevatel PCS de Bolivia S.A.) (Trilogy and COMTECO)
- Tigo Bolivia (TELECEL S.A.) (Millicom)
Bosnia and Herzegovina[]
Fixed line operators[]
- BH Line (BH Telecom)
- HT Mostar
- m:tel (Telekom Srbija)
Mobile operators[]
- BH Mobile (BH Telecom)
- Eronet (HT Mostar)
- m:tel (Telekom Srbija)
Botswana[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Botswana Telecommunications Corporation
Mobile operators[]
- Botswana Telecommunications Corporation
- MASCOM
- Orange
Brazil[]
Fixed line operators[]Major operators[]
Minor operators[] |
Mobile operators[]Major operators[]
Minor operators[]
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Brunei[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Unified National Networks UNN
- Telekom Brunei
Mobile operators[]
- Unified National Networks UNN
- DST Communications ()
- Progresif cellular
Bulgaria[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Interoute
- Neterra
- Nexcom Bulgaria
- Orbitel (Spectrum Net, part of Alfa Finance Holding) bought by Mtel (now A1 Bulgaria)
- Vivacom (Bulgarian Telecommunications Company)
Mobile operators[]
- MAX (before 2014, Max Telecom)
- A1 Bulgaria (former Mtel) (Telekom Austria)
- Telenor Bulgaria (Telenor)
- Vivacom (Bulgarian Telecommunications Company)
- Bulsatcom (Bulsatcom)
Burkina Faso[]
Fixed line operators[]
- (Morocco Telecom)
Mobile operators[]
- Airtel Burkina Faso (Airtel Group)
Burundi[]
Fixed line operators[]
Mobile operators[]
- Econet Wireless
- Safari
Cambodia[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications
Mobile operators[]
- CamGSM (The Royal Group)
- ()
- Latelz Company Limited (Axiata Group Berhad)
- (Viettel)
- ()
Cameroon[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Cameroon Telecom
Mobile operators[]
- Cameroon Telecom
- ()
- MTN (MTN Group)
- Orange (Orange S.A.)
- WiMax (WiMax Group)
Canada[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Allstream
- Bell Canada
- Bell Aliant
- Manitoba Telecom Services
- Eastlink
- Northwestel
- Rogers Telecom (Rogers Communications)
- SaskTel
- Telus
Mobile operators[]
- Bell Mobility (Bell Canada)
- MTS Mobility (Manitoba Telecom Services)
- DMTS Mobility
- Télébec Mobilité
- Virgin Mobile Canada
- Lucky Mobile
- Freedom Mobile (Shaw Communications)
- ICE Wireless
- Rogers Wireless (Rogers Communications)
- Fido Solutions (Rogers Communications)
- Mobilicity
- Chatr
- SaskTel Mobility (SaskTel)
- Vidéotron Mobilité (Québecor)
- Telus Mobility (Telus)
- Koodo Mobile
- Public Mobile
Chad[]
Fixed line operators[]
- SotelTchad
Mobile operators[]
- Airtel Chad (Bharti Airtel)
- (Millicom)
Chile[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Claro HFC (América Móvil)
- Entelphone (Entel)
- (GTD)
- (GTD)
- Rural Telecommunications Chile S.A. (RTC)
- Telefónica (formerly CTC)
- (GTD)
Cable operators[]
- VTR (Liberty Global)
Mobile operators[]
- Claro (América Móvil)
- Entel PCS (Entel)
- Movistar (Telefónica)
- Virgin
China[]
Fixed line operators[]
- China Telecom
- China Tietong (China Mobile Communications Corp)
- China Unicom
Mobile operators[]
- China Mobile
- China Telecom
- China Unicom
Colombia[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Emcali
- ETB
- Telefónica Telecom
- (formerly EPM – Empresas Públicas de Medellín)
Mobile operators[]
- Avantel
- Claro Colombia (América Móvil)
- ETB (via Tigo network)
- (Grupo Éxito) (via Tigo network)
- Movistar (Telefónica)
- Tigo Colombia (Millicom, ETB, EPM)
- Uff Móvil (Bancolombia, Grupo Ardila Lulle) (via Tigo network)
- (EPM)
- Virgin Mobile (via Movistar network)
Comoros[]
Fixed line operators[]
Democratic Republic of the Congo[]
Fixed line operators[]
Mobile operators[]
- Airtel DRC (Airtel Group
- Orange RDC (Orange S.A.)
- (Millicom)
- Vodacom (Vodafone)
Republic of the Congo[]
Mobile operators[]
Mobile operators[]
- Airtel Congo (Airtel Group)
- Warid Congo (Warid Telecom)
Costa Rica[]
Fixed line operators[]
- ()
- ()
- Tigo (Millicom)
- CableTica (Liberty)
- Telecable
- CoopeGuanacaste
Mobile operators[]
- Claro (América Móvil)
- ()
- Movistar (Telefónica)
- Tuyo (MVNO ICE Network)
- Full Móvil (MVNO Racsa, ICE Network)
Croatia[]
Fixed line operators[]
- (bought & replaced by A1 Hrvatska (A1 Telekom Austria))
- A1 Hrvatska (A1 Telekom Austria)
- (bought & replaced by )
- Iskon Internet
- Hrvatski Telekom (Deutsche Telekom)
Mobile operators[]
- Hrvatski Telekom (Deutsche Telekom)
- Simpa (owned by T-HT)
- Bonbon (owned by T-HT)
- A1 Hrvatska (A1 Telekom Austria)
Curaçao (Netherlands)[]
Fixed line operators[]
Mobile operators[]
- Digicel (Digicel Group)
Cuba[]
Fixed line operators[]
- ETECSA
Mobile operators[]
Cyprus[]
Fixed line operators[]
- CYTA
- Epic
- PrimeTel
- Cablenet
Mobile operators[]
- CYTA
- Epic
- PrimeTel
Czech Republic[]
Fixed line operators[]
- ,
- O2 (Telefónica)
- Telekom Austria Czech Republic (Telekom Austria)
Mobile operators[]
- T-Mobile (Deutsche Telekom)
- O2 Czech Republic (Telefónica)
- ()
- Vodafone Czech Republic (Vodafone)
Other operators[]
Denmark[]
Fixed line operators[]
- TDC
- Telia Company
Mobile operators[]
- 3 (CK Hutchison Holdings)
- TDC
- Telenor (previously Sonofon)
Dominican Republic[]
Fixed operators[]
- Claro Codetel (América Móvil)
- Altice Dominicana
- Viva
Mobile operators[]
- Viva
- Claro Codetel (América Móvil)
- Altice Dominicana
- Orange (Orange S.A.)
Ecuador[]
Fixed line operators[]
Mobile operators[]
- Claro (América Móvil)
- CNT EP
- Movistar (Telefónica)
- Tuenti (Telefónica)
Egypt[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Telecom Egypt
Mobile operators[]
- Etisalat Egypt (Etisalat)
- Orange Egypt (Orange S.A.)
- Vodafone Egypt (Vodafone and Telecom Egypt)
- We (Telecom Egypt)
Data Service Providers[]
El Salvador[]
Fixed line operators[]
Mobile operators[]
- Claro (América Móvil)
- Digicel (Digicel Group)
- Movistar (Telefónica)
- Red Telecom (Infonet)
- Tigo El Salvador (Millicom)
Equatorial Guinea[]
Fixed line operators[]
- (Orange S.A.)
Mobile operators[]
- (Orange S.A.)
- Muni (Antes Hits Telecom)
Eritrea[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Telesonra
Mobile operators[]
- EriTel
Estonia[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Telia Eesti (Telia Company)
Mobile operators[]
- Elisa Eesti (Elisa)
- Telia Eesti (Telia Company)
- Tele2 Eesti (Tele2)
Ethiopia[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Ethio Telecom
Mobile operators[]
- Ethio Telecom
Fiji[]
Fixed line operators[]
Mobile operators[]
- (Digicel)
- (Boost Mobile)
- (Vodafone)
International operator[]
- Fintel
Finland[]
Mobile operators[]
- DNA Finland
- Elisa (Elisa and Vodafone)
- Telia Company
France[]
Fixed line operators[]
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Mobile operators[]
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French Guyana[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Telesur
Mobile operators[]
- Digicel (Digicel Group)
French Polynesia[]
Fixed line operators[]
- ()
- Ora (Viti)
Mobile operators[]
- Vini, a subsidiary of for mobile telephony, internet and television subscription services
- (PMT)
- Ora de
Gabon[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Gabon Telecom (Maroc Telecom)
Mobile operators[]
- Airtel (Bharti Airtel)
- Gabon Telecom (Maroc Telecom)
- Moov (Etisalat)
Gambia[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Gamtel
Mobile operators[]
- Africell ()
- (Gamtel)
- ()
Georgia[]
Fixed line operators[]
- MagtiCom
- Silknet
- New Net
- DataComm
Mobile operators[]
- MagtiCom
- Silknet (Including Geocell branch)
- Mobitel (Beeline Group)
Germany[]
Fixed line operators[]
Major operators[]
- O2 DSL (Telefónica)
- T-Home (Deutsche Telekom)
- Vodafone (Vodafone Plc.)
Mobile operators[]
Major operators[]
- O2 (Telefónica)
- T-Mobile (Deutsche Telekom)
- Vodafone (Vodafone Plc.)
Ghana[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Vodafone Ghana
Mobile operators[]
- Airtel Ghana (Airtel Group)
- Cliq (Expresso Telecom)
- Globacom
- MTN Ghana (MTN Group)
- Tigo
- Vodafone Ghana
Greece[]
Fixed line operators[]
- COSMOTE (Greek Government & Deutsche Telekom)
- Vodafone Greece (Vodafone)
- WIND Hellas ()
- Nova (Forthnet)
Mobile operators[]
- COSMOTE (OTE)
- Vodafone Greece (Vodafone)
- WIND Hellas ()
WiMAX operators[]
- COSMOTE (Greek Government & Deutsche Telekom)
Grenada[]
Fixed line operators[]
- as LIME
Mobile operators[]
- Digicel (Digicel Group)
- LIME
Guadeloupe[]
This country had 0.159 million main lines in use in 1995.
Fixed line operators[]
Mobile operators[]
- Digicel (Digicel Group)
Guam (United States)[]
Fixed line operators[]
- GTA Teleguam
Mobile operators[]
- GTA Teleguam
Guatemala[]
Fixed line operators[]
- ()
- (Entel (Chile))
- (AT&T Inc.)
- (GUATEL) (state-owned)
- (América Móvil)
- ()
- (Telefónica)
Mobile operators[]
- Claro (América Móvil)
- Digicel (Digicel Group)
- Movistar (Telefónica)
- Tigo Guatemala (Millicom)
Guinea[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Sotelgui
Mobile operators[]
- Areeba
- Cellcom
- Intercel
- Lagui
- Orange Guinea
Guyana[]
Fixed line operators[]
Mobile operators[]
- Digicel (Digicel Group)
- Guyana Telephone and Telegraph Company
Haiti[]
Fixed line operators[]
Mobile operators[]
- Comcel Haiti (acquired by Digicel Group in April 2012)
- Digicel (Digicel Group)
- ()
Honduras[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Hondutel
Mobile operators[]
- Claro (América Móvil)
- Digicel (Digicel Group)
- (Hondutel)
- (Millicom)
Hong Kong[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Hutchison Global Communications
- PCCW
- Hong Kong Broadband
- Wharf T&T
Mobile operators[]
- 3 HK (CK Hutchison Holdings)
- China Mobile Hong Kong
- SmarTone
Hungary[]
Fixed line operators[]
- ()
- DIGI (RCS&RDS)
- ()
- Media Exchange
- Rebell Telecommunication
- Invitel
- Magyar Telekom (Deutsche Telekom)
- Vodafone (formerly: UPC Magyarország)
Mobile operators[]
- Magyar Telekom , formerly known as T-Mobile (Deutsche Telekom)
- DIGI Mobile
- Telenor, formerly known as Pannon and Pannon GSM
- Vodafone
Discontinued operators[]
- Westel 0660 (on NMT 450 MHz) - Predecessor of Westel 900, later T-mobile and later Magyar Telekom
- Matáv (fixed line) - Predecessor of T-com and later Magyar Telekom
Iceland[]
Fixed line operators[]
Mobile operators[]
India[]
Fixed line operators[]
Major operators[]
- Airtel India
- BSNL (Trade name of Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited)
- Jio
- MTNL (Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Limited)
Mobile operators[]
Major operators[]
- Airtel India
- BSNL Mobile
- Jio
- Vi, trade name of Vodafone Idea Limited
Indonesia[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Telkom Indonesia
- Indosat Ooredoo
- XL Axiata
Mobile operators[]
- 3
- Indosat Ooredoo – has run mobile payment/wallet
- Smartfren – has run mobile payment/wallet
- Telkomsel – has run mobile payment/wallet
- XL Axiata
- Axis (part of XL Axiata)
MVNO Operators[]
- by.U (Telkomsel)
- MPWR (Indosat Ooredoo)
- Live.On (XL Axiata)
- Power Up (Smartfren; formerly Switch Mobile)
Iran[]
Fixed line operators[]
- TCI
Mobile operators[]
- Hamrah Aval
- MTN Irancell (MTN Group)
- Taliya
TD-LTE operators[]
Iraq[]
Fixed line operators[]
Mobile operators[]
- AsiaCell (Qtel)
- Korek Telecom
- Moutiny
- (Zain Group)
Ireland[]
Fixed line operators[]
- BT Ireland (BT Group)
- Eir
- Smart Telecom
- Virgin Media Ireland (Liberty Global)
- Vodafone Ireland (Vodafone)
Mobile operators[]
- Eir Mobile (Eir)
- Meteor (Eir)
- Tesco Mobile (Tesco)
- Three Ireland (CK Hutchison Holdings)
- Vodafone Ireland (Vodafone)
- Virgin Mobile Ireland (Liberty Global)
Israel[]
Fixed line operators[]
- 012 Smile
- 013 Netvision
- 018 X-Fone
- Bezeq
- Cellcom
- Hot
- Partner Communications Company
Mobile operators[]
- Cellcom
- Golan Telecom
- (MVNO using Cellcom)
- Hot Mobile former Mirs Communications Ltd.
- Partner Communications Company (Partner)
- Pelephone (Bezeq)
- Rami Levi (MVNO) using Pelephone)
- (MVNO) using Orange)
see also the Palestinian Territories
Italy[]
Fixed telephony[]
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Ivory Coast[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Orange (Orange S.A.)
Mobile operators[]
- Green
- Koz
- Moov
- MTN Côte d'Ivoire (MTN Group)
- Orange (Orange S.A.)
- Warid
Jamaica[]
Fixed line operators[]
- FLOW, newly merged entity combining the old Flow and LIME; owned by Cable & Wireless Communications, a Liberty Global company
- Digicel Play, a new fibre to the home network owned by Digicel Group
Wireless broadband operators[]
- DEKAL Wireless, a municipal Wi-Fi network owned by Cable & Wireless Communications and operated by FLOW Jamaica
- Caricel, a new Jamaican owned startup, soon to offer fixed and mobile broadband via an LTE-A network
- Digicel, through their WiMAX network (which is currently being upgraded to TDD-LTE)
Mobile operators[]
- Digicel (Digicel Group)
- FLOW (owned by Cable & Wireless Communications, a Liberty Global company)
Japan[]
Fixed line operators[]
- KDDI
- NTT
- SoftBank Telecom
Mobile operators[]
- au by KDDI
- NTT DoCoMo (NTT)
- SoftBank Mobile
- Ymobile
Jersey (UK)[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Jersey Telecom
Mobile operators[]
- Airtel
Jordan[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Jordan Telecom (Jordan Telecom Group)
Mobile operators[]
- Orange Jordan (Jordan Telecom Group & Orange S.A.)
- Umniah (Batelco)
- XPress Telecom (NASCO & Qtel)
- Zain Jordan (Zain)
Kazakhstan[]
Fixed line operators[]
- KazakhTelecom
Mobile operators[]
- Altel/Tele2 (Kazakhtelecom)
- Kcell/Activ (Kazakhtelecom)
- Beeline (VimpelCom)
Kenya[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Telkom Kenya
Mobile operators[]
- Airtel Kenya (Airtel Group)
- Telkom Kenya
- Safaricom (Telkom Kenya and Vodafone)
- Orange (Orange S.A.)
North Korea[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Korea Posts and Telecommunications Corporation
Mobile operators[]
- Koryolink (VEON / Korea Posts and Telecommunications Corporation)
South Korea[]
Fixed line operators[]
- KT (Korea Telecom)
- LG U+ (LG Group)
- SK Broadband (SK Group)
Mobile operators[]
- KT (Korea Telecom)
- LG U+ (LG Group)
- SK Telecom (SK Group)
WiMAX operators[]
- KT (Korea Telecom)
- SK Telecom (SK Group)
Kuwait[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Ministry of Communications – Kuwait (MOCK)
Mobile operators[]
- (STC)
- ()
- (Zain Group)
Kyrgyzstan[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Kyrgyztelecom
Mobile operators[]
Laos[]
Fixed line operators[]
Latvia[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Kurzemes Datorcentrs
- Lattelecom
- OPTRON
Mobile operators[]
- Bite (TDC)
- LMT
- Tele2
- Triatel (Telekom Baltija)
Lebanon[]
Fixed line operators[]
- OGERO ()
Mobile operators[]
- Alfa (management contract to Orascom Telecom)
- Mtc touch (management contract to Zain)
Lesotho[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Telecom Lesotho
Mobile operators[]
- Econet Wireless
- Vodacom (Telkom and Vodafone)
Libya[]
Fixed line operators[]
Mobile operators[]
- Libyana
Lithuania[]
Fixed line operators[]
Mobile operators[]
- Telia Lietuva
- Tele2
Luxembourg[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Cegecom S.A.
- VOX
- P&TLuxembourg
- Tele2 Luxembourg (Belgacom)
Mobile operators[]
- LuxGSM (P&TLuxembourg)
- Tango (Belgacom)
- VOXMobile (Orange S.A.)
Macau (China)[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Companhia de Telecomunicações de Macau S.A.R.L. (CTM)
Mobile operators[]
- 3 (CK Hutchison Holdings)
North Macedonia[]
Fixed line operators[]
Mobile operators[]
- Telekom (Magyar Telekom)
- (Telekom Austria)
- Lycamobile.mk full (MVNO) use of A1 network
- Telekabel.mk (Mvno) use Telekom network
- Greenmobile.mk (Mvno) use A1 network
Madagascar[]
Fixed line operators[]
Mobile operators[]
Malawi[]
Mobile operators[]
- Airtel Malawi (Airtel Group)
Malaysia[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Maxis (Maxis Mobile Sdn Bhd; formerly Binariang)
- unifi (Telekom Malaysia)
- Time dotCom
Mobile operators[]
- Altel
- Celcom (Axiata; formerly TM Touch)
- redONE [MVNO]
- Tune Talk [MVNO]
- XOX Mobile (XOX Berhad) [MVNO]
- Digi (Telenor)
- ElectComms – PTT and CDMA only
- Maxis
- unifi Mobile (Webe Digital Sdn Bhd, acquired by Telekom Malaysia)
- U Mobile
- Yes (YTL Communications) (FDD/TDD-LTE)
WiMAX operators[]
- AMAX
- P1 (discontinued)
- Y-Max Networks Sdn Bhd
Maldives[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Dhiraagu (Cable & Wireless)
Mobile operators[]
- Dhiraagu (Cable & Wireless)
- Raajjé Online ()
- Wataniya Telecom Maldives (Qtel)
Mali[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Sotelma
Mobile operators[]
- Malitel (Sotelma)
- Orange Mali (Orange S.A.)
Malta[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Epic (Monaco Telecom)
- GO (Dubai Holding)
- Hello
- Sky
Mobile operators[]
- Epic (Monaco Telecom)
- (Dubai Holding)
MVNO operators[]
- (MVNO)
- PING (MVNO)
- Redtouch Fone (MVNO)
- (MVNO)
Martinique[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Orange (Orange S.A.)
Mobile operators[]
- Digicel (Digicel Group)
Mauritania[]
Fixed line operators[]
Mobile operators[]
Mauritius[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Mauritius Telecom
Mobile operators[]
- Airtel
- MyT
- Emtel
- Chilli (MTML)
Mayotte (France)[]
Fixed line operators[]
Mobile operators[]
Mexico[]
Fixed line operators[]
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Moldova[]
Fixed line operators[]
Mobile operators[]
- Interdnestrcom
- Moldcell
- Orange Moldova
- Unité
Mongolia[]
Fixed line operators[]
Mobile operators[]
- Mobicom Corporation
- Skytel
- Unitel
- G-Mobile
Montenegro[]
Fixed line operators[]
- m:tel (Telekom Srbija + Telekom Srpske)
- T-Com Montenegro (Crnogorski Telekom)
Mobile operators[]
- m:tel (Telekom Srbija + Telekom Srpske)
- T-Mobile Montenegro (Crnogorski Telekom)
- Telenor Montenegro (PPF (company))
WiMAX operators[]
- m:tel (Telekom Srbija + Telekom Srpske)
- WiMax Montenegro
Morocco[]
Fixed line operators[]
- INWI
- Maroc Telecom (Government of Morocco and Etisalat)
- Méditel (Finance com and Orange SA)
Mobile operators[]
- INWI
- Maroc Telecom
- Méditel (Finance com and Telefónica)
- Orange (Orange S.A.)
Mozambique[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Telecommunicacoes De Mozambique (TDM)
Mobile network operators[]
- (Government of Mozambique)
- Vodacom (Telkom and Vodafone)
Myanmar[]
Fixed line operators[]
- MPT
- Ooredoo Myanmar (Ooredoo) (WCDMA)
- Telenor Myanmar (Telenor)
- Mytel
Namibia[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Telecom Namibia
Mobile operators[]
- MTC Namibia
Nepal[]
Nepal is the first country to provide 3G general service in South Asia, followed by Sri Lanka, via Nepal Telecom. 3G service is available throughout the country, including Everest Base Camp. 4G LTE WIMAX service has been recently provided at minimum cost at spots in major cities including government offices, public places, malls, shopping centres, hospitals, restaurant, and public parks. It is also freely available in places of religious worship.[93] Climbers of Mount Everest can use video call and other 3G services at the top of the mountain at no cost. LTE services have been installed in many base camps.
Fixed line operators[]
- CG Digital
- Nepal Telecom
Mobile operators[]
- SmartCell
- Hello Nepal
- Ncell GSM
- Nepal Telecom GSM & CDMA both
- United Telecom CDMA
Netherlands[]
Mobile operators: T-mobile Netherlands B.V. KPN B.V. Vodafone Libertel B.V
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New Caledonia[]
Fixed line operators[]
Mobile operators[]
New Zealand[]
Fixed line operators[]
National network owners[]
- Vodafone New Zealand
- Spark New Zealand (formerly Telecom New Zealand)
- Chorus Limited (formerly Telecom New Zealand)
Regulated UFB fibre companies (Crown Fibre Holdings suppliers)[]
- Chorus Limited
Resellers[]
- Orcon Internet Limited
Mobile operators[]
- 2Degrees (Econet Wireless, NZ Communications) (GSM/WCDMA)
- Vodafone (GSM/WCDMA)
- Spark New Zealand (formerly Telecom New Zealand)(WCDMA)
Nicaragua[]
Mobile operators[]
- Claro (América Móvil)
Niger[]
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Nigeria[]
Fixed line operators[]
- NITEL (Transcorp)
Mobile operators[]
- Mtel (Transcorp)
- Airtel Nigeria (Airtel Group)
- Globacom
- MTN Nigeria (MTN Group)
- Etisalat Nigeria (Etisalat) – now re-branded 9mobile after Etisalat's withdrawal from the market
Norway[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Telenor
- BaneTele
- TDCSong (TDC)
- formerly Banetele
- Altibox
Mobile operators[]
- Telenor Mobil (Telenor)
- Telia Norge (Telia Company)
Oman[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Omantel
Mobile operators[]
- Oman Mobile (Omantel)
- ( & TDC)
Pakistan[]
Fixed line operators[]
- PTCL (Etisalat)
Mobile operators[]
- Jazz (VimpelCom)
- Ufone (PTCL)
- Zong (China Mobile)
- Telenor Pakistan (Telenor)
Wireless Local Loop Operators[]
- PTCL (Etisalat)
- Wateen
- WorldCall
- Wi-Tribe (Qtel)
Palestinian Territories[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Paltel
Mobile operators[]
- Jawwal
- Ooredoo Palestine (Qtel)
Panama[]
Fixed line operators[]
Mobile operators[]
- (CWC)
- (Tigo )
- (Digicel)
- (América Móvil)
Papua New Guinea[]
Fixed line operators[]
Mobile operators[]
- (/)
- ()
- Digicel (Digicel Group)
Paraguay[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Copaco
Mobile operators[]
- (Millicom)
- Personal (Telecom Italia)
- Claro (América Móvil)
Peru[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Telefónica
- Claro (Telmex)
Mobile operators[]
- Movistar (Telefónica)
- Claro (América Móvil)
- (Viettel Peru)
- (Entel Chile)
Philippines[]
Fixed line operators[]
- PLDT
- Globe Telecom
- Converge ICT
- Eastern Communications
Mobile operators[]
- Globe Telecom (via Globe, TM)
- Smart Communications (via Smart, TNT, Sun Cellular)
- Dito Telecommunity
- Now Telecom (provisional)
Poland[]
Fixed line operators[]
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Portugal[]
Fixed line operators[]
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Puerto Rico[]
Fixed line operators[]
- (América Movil)
- (AT&T – before: Centennial Corp.)
- (Liberty Cablevision of Puerto Rico – before: OneLink Communications, Inc.) (uses VOIP)
- (uses VOIP)
- (uses VOIP)
Mobile operators[]
- Claro Puerto Rico (mobile phone network) (América Móvil)
- AT&T Mobility (AT&T)
- ()
- Sprint (Sprint Nextel Corp.) (Roaming: Open Mobile)
- TracFone Wireless (América Móvil)
- Virgin Mobile (via Sprint Network)
- Boost Mobile (via Sprint Network)
Qatar[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Ooredoo
Vodafone Qatar
Mobile operators[]
- Ooredoo
- Vodafone Qatar
Réunion (France)[]
Fixed line operators[]
Mobile operators[]
Romania[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Telekom Romania (Romtelecom + COSMOTE)
- Digi.Tel (RCS&RDS)
- UPC Romania (Liberty Global)
- Atlas Telecom
- ()
Mobile operators[]
- Orange Romania (Orange S.A.)
- Vodafone Romania (Vodafone)
- Telekom Romania (Romtelecom + COSMOTE)
- Digi.Mobil (RCS&RDS)
Russia[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Rostelecom
- Moscow City Telephone Network
Mobile operators[]
- Beeline Russia (VEON)
- MegaFon/Yota (USM Holdings)
- MTS (Sistema)
- Tele2 Russia (Rostelecom, VTB, by license of Tele2 AB)
Rwanda[]
Fixed line operators[]
Mobile operators[]
- (MTN Group)
- Rwanda Airtel
- Rwandatel
Saint Kitts and Nevis[]
Fixed line operators[]
Mobile operators[]
- LIME
- Digicel (Digicel Group)
Saint Lucia[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Cable&Wireless/LIME
- Karib Cable
Mobile operators[]
- Digicel (Digicel Group)
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines[]
Fixed line operators[]
Mobile operators[]
- Digicel (Digicel Group)
Samoa[]
Fixed line operators[]
Mobile operators[]
São Tomé[]
Fixed line operators[]
Mobile operators[]
Saudi Arabia[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Saudi Telecom Company
- Mobily (Etisalat)[94]
- GO (Etihad Atheeb Telecom)
Mobile operators[]
- Saudi Telecom Company
- Mobily (Etisalat)
- Zain Saudi Arabia (Zain)
- Virgin Mobile (Virgin Group) (MVNO with STC)
- Lebara Mobile () (MVNO with Mobily)
- Orange (Orange S.A.)
Senegal[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Sonatel
Mobile operators[]
- Expresso – Senegal (CDMA)
- Orange (GSM)
- Tigo (GSM)
Serbia[]
Fixed line operators[]
- mts (Serbian Government)
Mobile operators[]
- mts (Telekom Srbija)
- Telenor Serbia (PPF (company))
- vip (Telekom Austria)
Sierra Leone[]
Fixed line operators[]
Mobile operators[]
- Airtel Sierra Leone (Airtel Group)
- Africell ()
Singapore[]
Fixed line operators[]
- SingTel
- StarHub (Temasek Holdings, Qtel, NTT & MediaCorp)
Mobile operators[]
- SingTel
- M1
- StarHub
- Circles.Life
- Grid Net – iDen & PTT Onlo
Slovakia[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Slovak Telekom (Deutsche Telekom)
Mobile operators[]
- Slovak Telekom (Deutsche Telekom)
- Orange (Orange S.A.)
- O2 Slovakia (O2 Czech republic)
- ()
Slovenia[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Telekom Slovenije
- T-2
- Telemach
Mobile operators[]
Solomon Islands[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Solomon Telekom Co Ltd (Our Telecom)
Mobile operators[]
- Bemobile/Vodafone
- Our Telekom[95]
Somalia[]
Fixed line operators[]
Hormuud Telecom [AmteL]
Mobile operators[]
[AmteL]
South Africa[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Telkom
- Neotel
Mobile[]
Duopoly[]
- MTN Group
- Vodacom
Quadopoly[]
- Telkom Mobile
- Cell C
Other[]
- Rain
- Mr. Price Mobile
- Virgin Mobile South Africa
- Me&You Mobile
Spain[]
Fixed line operators[]
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Sri Lanka[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Dialog
- Lanka Bell
- SLTMobitel
Mobile operators[]
- Airtel
- Dialog
- Hutch
- SLTMobitel
Public pay phone operators[]
Dialog, Lanka Bell, and SLTMobitel are entitled to provide pay phone services according to their licences.
Sudan[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Thabit (Sudatel)
- Canar (Etisalat)
Mobile operators[]
- Sudani
- (MTN Group)
- Zain Sudan (Zain Group)
Suriname[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Telesur
Mobile operators[]
- Airtel
- Digicel (Digicel Group)
Sweden[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Telia Company
- Tele2
- Glocalnet
- Telenor
- Vattenfall
- Sky Broadband
Mobile operators[]
- Tele2
- (Telenor)
- Telia (Telia Company)
- 3 (CK Hutchison Holdings)
- Nordisk Mobiltelefon
MVNO operators[]
- Halebop (Telia)
- Lyca Mobile
- Vectone mobile
- GT Mobile
- Glocalnet (Telenor)
- Tango (Tele2)
- (Telenor)
- Swedfone
Other operators[]
VoIP operators[]
- Bredbandsbolaget (Telenor)
- HowSIP
Switzerland[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Swisscom
- UPC Switzerland (Liberty Global)
- Sunrise (Liberty Global)
Mobile operators[]
- Swisscom
- Sunrise (Liberty Global)
- Salt Mobile
Swaziland[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Swaziland Post and Telecommunication Corporation (SPTC)
Mobile operators[]
- Swazi Mobile
- Swazi MTN
Syria[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Syrian Telecommunications Establishment (STE)
Mobile operators[]
- MTN Syria (MTN Group)
- SyriaTel
Taiwan[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Chunghwa Telecom
Mobile operators[]
- Chunghwa Telecom
- Taiwan Mobile
- FarEasTone
- Vibo
Tajikistan[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Tajiktelecom[96]
Mobile operators[]
- Tcell (Aga Khan Fund for Economic Development)
- (ZET Mobile Ltd.)
- MegaFon (MegaFon)
Tanzania[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Tanzania Telecommunications Company Limited
Mobile operators[]
- Tanzania Telecommunications Company Limited
- Airtel Tanzania (Airtel Group)
- Tigo Tanzania (Millicom)
- Vodacom Tanzania (Vodacom)
- ()
- (Benson)
- (Etisalat)
Thailand[]
Fixed line operators[]
- National Telecom
- True Corporation
- AIS Fibre
Mobile operators[]
- Advanced Info Service
- DTAC
- True Move
Togo[]
Fixed line operators[]
TOGOCOM
Mobile operators[]
Tonga[]
The country had 0.030 million main lines in use in 2012.[97]
Fixed line operators[]
Mobile operators[]
Trinidad and Tobago[]
Fixed line operators[]
- bmobile
- FLOW
- Digicel
Mobile operators[]
- Digicel (Digicel Group)
- bmobile (TSTT & Cable & Wireless)
Tunisia[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Tunisie Telecom (TUNTEL)
Mobile operators[]
- Tunisiana (Ooredoo)
- Tunisie Telecom (TUNTEL)
- Orange
Turkey[]
Fixed line operators[]
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Turkmenistan[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Turkmen Telecom
- Ashgabat City Telephone Network
Mobile operators[]
- Altyn Asyr
- MTS Turkmenistan
Uganda[]
Fixed line operators[]
- MTN Uganda (MTN Group)
- Uganda Telecom
Mobile operators[]
- Airtel Uganda
- K2 Telecom
- MTN Uganda
- Orange Uganda – acquired by Africell Telecom in 2014[98]
- Uganda Telecom
- Vodafone Uganda[99][100]
Ukraine[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Ukrtelecom
Mobile operators[]
- Kyivstar (holding company Veon, owned by Altimo (Alfa Group), Russia (56.2%) and Telenor, Norway (19.7%))
- Lifecell (Turkcell, Turkey (100%))
- Vodafone Ukraine and MTS (MTS, Russia (100%))
- PEOPLEnet (Telesystemy Ukrayinu, Ukraine (100%))
- Intertelecom (Intertelecom, Ukraine (100%))
- (Ukrtelecom, Ukraine (100%))
- Lycamobile, virtual based on TryMob network (Lyca Group, Great Britain (100%))
VoIP operators[]
United Arab Emirates[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Du
- Etisalat
Mobile operators[]
- Du
- Etisalat
United Kingdom[]
Fixed line operators[]
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United States[]
Fixed line operators (over $10 billion annual revenues)[]
- AT&T
- CenturyLink (acquired Level 3 Communications[101])
- Charter Communications[102]
- Comcast
- Cox Communications
- T-Mobile
- Verizon Communications (acquired XO Communications[103])
Fixed line operators ($1 to $10 billion annual revenues)[]
- Altice (Cablevision,[104] Lightpath,[105] and Suddenlink Communications)[106]
- Cable One Sparklight[107]
- Cincinnati Bell (acquired Hawaiian Telcom)
- Consolidated Communications (acquired FairPoint Communications[108])
- Crown Castle International Corp. (acquiring Lightower)[109]
- Frontier Communications[110]
- Granite Telecommunications[111]
- GTT Communications (Acquiring Interoute)[112]
- IDT Corporation[80]
- Mediacom[113]
- Telephone and Data Systems (includes subsidiaries TDS Telecom and U.S. Cellular[114])
- Vonage[89]
- Windstream Communications (acquired EarthLink[115])
- Zayo Group
- WideOpenWest[88]
Fixed line operators ($100 million to $1 billion annual revenues)[]
- ACN Inc.
- Alaska Communications
- Birch Communications & Cbeyond[116]
- Cogent Communications
- GCI
- Lumos Networks[117]
- Pac-West Telecomm
- Primus Telecom
Fixed line operators (less than $100 million annual revenues)[]
- BullsEye Telecom
- PMC Telecom
Mobile operators[]
United States Virgin Islands[]
Mobile operators[]
- Centennial Wireless (Centennial Communications) (CDMA)
- T-Mobile (Deutsche Telekom) (GSM)
Uruguay[]
Fixed line operators[]
- ANTEL
Mobile operators[]
- Ancel (Antel)
- Claro (América Móvil)
- Movistar (Telefónica)
Uzbekistan[]
Fixed line operators[]
Mobile operators[]
- ()
- UMS ()
- Unitel (Beeline)
- Humans
Venezuela[]
Fixed line operators[]
- CANTV
Mobile operators[]
- Digitel
- Movilnet (CANTV)
- Movistar (Telefónica)
Vietnam[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Telecom
- SPT[citation needed]
- Viettel
- VNPT[citation needed]
- VTC[citation needed]
- CMC[citation needed]
Mobile operators[]
- Airtel
- Gtel[citation needed]
- Hanoi Telecom[citation needed]
- Mobile Phone[citation needed]
- Viettel
- Vina Phone[citation needed]
Yemen[]
Mobile operators[]
- (MTN Group)
- Sabafon
- Y ()
- Yemen Mobile
Zambia[]
Fixed line operators[]
- Zamtel
Mobile operators[]
- Airtel ()
- MTN ()
- Zamtel ()
Zimbabwe[]
Fixed line operators[]
Mobile operators[]
- Airtel
- Econet Wireless
- Net*One
- Telecel (Orascom)
See also[]
- Fixed phone
- Landline
- ITU-T
- List of mobile network operators of the Americas
- List of mobile network operators of the Asia Pacific region
- List of mobile network operators of Europe
- List of mobile network operators of the Middle East and Africa
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