Verizon
Verizon sells mobile plans, phones, fiber and fixed wireless home internet to U.S. consumers, and connectivity and security services to businesses and governments.
Verizon sells phones for less than they cost.
The loss on devices is the price of winning customers who then pay monthly service fees.
How big is Verizon?
Mostly consumers.
- Consumer79%$106.8B
- Business21%$29.1B
Own the network, rent it many ways.
- 1Spectrum, towers and fiber
- 2Mobile, home internet, perks
- 3Network access to resellers
The same network earns from Verizon's own customers and from rival brands that resell its capacity.
- The Vanguard Group8.4%
- BlackRock, Inc.8.3%
- State Street Corporation5.2%
CEO: Daniel Schulman
- 2000Bell Atlantic and GTE merge to create Verizon
- 2009Alltel acquired
- 2014Verizon buys out Vodafone's 45% of Verizon Wireless
- 20185G Home launched
- 2021Verizon Media sold to Apollo
Every number on this page comes from Verizon's own reports.
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