Telefónica's exit from Argentina is part of a broader move by the Spanish operator, which has focused on Brazil and Europe. Meanwhile, Liberty Latin America is gaining ground, while WOM changes owners in Colombia and Chile.

The search for operational sustainability and the advancement of hyperscale players motivated an intense 2024 in terms of mergers and acquisitions in the Latin American telecommunications market. Beyond the involvement of investment funds—a continuing trend—the big players realigned their presence in the region last year and in the first months of 2025.

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Latin American telecommunication market remains turbulent and on the path to consolidation.

Telefónica's exit from Argentina is part of a broader move by the Spanish operator, which has focused on Brazil and Europe. Meanwhile, Liberty Latin America is gaining ground, while WOM changes owners in Colombia and Chile.

MORE ANALYSIS

Millicom increased profits despite lower sales

The volatility of regional currencies against the dollar and the suspension of B2B business impacted the financial results. The operator reached 41.6 million mobile users, with strong growth in the postpaid subscriber base.

Telefónica's results were hit by divestitures in Argentina and Peru

It posted a loss of €1.304 billion in the first quarter of 2025, mainly due to losses of €1.731 billion from the sales of its subsidiaries in Argentina and Peru. The customer base reached 354 million accesses, driven by fiber rollout and, to a lesser extent, mobile postpaid.

APIs: Telcos' alternative to not being tied to hyperscale players

América Móvil added 2.8 million subscribers in the first quarter of 2025

The operator achieved a revenue increase of almost 40% compared to the same period in 2024. Of the new subscriptions, 2.4 million were

Telefónica reshapes Hispanoamérica: Colombia and Peru in play

These are the last two divestments of the Spanish operator in the region. Its operations remain in Mexico and Chile, the largest, and in Ecuador, Uruguay and Venezuela, the latter with the burden of a recent investment of US$ 500 million to deploy 5G in that country.

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