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About Telefonica

Telefonica operates mobile and fixed networks in Spain (where it is the incumbent operator), the UK, Germany, Brazil, and Latin American countries. The company derives more than 30% of its revenue from Spain, close to 20% from Germany, and 20% from Brazil. Its UK operations are held through a joint venture with Virgin Media. For several years Telefonica has been simplifying its corporate structure by selling noncore assets.

Ticker

$TEF

Sector

Communication

Primary listing

NYSE

Employees

92,196

Telefonica Metrics

BasicAdvanced
$29B
-
-$0.63
0.56
$0.24
5.01%

What the Analysts think about Telefonica

Analyst ratings (Buy, Hold, Sell) for Telefonica stock.

Bulls say / Bears say

Despite a 3.7% year-over-year drop in reported Q2 2025 revenue due to currency impacts, Telefonica posted revenue of €8.95 billion, beating the consensus estimate of €8.92 billion, which points to steady demand in its main markets and confirms its €0.30 dividend commitment for 2025.
Telefonica strengthened its balance sheet by exiting non-core Latin American operations. It sold its Argentina unit for $1.245 billion in February and reached an agreement to sell its Colombian unit for $400 million in March 2025, generating over $1.6 billion to reinvest in higher-return core markets and reduce debt.
Telefonica Deutschland raised its full-year revenue and core profit forecasts after delivering Q2 2025 revenue growth of 5.7% to €1.9 billion and a 10.8% rise in adjusted core profit to €612 million, demonstrating robust performance in Germany.
Telefonica reported a net loss of €51 million for Q2 2025, compared to a €417 million profit a year earlier. This was mainly the result of unfavorable currency effects, especially the weakening of the Brazilian real, and a €206 million impairment on its Latin American assets, highlighting the company’s earnings volatility and exposure to foreign exchange risks.
Telefonica is reportedly considering a capital increase and is in talks with major stakeholders, including the Spanish government and Saudi Telecom. News of these discussions led to a more than 6% fall in its share price, reflecting investor concerns over Telefonica’s high debt levels and funding pressures.
Telefonica has quickened its withdrawal from Latin America, selling its Argentina unit for $1.245 billion and its stake in Peru, and agreeing in March to sell 67.5% of its Colombian unit for $400 million. The company is also working with JPMorgan to divest its Mexican business. This reduces its geographic diversification and increases its reliance on mature European markets.
Data summarised monthly by Lightyear AI. Last updated on 5 Oct 2025.

Telefonica Financial Performance

Revenues and expenses
QuarterlyAnnual
Q3 24
QoQ growth
Revenue
$37B
-39.75%
Net income
$45B
107.52%
Profit margin
37.65%
6.78%

Telefonica Earnings Performance

Company profitability
QuarterlyAnnual
Q4 23
Q1 24
Q2 24
Q3 24
Q4 24
Actual
$3.69
$2.85
$2.45
$2.42
-
Expected
$3.55
$2.61
$2.05
$2.31
$3.94
Surprise
3.94%
9.20%
19.51%
4.63%
-
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