Every piece about América Móvil, S.A.B. de C.V. from the last 90 days, newest first.
Claro empresas implemented a multicloud management and generative AI platform for Brazil's Federal Court of Accounts (TCU), integrating major cloud providers.
Claro Colombia invested over COP 80,000 million to repair network infrastructure and assist over 2.1 million affected customers following the August 10 earthquake.
América Móvil subsidiary Claro Colombia announced a partnership with Grupo Aval at the Claro Tech Summit 2026 to relaunch its digital wallet Claro Pay.
América Móvil subsidiary Claro announced an offer of BRL 750 million in single-series book-entry commercial notes in Brazil.
Claro Perú, a subsidiary of América Móvil, has deployed an operational plan to shield telecom infrastructure from disruptions caused by El Niño.
América Móvil unit Claro reached a 33.4% mobile market share in Peru at the end of the second quarter of 2026, leading net number portability gains across the country.
América Móvil unit Telcel submitted its wholesale reference offer for 2027 to Mexican regulator CRT, outlining five data tiers and fixed rates for calls and SMS.
Brazil's telecom regulator Anatel unanimously rejected an appeal by América Móvil subsidiary Claro to extend its 1.8 GHz spectrum licenses until 2041, maintaining their expiration in December 2032.
América Móvil unit Claro Sports is moving to a paid model with subscription fees on YouTube and pay-per-view access.
América Móvil subsidiary Claro received unconditional approval from Brazilian antitrust regulator Cade to acquire broadband operator Desktop for R$ 4 billion.
América Móvil subsidiary Claro submitted a plan to Brazilian regulators to migrate HFC cable users to Desktop fiber over 24 months following regulatory approval.
América Móvil subsidiary Claro reached 55% 5G population coverage across 100 cities in Colombia after investing $180 million.
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