Videotron annual revenue by segment 2023

In 2023, Videotron's mobile telephony revenue amounted to 1420.7 million Canadian dollars, with cable television totaling 803 million dollars. The company's main revenue driver was its internet services - this segment has consistently generated over one billion Canadian dollars in revenue for the last five years, and amounted to a peak of over 1.28 billion Canadian dollars in 2023.

Annual revenue of Videotron from 2012 to 2023, by segment (in million Canadian dollars)

Characteristic	Cable television	Internet	Mobile telephony	Cable telephony	Over-the-top video	Business solutions	Equipment sales	Other
2023	802.6	1,283.8	1,420.7	278.3	-	-	683.6	185
2022	799.2	1,238.1	780.3	292.5	-	-	414.4	193.7
2021	836.1	1,201.4	712.5	318.5	-	-	480.4	186.1
2020	903.6	1,131.4	658.5	338.4	-	-	408.9	181.7
2019	974.4	1,114.3	600.7	341.1	-	-	269.8	175.8
2018	996.7	1,079.3	534.4	368.6	46.98	108.24	233.5	164
2017	1,009.58	1,030.86	469.84	397.79	39.72	104.83	218.96	9.97
2016	1,024.28	978.72	409.62	424.8	31.44	99.16	206.92	9.92
2015	1,053.8	920.75	319.07	458.03	23.6	66.12	156.33	11.38
2014	1,074.82	856.05	214.27	475.14	12.21	65.63	128.43	9.61
2013	1,090.26	814.68	220.56	473.8	3.72	63.53	36.52	8.75
2012	1,079.34	772.5	171.62	454.86	-	64.95	43.41	11.16

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Release date

March 2024

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Region

Canada

Survey time period

2012 to 2023

Supplementary notes

Figures for periods prior to 2021 come from previous reporting. Figures prior to 2019 have been restated as of the end of financial 2018 to reflect the adoption of the IFRS 15 'Revenues from Contracts with Customers'. In 2019 Videotron sold their data centers operations, and as such the results of operations and cash flows in relation to this were reclassified as discontinued operations. From 2019 on, the company no longer reported separately for over-the-top video or business solutions.

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