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Public research collection

Telecom

Public profiles assigned to this sector in the dated public registry.

Membership version
v1
Effective from
Versioned membership
3 public profiles

How to use this collection

What is included

Every member is a stable public security identity that matches the rule shown above. The cards connect the same identity to its company profile, free Company Brief and primary identity route.

How to read it

Start with the evidence badges, open the company profile, check its verification date and source, then use the sector model and related Academy guide before comparing another issuer.

Freshness and depth

The collection version date describes membership. Each company keeps its own identity date, reporting context and research depth; a stale or identity-only member is shown rather than silently removed.

What to do next

Use the filtered directory to compare the same scope, or open the coverage methodology to understand versioning, inclusion and correction rules.

Issuer evidence status

IR teams can inspect the same public evidence gaps and provide official links or documents for independent review.

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profiles have a source-and-period foundation
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profiles need issuer identity or reporting evidence
Review the issuer participation standard
No source — no fact

Public directory evidence

These counts describe only evidence already visible in the directory. A completed review does not mean every financial figure is ready for publication, and the counts are not an investment conclusion.

Available3 of 3

Official source linked

Available3 of 3

Reporting context recorded

Available1 of 3

Review ready · figures shown after verification

Needs evidence or review3 of 3

Identity revalidation due

Available3 of 3

Verified company logo

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Versioned membership

ADX · EAND

Provides mobile, fixed broadband, voice, data and wholesale connectivity in the UAE and international markets; sells enterprise ICT, cloud, cybersecurity, managed services and digital-government solutions; and owns or invests in consumer-digital and financial platforms. Revenue is mainly subscription, usage, connectivity, device and enterprise-contract based. Economics depend on subscribers, ARPU/ARPL, network and spectrum CAPEX, competition, currency, regulation, acquisitions and the UAE royalty/tax burden.

Research lens: Telecom analytical model
  • Subscribers
  • ARPU
  • Churn
Framework only — no company values or recommendation.Read the evidence guide
  • Official source linkedAvailable
  • Reporting context recordedAvailable
  • Review ready · figures shown after verificationNeeds evidence or review
  • Identity revalidation dueNeeds evidence or review
  • Verified company logoAvailable
DFM · DU

UAE-focused integrated telecom operator earning recurring and usage revenue from consumer and enterprise mobile voice/data, postpaid and prepaid plans, fixed fibre and Home Wireless broadband, IPTV, telephony, wholesale traffic/roaming/site sharing, and ICT services. ICT includes cloud, cybersecurity, data-centre colocation, IoT, broadcasting and equipment; adjacent platforms include du Pay, du Tech, du Infra and du Ventures. Economics depend on subscribers, mix, ARPU, churn, 5G/fibre quality, spectrum/licence terms, competition with e&, CAPEX, leases, federal royalty/tax, data-centre utilisation and enterprise contract returns.

Research lens: Telecom analytical model
  • Subscribers
  • ARPU
  • Churn
Framework only — no company values or recommendation.Read the evidence guide
  • Official source linkedAvailable
  • Reporting context recordedAvailable
  • Review ready · figures shown after verificationNeeds evidence or review
  • Identity revalidation dueNeeds evidence or review
  • Verified company logoAvailable
ADX · ORDS

Diversified telecommunications and digital-infrastructure group selling mobile prepaid/postpaid, fixed broadband, voice, data, enterprise ICT/cloud/cybersecurity, wholesale and device services across eight consolidated markets. It is scaling AI-ready data centres, tower infrastructure, international fibre/subsea connectivity and fintech. Economics depend on service-revenue growth, customers, country-level ARPU/churn, spectrum/licence costs, network quality, EBITDA margin, CAPEX intensity, cash conversion, currency/repatriation and regulatory discipline. IOH is equity accounted and must remain outside consolidated revenue/customer claims.

Research lens: Telecom analytical model
  • Subscribers
  • ARPU
  • Churn
Framework only — no company values or recommendation.Read the evidence guide
  • Official source linkedAvailable
  • Reporting context recordedAvailable
  • Review ready · figures shown after verificationAvailable
  • Identity revalidation dueNeeds evidence or review
  • Verified company logoAvailable