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Trades about 100% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
TPG Telecom Limited delivers a comprehensive range of telecommunications services to a diverse clientele, spanning individual consumers, businesses of all sizes, government bodies, and wholesale partners. The company maintains and operates extensive fixed and mobile network infrastructure, including a robust fixed voice and data network that features approximately 28,000 kilometers of metropolitan and inter-capital fiber optic cabling, in addition to 7,000 kilometers of submarine cable systems. Its service portfolio encompasses offerings such as fiber internet, enterprise ethernet solutions, cloud services, SD-WAN technology, mobile connectivity, Internet of Things (IoT) applications, and various answering and messaging functionalities. TPG Telecom markets its fixed and mobile products under well-known brands including Vodafone, TPG, iiNet, Internode, Lebara, and AAPT. Previously known as Vodafone Hutchison Australia Limited, the company adopted its current name, TPG Telecom Limited, in June 2020. Established in 1993, its corporate headquarters are situated in North Sydney, Australia.
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