Company DescriptionTelefônica Brasil S.A., together with its subsidiaries, provides mobile and fixed telecommunications services to residential and corporate customers in Brazil. Its fixed line services portfolio includes local, domestic long-distance, and international long-distance calls; and mobile portfolio comprises voice and broadband internet access through 3G, 4G, 4.5G, and 5G as well as mobile value-added services and wireless roaming services. The company also offers data services, including broadband and mobile data services. In addition, it provides pay TV services through direct to home satellite technology, IPTV, and cable, as well as pay-per-view and video on demand services; network services, such as rental of facilities; other services comprising internet access, private network connectivity, computer equipment leasing, extended service, caller identification, voice mail, cellular blocker, and others; wholesale services, including interconnection services to users of other network providers; and digital services, such as entertainment, cloud, and security and financial services. Further, the company offers multimedia communication services, which include audio, data, voice and other sounds, images, texts, and other information, as well as sells devices, such as smartphones, broadband USB modems, and other devices. Additionally, it provides telecommunications solutions and IT support to various industries, such as retail, manufacturing, services, financial institutions, government, etc. It markets and sells its solutions through own stores, dealers, retail and distribution channels, door-to-door sales, and outbound tele sales. The company was formerly known as Telecomunicações de São Paulo S.A. - TELESP and changed its name to Telefônica Brasil S.A. in October 2011. The company was incorporated in 1998 and is headquartered in São Paulo, Brazil.
How the Company Makes MoneyTelefonica Brasil generates revenue through multiple streams, including mobile services, fixed broadband, and pay television subscriptions. The majority of its income comes from mobile telecommunications, where it offers a variety of prepaid and postpaid plans to individual consumers and businesses. Additionally, the company earns revenue from fixed-line services, including voice and broadband internet, catering to residential and corporate clients. VIV also monetizes its network infrastructure through partnerships and wholesale agreements with other telecom operators. Significant partnerships, such as those with content providers for bundled services, and investments in digital transformation initiatives, further contribute to its earnings. Furthermore, the company capitalizes on the growing demand for data services, offering enhanced mobile internet and value-added services that drive customer retention and acquisition.