Company DescriptionTelstra Group Limited provides telecommunications and information services to businesses, governments, and individuals in Australia and internationally. It operates in four segments: Telstra Consumer and Small Business, Telstra Enterprise, Networks and IT, and Telstra InfraCo. The company offers telecommunication, media and technology products and services in Australia using mobile and fixed network technologies, as well as operates call centers, retail stores, a dealership network, digital channels, distribution systems and Telstra Plus customer loyalty program. It also provides network capacity and management, unified communications, cloud, security, industry solutions, integrated and monitoring services to government and large enterprise and business customers; wholesale services, including voice and data; and telecommunication products and services to other carriers, carriage service providers, and internet service providers, as well as builds and manages digital platforms. In addition, the company operates the fixed passive network infrastructure, including data centers, exchanges, poles, ducts, pits and pipes, and fiber network; provides wholesale customers with access to network infrastructure; provides long-term access to components of infrastructure under the infrastructure services agreement; designs and constructs fiber, exchanges, and other infrastructure; and operates the passive and physical mobile tower assets owned or operated by the Amplitel Pty Ltd. The company was formerly known as Telstra Corporation Limited and changed its name to Telstra Group Limited in November 2022. Telstra Group Limited was founded in 1901 and is based in Melbourne, Australia.
How the Company Makes MoneyTelstra generates revenue through multiple streams, primarily from its telecommunications services, which include mobile services (postpaid and prepaid), fixed-line services (broadband and telephony), and wholesale services to other carriers. The company's mobile segment is a significant contributor, driven by its extensive customer base and the rollout of 5G technology. Telstra also earns revenue from its media and entertainment offerings, including subscription services and advertising. Additionally, the company has formed strategic partnerships with various technology and content providers, enhancing its service portfolio and creating new revenue opportunities. Factors such as the increasing demand for data and connectivity, as well as ongoing investment in infrastructure, play a crucial role in driving its earnings.