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About
TELUS provides mobile, internet and TV service across Canada and has built out adjacent businesses in health, agriculture and digital customer experience. It ended 2025 with 21.2 million total customer connections after adding 1,081,000 mobility and fixed customers during the year — its fourth consecutive year above one million — and generated a record C$2.2B of free cash flow, up 11%. In April 2015 TELUS sponsored a TechToronto meetup and used the slot to introduce a group most of the room did not know existed: a 40-person Internet of Things team that had just launched iot.telus.com, which Stephen Eyre described as the first public-facing IoT solutions marketplace in Canada. His pitch to the founders present was blunt — you build the hardware and software, we already have the sales force, data centres, networks and billing relationships.
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A public company. TELUS trades on the Toronto and New York stock exchanges under the ticker T / TU and reports quarterly.
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Quick answers
How big is TELUS?
It ended 2025 with 21.2 million customer connections, having added 1,081,000 during the year, and generated C$2.2B of free cash flow.
What does TELUS do besides telecom?
It runs TELUS Health, TELUS Agriculture and Consumer Goods, and TELUS Digital alongside its mobile, internet and TV business.
What did TELUS say on the TechTO stage?
In April 2015 Stephen Eyre introduced a new 40-person Internet of Things group and iot.telus.com, which he called Canada's first public-facing IoT marketplace, and invited founders launching IoT products to use TELUS's sales, network and billing infrastructure instead of building their own.