Headquartered in Verdun, QC Fiscal year ends December NYSE: BCE bce.ca
BCE Inc. is Canada's largest telecommunications company, operating through its subsidiary Bell Canada. The company provides a full range of wireless, wireline Internet, TV, voice and data communications services to residential, business and wholesale customers across Canada. Following its August 2025 acquisition of Ziply Fiber, BCE expanded into the U.S. Pacific Northwest wireline market, offering fibre-to-the-home Internet, voice and IPTV services in Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Montana. BCE also operates Bell Media, one of Canada's largest media companies, which owns specialty and pay TV channels (including TSN, RDS, and Crave streaming service), conventional TV networks, radio stations, digital media properties, and an out-of-home advertising business. The company is building out Bell AI Fabric, a full-stack sovereign AI platform combining national fibre network infrastructure, Canadian-hosted data centres, cloud capabilities and managed professional services for enterprise, public sector and research customers. BCE also operates Bell Cyber for managed cybersecurity services and Ateko for systems integration and managed IT services. BCE holds a 20.2% ownership interest in Group CH Limited Partnership (Montréal Canadiens), accounted for under the equity method. The company serves approximately 22.4 million total customer connections including 10.3 million mobile phone subscribers, 4.9 million high-speed Internet subscribers, 2.2 million video subscribers, and 3.3 million mobile connected devices. Updated
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BCE Inc. is Canada's largest telecommunications company, operating through its subsidiary Bell Canada. The company provides a full range of wireless, wireline Internet, TV, voice and data communications services to residential, business and wholesale customers across Canada.
24/7 Wall St.'s 12-month price target for BCE is $23.82, rated Buy. The Wall Street consensus target is $26.60. BCE price prediction →
