Telecommunications companies and decision-makers

Browse Telecommunications companies with their email formats and decision-maker contacts. Statistics refreshed Nov 6, 2026.

11company records

The Telecommunications landscape

Telecommunications providers deliver fiber, 5G, mobile, and enterprise connectivity infrastructure. Decision-makers include network operations leaders, infrastructure directors, and executive management teams.

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Most common decision-maker titles
CEO / FounderVP of SalesVP of EngineeringHR / TalentHead of MarketingCOO / Operations
Counted from a sample of contacts in this industry.

Industry snapshot

By company size

10001+74
1001-500044
5001-1000020
251-50017
501-100016
51-10011

By headquarters country

United States82
France11
Canada10
Japan9
United Kingdom8
China8
Computed from the companies in this database.

Segments within Telecommunications

11 Telecommunications company profiles (filtered)

CompanyDetailsSegmentsEmployeesVerified contactsTop email format
AT&Tatt.com
📍 Dallas, TX Collaboration, Communications Infrastructure — 24 {first.last} 90%
Verizonverizon.com Verizon Communications is a broadband and telecommunications company that provides information and entertainment services.
📍 New York, NY Communications Infrastructure — 10 {first.last} 86%
Saudi Telecom Companystc.com.sa Saudi Telecom Company is a telecommunications service provider.
📍 Riyadh, Ar Riyad, Saudi Arabia Communications Infrastructure, Digital Entertainment — 10 {flast} 100%
ASMPTasmpt.com ASMPT is a leading global supplier of hardware and software solutions for the manufacture of semiconductors and electronics.
📍 Singapore, Central Region, Singapore Communications Infrastructure, Electronics — 7 {first.last} 86%
Intelsatintelsat.com Intelsat provides satellite communication services via a global space and terrestrial network, connecting people and businesses worldwide.
📍 Mclean, Virginia, United States Communications Infrastructure, Satellite Communication — 6 {first.last} 100%
MCImci.com MCI Communications was the second-largest long-distance telecommunications service provider in the U.S. until its purchase by WorldCom.
📍 Washington, District of Columbia, United States Communications Infrastructure, Wireless — 5 {first.last} 100%
Ezentisezentis.com Ezentis is a network services provider for communications and energy companies.
📍 Madrid, Madrid, Spain Communications Infrastructure, Infrastructure — 4 {first.last} 100%
IDT Corporationidt.net IDT Corporation enriches lives, providing communication, entertainment and financial services.
📍 Newark, NJ Communications Infrastructure, Digital Entertainment — 3 {first.last} 100%
MetTelmettel.net MetTel integrates telecom and technology in innovative ways that breathe life into your business and drive it forward.
📍 New York, NY Communications Infrastructure — 2 {flast} 50%
Inteliquentinteliquent.com Inteliquent is an interconnection provider that powers voice communications, serving both service providers and enterprises.
📍 Chicago, IL Communications Infrastructure, Wireless — 1 {first.last} 100%
Jupiter Telecommunicationsjcom.co.jp Jupiter Telecommunications operates as a multiple system and channel operator offering multi-channel cable television.
📍 Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan Communications Infrastructure, Internet — 0 —

Questions about Telecommunications leads

How many Telecommunications companies are in the database?

The database holds 11 Telecommunications company records. 11 of them have a public profile you can browse on this page.

Which Telecommunications roles are most common in the contact data?

In a sample of contacts for this industry the most common roles were CEO / Founder, VP of Sales, VP of Engineering.

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Parent industry and related segments

About this data

Only organizations with a business domain are listed. Consumer mail providers such as Gmail or Yahoo are excluded from contact lists.

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