Bell Canada operating revenue 2010-2024, by segment
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Canadian telecommunications provider Bell Canada (BCE) generated around 21.62 billion Canadian dollars through its newly named Bell CTS segment in 2024. The company's Bell Media segment generated 3.15 billion Canadian dollars.
Bell Canada - additional information
Headquartered in Montreal, Bell Canada is a Canadian telecommunications and media company and, via its subsidiary Bell Mobility, one of Canada's three largest telecommunications providers. The company enjoys high levels of public trust and brand recognition throughout Canada and employs around 45 thousand people.
Bell's main competitors are Rogers Communications, which also operates a portfolio of media, fixed line, and wireless services; Telus Communications Company, which competes primarily with Bell Mobility in the wireless market; and Shaw Communications, which serves as a significant competitor in the television market.
Bell Canada has a total of 8.1 million wireless subscribers across both prepaid and postpaid accounts. Each subscriber generates an average revenue (ARPU) of around 60 Canadian dollars. Outperforming Rogers Communications, Bell's monthly wireless churn rate sits at approximately 1.2 percent among its postpaid subscribers and 1.5 percent overall.
Bell Canada's primary source of revenue is its wireline segment, via a mix of fixed line services, covering cable television, broadband, and network access lines. The company's wireline services currently generate more revenue than its wireless and media arms combined.
