In 2016, the leading telecommunications operator worldwide was the American company AT&T with sales of almost 148.1 billion euro. The second largest operator was the American company Verizon with 113.9 billion euro in sales.
Biggest global telecommunication operators - additional information Founded in 1952, Nippon Telegraph and Telephone, commonly known as NTT, is a Japanese telecommunications operator headquartered in Tokyo. NTT had almost 220,000 employees as of March 2012 and is partly owned by the Japanese government, which holds roughly a third of the company’s shares.
AT&T (USA) | 148.1 |
Verizon (USA) | 113.9 |
China Mobile (China) | 96.4 |
NTT (Japan) | 94.7 |
Softbank (Japan) | 74 |
Deutsche Telekom (Germany) | 73.1 |
Telefónica (Spain) | 52 |
China Telecom (China) | 47.9 |
Vodafone (UK) | 47.6 |
América Movil (Mexico) | 47.2 |
Comcast (USA) | 45.2 |
Orange (France) | 40.9 |
KDDI (Japan) | 39.5 |
China Unicom (China) | 37.3 |
Charter (USA) | 36.2 |
BT (UK) | 29.4 |
Telecom Italia (Italy) | 19 |
Liberty Global (USA) | 18.1 |
KT (South Korea) | 17.7 |
Telstra (Australia) | 17.5 |
Century Link (USA) | 15.8 |
BCE (Canada) | 14.8 |
Telenor (Norway) | 14.1 |
SK Telecom (South Korea) | 13.3 |
Etisalat (UAE) | 12.9 |