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Trades about 304% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Telecom Italia S.p.A. offers a comprehensive suite of fixed and mobile telecommunications services to consumers and businesses both domestically in Italy and internationally. Its operations are organized into distinct segments: Domestic, Brazil, and Other Operations. For residential users and families, it supplies essential fixed and mobile voice and internet services, as well as public telephony and custom-developed products. Business clients, spanning from small offices and medium-sized enterprises to large corporations and the public sector, benefit from its voice, data, internet, and advanced information and communications technology (ICT) solutions across fixed and mobile platforms. The company also actively develops and oversees a comprehensive portfolio of regulated and unregulated wholesale services catering to other fixed-line and mobile telecommunications providers. Key responsibilities further encompass the engineering, construction, operation, and ongoing management of its extensive network infrastructure, IT systems, and physical assets. Additionally, it engages in customer care, provides operational credit support, and manages customer loyalty and retention programs. Established in 1908, Telecom Italia S.p.A. is headquartered in Rome, Italy, and maintains a strategic partnership with Google Cloud.
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