Operator business services profiles: Western Europe 2026

25 August 2026 | Research

Matt Small

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This report highlights the business activities of 79 telecoms operators in 16 countries in Western Europe. The profiles in this report include information about each operator’s strategy, portfolio, acquisitions and other relevant information. We also include financial performance data, where available.

This report includes short profiles of the following operators.

Country Operators
Austria Telekom Austria (A1), Deutsche Telekom (Magenta), 3 Group Europe (Drei), Liwest, Kabelplus and MegaTel 
Belgium Proximus, Telenet, Orange, Dstny Belgium, Digi Belgium, Edpnet and Fiberklaar
Denmark TDC Group (Nuuday), Telenor, Norlys and Telia
Finland Elisa, Telia Company (Telia), Telenor (DNA) and Finnet (including Lounea)
France Orange, Altice (SFR), Bouygues Telecom and Free (Iliad)
Germany Deutsche Telekom, Vodafone, Telefónica (O2), United Internet (1&1) and Plusnet
Greece OTE Group (Cosmote Telekom), United Group (Nova) and Vodafone
Ireland eir, Vodafone, 3 Group Europe (Three), Liberty Global (Virgin Media), DigitalWell and Digiweb
Italy TIM, Fastweb+Vodafone, WINDTRE and Iliad
Luxembourg POST Telecom, Proximus Luxembourg, Orange and Eltrona
Netherlands KPN, VodafoneZiggo, Odido and DELTA Fiber
Norway Telenor, Telia Company (Telia), Lyse Tele, GlobalConnect, Bitpro  and Unifon
Portugal Altice (MEO), NOS, Vodafone, NOWO (Digi) and ONI
Spain Telefónica (Movistar), MásOrange and Vodafone
Sweden Telia Company (Telia), Tele2, Bahnhof, Bredband2 and Telenor
UK BT Group (BT), VodafoneThree, O2 Daisy, Colt Technology Services (Colt), Gamma Communications (Gamma), TalkTalk Business, Sky (Comcast), Vorboss and Wavenet

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Matt Small

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