Telefónica Confirms Her Departure From Venezuela, Mexico and Chile and studies...
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Movistar (Telefónica), a Spanish company, will leave the markets of Mexico, Venezuela and Chile as part of its strategy to reduce its regional exposure, confirmed the president of the company, Marc Murtra, on Tuesday, November 4. To date, the subsidiaries in Argentina, Peru, Uruguay, Ecuador and Colombia have already been sold, although Murtra did not specify the exact deadlines to complete the exit strategy of Mexico, Venezuela and Chile. “We a…
The president of Telefónica, Marc Murtra, confirmed this Tuesday that the company will also leave...
The company records a net loss of 1,080 million euros until September, after divestments in the region
The president of the multinational defends himself: “Telefónica has had aversion to making difficult decisions”
Telefónica announced Tuesday its departure from Mexico, Chile and Venezuela in its new strategic plan 2026-2029.
Marc Thomas Murtra Millar, Chairman of the Board and CEO of the Spanish company Telefónica, confirmed on November 4, 2025, the company's exit from Mexico. He did not specify when this would take place. “Telefónica has limitations in its financial flexibility, and our leverage affects short-term decisions and prevents us from making certain… Source
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