TELUS CORP (TU)

TELUS Corporation is a Canadian telecommunications and technology company, incorporated in British Columbia in 1998 as BCT.TELUS Communications Inc. and renamed TELUS Corporation in 2000. It provides communications services, health technology, and digital customer experience and data services, and describes itself as pursuing a national growth strategy built on data, IP, voice and wireless capabilities.

The company operates through several principal subsidiaries. TELUS Communications Inc. runs the core telecommunications businesses. TELUS Health Inc. offers preventive medicine and well-being technologies, which it says reach more than 160 million lives across 200 countries and territories, and it also operates health clinics and virtual care. TELUS Digital is a digital customer experience business with four service lines: digital solutions, AI and data solutions, trust, safety and security, and customer experience management. TELUS Agriculture & Consumer Goods is also referenced as a business facing its own competitive markets. TELUS International (Cda) Inc. went public in 2021 and was taken private on October 31, 2025, when TELUS acquired the shares it did not already own. On January 1, 2026, its business assets moved to TELUS Digital (Cda) Inc. Other offerings noted include 5G and IoT connectivity, smart living and smart building technologies, and connectivity for electric vehicle charging networks.

The text describes customers in Canada and internationally. These include consumers, businesses, and organizations in healthcare, agriculture, manufacturing and automotive. Examples include FLO and JOLT for EV charging connectivity, and university and research partners for 5G labs. The company competes in wireless, fixed broadband, health, digital and agriculture markets. It cites pricing, discounting and bundling pressure, non-traditional and disruptive competitors, and lower new immigration to Canada as competitive factors. It operates in highly regulated industries.

On the network side, TELUS holds roughly 100 MHz of national 5G mid-band spectrum in the 3500 and 3800 MHz bands, acquired in auctions run by Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada. It is deploying a coast-to-coast 5G stand-alone network with Ericsson core technology, and it has partnered with Cisco, Amazon Web Services, TerreStar Solutions and Skylo. It relies on wireless network access agreements, third-party cloud computing and a range of equipment suppliers, some of them single-source. Its registered and executive offices are at 510 West Georgia Street, Vancouver, British Columbia.