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Telecom Italia SpA
Telecom Italia is Italy’s main telecommunications company. It sells mobile phone service, fixed-line voice, broadband internet, and related services to households and businesses. It also offers network access and managed communications services to corporate and public-sector customers. Most of its money comes from monthly service contracts, usage fees, and business agreements for connectivity and network services. It also earns from wholesale deals, where other telecom operators use its network or buy access to parts of it. That makes Telecom Italia part service provider and part infrastructure owner. What sets the business apart is that it controls much of Italy’s legacy telecom network and remains a key gateway for phone and internet traffic in the country. Its role is not just to sell plans to consumers, but also to maintain the underlying lines, towers, and core network that other carriers and service providers rely on.
Telecom Italia is Italy’s main telecommunications company. It sells mobile phone service, fixed-line voice, broadband internet, and related services to households and businesses. It also offers network access and managed communications services to corporate and public-sector customers.
Most of its money comes from monthly service contracts, usage fees, and business agreements for connectivity and network services. It also earns from wholesale deals, where other telecom operators use its network or buy access to parts of it. That makes Telecom Italia part service provider and part infrastructure owner.
What sets the business apart is that it controls much of Italy’s legacy telecom network and remains a key gateway for phone and internet traffic in the country. Its role is not just to sell plans to consumers, but also to maintain the underlying lines, towers, and core network that other carriers and service providers rely on.
Results in line: TIM said Q1 2026 came in fully in line with expectations, and management confirmed full-year guidance despite the MVNO transition weighing on reported domestic results.
Revenue growth: Group revenue rose 1.4% to EUR 3.3 billion, or 3.1% excluding MVNO effects, while underlying domestic growth remained positive.
Profitability pressure: Reported EBITDA after lease fell 2.7% to EUR 0.8 billion, but the company said the decline was entirely due to MVNO phasing; excluding that impact, EBITDA after lease grew 4.1%.
Cost discipline: CapEx stayed disciplined at 12.5% of revenue, and management highlighted a new pre-retirement plan and tower strategy as key tools to lower the cost base.
Consumer pricing: TIM reiterated its value-over-volume strategy, said more than 4 million wireline and mobile customers were repriced in Q1, and signaled further monetization through a new premium connectivity offer.
Strategic push: TIM leaned heavily into AI, digital sovereignty, and enterprise cloud, while also outlining a path toward a full exit from INWIT over roughly 10 years and continuing to evaluate the Poste Italiane offer.
