TELECOM ARGENTINA SA
Telecom Argentina provides telecommunications, entertainment and technology services to individuals, households, businesses and governments. Headquartered in Buenos Aires, Argentina, it operates in Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay, the United States and Chile. Its Argentine operations include the Personal Network and the separately managed TMA Network. Personal brands cover mobile services, broadband, television, smart home products and business technology. Personal Pay provides digital financial services through Micro Sistemas, which Telecom Argentina jointly controls. TMA offers mobile and fixed telephony, broadband and video services in Argentina. Telecom Argentina earns money from prepaid and subscription mobile plans, additional usage charges, device sales and wholesale services such as interconnection and infrastructure provision. It also offers data transmission, IT outsourcing, cybersecurity and live and on-demand content.
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Telecom Argentina (TEO) agreed to sell 6 million mobile customers to Metrotel for $450M, as required by antitrust regulators. The sale is part of Telecom's $1.245B takeover of Telefónica's Argentine unit, approved with conditions in June 2026. Metrotel, now owned by Argentine and US investors, will operate the mobile business under the Tuenti brand. The deal is subject to final regulatory approvals.
Heine Martin Andres (See Remarks) purchased 7,000 shares of TELECOM ARGENTINA SA (TEO) at $2.67 on 2026-10-09.
Argentina's competition authority approved Metrotel, owned by Riverwood Capital and Blackstone, as the buyer of 6 million mobile and 200,000 broadband customers from Telecom Argentina. The divestment is a condition of Telecom Argentina's 2025 acquisition of Telefónica Argentina for $1.245 billion. The price of the transaction has not been finalized.
Recent TEO coverage spans insider activity, regulation and earnings.
In the last 30 days, TEO insiders filed 1 SEC Form 4 transaction — 1 purchase ($19K) and no sales. The most active reporter was Heine Martin Andres, See Remarks, with 1 filing.
The forced sale removes a significant subscriber base and network assets, reducing future revenue potential while providing a cash infusion.
Small insider purchase may signal confidence but size is negligible relative to market cap.
Potential upside if Metrotel successfully builds its own network; downside if integration fails.
The insider sale may signal lack of confidence and could pressure the stock lower.
Telecom is trading as a relative winner, but the article’s driver is still domestic macro and risk premium, not telecom fundamentals.
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Telecom Argentina (TEO) agreed to sell 6 million mobile customers to Metrotel for $450M, as required by antitrust regulators. The sale is part of Telecom's $1.245B takeover of Telefónica's Argentine unit, approved with conditions in June 2026. Metrotel, now owned by Argentine and US investors, will operate the mobile business under the Tuenti brand. The deal is subject to final regulatory approvals.
3 min readHeine Martin Andres (See Remarks) purchased 7,000 shares of TELECOM ARGENTINA SA (TEO) at $2.67 on 2026-10-09.
1 min readArgentina's competition authority approved Metrotel, owned by Riverwood Capital and Blackstone, as the buyer of 6 million mobile and 200,000 broadband customers from Telecom Argentina. The divestment is a condition of Telecom Argentina's 2025 acquisition of Telefónica Argentina for $1.245 billion. The price of the transaction has not been finalized.
2 min readGonzalez Baruki Luis Alberto sold 188,500 shares of TELECOM ARGENTINA SA (TEO) at $2.78 ($0.52M total) on 2026-08-20.
1 min readArgentina’s S&P Merval fell 0.45% to 3,086,784.5 for a sixth straight session, while the country risk premium on Argentine debt rose to 451, its highest since June. The article cites weak domestic data, including industrial output down 2.2% (first half 2026), construction down 4.1% (June), and Buenos Aires inflation at 2.9% (July), outweighing a softer US jobs backdrop.
7 min readTelecom Argentina S.A. (NYSE: TEO, BYMA: TECO2) reported 1H26 consolidated revenues of P$5,075,511 million and net income of P$869,038 million, versus a net loss of P$100,900 million in 1H25. Service revenues were P$4,888,908 million. Operating income before D&A&I was P$1,816,819 million, with a 35.8% margin. CAPEX was P$946,470 million and net financial debt P$4,646,726 million as of June 30, 2026.
4 min readTELECOM ARGENTINA SA (TEO) furnished an SEC Form 6-K — earnings release. Yes ¨ No x Contacts: Luis Fernando Rial Ubago - lfrialubago@personal.com.ar Tomás Pellicori - tlpellicori@personal.com.ar Market Cap (NYSE: TEO): US$ 5,926.9 million 1 Telecom Argentina S.A. announces consolidated results for the first half (“1H26”) and second quarter of fiscal y
3 min readParaguay’s regulator Conatel awarded 5G-compatible spectrum licenses in a second tender to Tigo (Millicom) and Personal (Telecom Argentina). Conatel said they were the only bidders for 2.3 GHz and 3.5 GHz bands. Claro and Nubicom had won 5G spectrum in the prior year’s 3.5 GHz auction.
2 min readArgentine ADRs on NY fell over two sessions, with Mercado Libre (-2.35%), Telecom Argentina (-1.43%) and Cresud (-1.38%) leading declines. JP Morgan’s country risk index ended above 418 bps, above 400, tied to US-Iran conflict actions. Energy stocks rose as Brent climbed, lifting YPF (+2.5%), Vista Energy (+2.6%) and Pampa (+0.26%).
7 min readOn July 2, Argentina’s S&P MERVAL index rose 1.13% to about 3,157,091.24, rebounding after a prior drop. The article cites positive breadth (9 of 13 stocks up) and notes technology led while energy lagged. It attributes support to President Javier Milei’s reform program and a steady USD/ARS within the central bank’s band, with investors watching Congress’ proposed incentive law.
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