Zacks Industry Outlook Highlights America Movil, Telia and TIM

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For Immediate ReleaseChicago, IL – November 19, 2025 – Today, Zacks Equity Research discusses America Movil, S.A.B. de C.V. AMX, Telia Company AB (publ) TLSNY and TIM S.A. TIMB.Industry: Wireless - Non-U.S.Link: https://www.zacks.com/commentary/2792364/3-wireless-non-us-stocks-set-to-thrive-against-industry-conundrumsThe Zacks Wireless Non-US industry is grappling with high capital expenditures for infrastructure upgrades, margin erosion, supply-chain disruptions due to geopolitical conflicts, higher tariffs, raging wars and high customer inventory levels. However, healthy demand trends stemming from the increasing propensity to stay connected in this digital age should benefit the industry in the long run.Amid this backdrop, América Móvil, S.A.B. de C.V., Telia Company AB (publ) and TIM S.A. are likely to capitalize on the rising demand for scalable infrastructure for wireless and fiber connectivity, with the wide proliferation of IoT and accelerated 5G deployment.Industry DescriptionThe Zacks Wireless Non-US industry comprises mobile telecommunications and broadband service providers based abroad. These companies primarily offer voice services, including local, domestic and international calls, roaming services and prepaid and postpaid. The firms provide value-added services, such as the IoT, comprising logistics and fleet management and automotive and health solutions.They also offer content streaming, interactive applications, wireless security services and mobile payment solutions. Some industry players sell mobile handsets and accessories through dealer networks and offer co-billing services to other telecommunications service providers. The firms provide IT solutions, cable and satellite pay television subscriptions, as well as data services and hosting services to residential and corporate clients.What's Shaping the Future of Wireless Non-US Industry?Demand Erosion for Legacy Services: Increased infrastructure spending for network upgrades has largely compromised short-term margins. Aggressive promotional expenses, lucrative discounts and the adoption of several low-priced service plans to attract and retain customers are eroding profits. A steady decline in linear TV subscribers and legacy services due to a challenging macroeconomic environment and high inflation adds to the margin woes.Consequently, the firms within the industry are increasingly...

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