Company description

Market Characteristics The telecommunications sector in Brazil is marked by a high degree of competition and by the effective regulation of the National Telecommunications Agency, or ANATEL, which has a stated purpose of “promoting the development of telecommunications in Brazil, in order to provide it with a modern and efficient telecommunications infrastructure, capable of offering society appropriate and diversified services at fair prices nationwide.” After 2023, with the subsiding of the COVID-19 pandemic, the telecommunications sector presented a relief in performance. The sector maintained a growth trajectory in terms of data consumption, and as such, operators were required to adapt their networks and face the challenge of delivering an increasingly robust infrastructure in an environment which requires greater rationality of investments, including on projects such as the densification of sites, frequency refarming, and the aggregation of carriers on two or three frequencies. Furthermore, we continue to advance in sharing initiatives focused on 4G and transport network, despite accelerating the rollout of our 5G coverage to optimize traffic offload. This network evolution has allowed for a better usage experience, both in terms of performance – with higher download and upload speeds and lower latency – as well as in indoor coverage and greater penetration.

Read the full filing description · filed 30 Mar 2026

At a glance

Sector

Communication Services

Industry

Telephone Communications (No Radiotelephone)

CEO

Alberto Mario Griselli