Corporate history of América Móvil SAB de CV, a Mexican telecommunications conglomerate, tracing its founding, growth, leadership, and market milestones from 1981 to the present.
Radiomóvil Dipsa S.A. de C.V. is established to operate cellular networks in Mexico. #telecom #Mexico
Telcel launches Mexico's first cellular network, marking the beginning of mobile telecommunications in the country. #telecom #Mexico
Carlos Slim's Carso Group acquires a controlling stake in Telcel, integrating it into the conglomerate. #corporate #Mexico
Telcel obtains new cellular licenses to expand coverage across Mexico, strengthening its market position. #telecom #Mexico
Telcel introduces the prepaid mobile service 'Amigo', revolutionizing access to mobile phones in Mexico. #telecom #innovation
América Móvil is established as a separate entity spun off from Telmex to focus on wireless operations. #corporate #Mexico
América Móvil holds its initial public offering on the Mexican Stock Exchange (BMV) and New York Stock Exchange (NYSE). #finance #IPO
América Móvil enters the Central American market by acquiring PCS Digital and other wireless assets in Guatemala. #expansion #telecom
América Móvil starts operations in Brazil, Argentina, and other South American countries through acquisitions and new licenses. #expansion #telecom
América Móvil purchases Verizon's wireless operations in Latin America, significantly expanding its footprint. #acquisition #telecom
With over 100 million subscribers, América Móvil becomes the largest mobile telecom operator in Latin America. #growth #telecom
América Móvil acquires Cingular Wireless's assets in Latin America, including operations in Puerto Rico and the Caribbean. #acquisition #expansion
América Móvil buys Telecom Italia's Brazilian mobile arm, solidifying its position as a major player in Brazil. #acquisition #Brazil
América Móvil launches third-generation (3G) mobile services across its key markets, boosting data capabilities. #technology #3G
América Móvil acquires Comcel, Colombia's largest mobile operator, further consolidating its Latin American leadership. #acquisition #Colombia
América Móvil unifies its Latin American operations under the Claro brand, creating a consistent regional identity. #branding #telecom )
América Móvil introduces fourth-generation LTE mobile broadband in Mexico, enhancing internet speeds. #technology #4G
América Móvil acquires the fixed-line telecommunications assets of Telmex, becoming a full-service telecom provider. #acquisition #broadband
Mexico's telecommunications reform leads to antitrust measures targeting América Móvil's dominant market share. #regulation #antitrust
América Móvil acquires a controlling stake in Telekom Austria, expanding into European markets. #expansion #Europe
Due to a new telecommunications law in Mexico, América Móvil sells parts of its network infrastructure to reduce market dominance. #regulation #divestiture
América Móvil introduces 'Sin Límites' (Unlimited) prepaid plans in Mexico, offering unlimited calls and data to counter competition. #innovation #marketing
América Móvil sells additional telecom assets in Mexico, including fiber networks, to meet regulatory requirements. #regulation #divestiture
América Móvil signs a partnership with AT&T for cross-border services between the U.S. and Mexico. #partnership #telecom
América Móvil begins 5G network trials in Mexico City, preparing for next-generation mobile technology. #technology #5G
Carlos Slim Helú resigns as CEO of América Móvil, succeeded by his son Carlos Slim Domit, signaling generational transition. #leadership #succession
During the COVID-19 pandemic, América Móvil experiences increased demand for connectivity but faces operational challenges. #pandemic #telecom
América Móvil acquires the Brazilian telecom infrastructure company pai Brasil, bolstering its fiber network in Brazil. #acquisition #infrastructure
América Móvil launches commercial 5G services in Mexico, starting with key cities. #technology #5G
América Móvil expands its fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) network to over 20 million homes in Latin America. #broadband #infrastructure
América Móvil's market cap peaks at around $70 billion, reflecting strong performance and investor confidence. #finance #marketcap
América Móvil announces a capital expenditure plan of $5 billion to accelerate 5G deployment and fiber expansion across Latin America. #investment #technology