SFR

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SFR
Type Société anonyme
Industry Telecommunications
Founded February 1987
Headquarters Paris, France
Area served France, Réunion, Mayotte
Key people Stéphane Roussel (CEO)[1]
Products Neufbox Evolution, SFR TV, Home by SFR, mobile phones
Services Fixed internet, Mobile internet, Mobile telephony, Landline telephony, IP television
Revenue €12,577 M€[2]
Operating income €12,183 billion[3] (2011)
Net income €2,472 billion (2010)
Owner(s) Vivendi
Employees 10,021[2]
Parent Vivendi (100% owned)
Website sfr.com

SFR (an orphan acronym of Société Française de Radiotéléphonie) is a French telecommunications company. It provides services for mobile phone, landline, internet, IP television and mobile internet to consumers and businesses. As of 2012, it has 21 million customers, and provides 5 million households with high-speed internet access.[2] It also offers services on the island of Réunion through SRR (Société Réunionnaise du Radiotéléphone) although the company is branded as SFR Réunion. SFR also has operations in Mayotte.

SFR is fully owned by French conglomerate Vivendi. The SFR mobile phone network infrastructure was built by Vodafone, who previously had a 44% share in SFR until April 2011 when it sold the entire share back to Vivendi.

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