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Trades about 69% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Headquartered in Brussels, Belgium, Proximus PLC is a long-standing digital services and communication provider, founded in 1930 and known as Belgacom SA until its name change in June 2015. The company extends its reach across Belgium and internationally. Proximus organizes its extensive operations into three key segments: Domestic, International Carrier Services, and TeleSign. Its offerings cater to a broad spectrum of clients. For residential customers and smaller enterprises, Proximus delivers fundamental services such as fixed-line and mobile telephony, internet connectivity, and television. Mid-sized and large corporations, as well as public sector entities, benefit from a comprehensive suite of information and communication technology (ICT) solutions. These include telecommunication services, IT infrastructure management, multi-cloud platforms, digital financial tools, robust cybersecurity, specialized business applications, and various managed and training services. Beyond these, the company also provides integrated ICT solutions that encompass networking, cloud services, advanced cybersecurity measures, data analytics, and artificial intelligence capabilities, serving residential, business, and telecom wholesale markets. A unique aspect of its international portfolio includes authentication and digital identity verification services, specifically tailored for prominent internet brands, digital innovators, and cloud-native businesses. Proximus markets its diverse products and services through several recognized brands, including Proximus, Scarlet, Mobile Vikings, Tango, Telindus, and Telindus Netherlands.
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