Full-Time
Provides telecommunications and technology solutions
No salary listed
Mid, Senior, Expert
Montreal, QC, Canada + 9 more
More locations: Winnipeg, MB, Canada | Toronto, ON, Canada | Edmonton, AB, Canada | Charlottetown, PE, Canada | St. John's, NL, Canada | Regina, SK, Canada | Vancouver, BC, Canada | Halifax Regional Municipality, NS, Canada | Fredericton, NB, Canada
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TELUS Corporation provides a variety of telecommunications services, including internet, television, and mobile phone services, primarily in Canada but also expanding internationally. Their products work through subscription models, allowing customers to access high-speed internet, cable TV, and mobile connectivity. TELUS differentiates itself from competitors by not only focusing on telecommunications but also investing in healthcare and agriculture technology to enhance outcomes in these fields. The company's goal is to promote sustainability and community engagement, including initiatives aimed at reconciliation with Indigenous communities.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Vancouver, Canada
Founded
1990
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/PRNewswire/ - TELUS announced today it has priced an offering of US$1.5 billion aggregate principal amount of Fixed-to-Fixed Rate Junior Subordinated Notes in...
Telus has proposed to re-merge with Telus Digital by acquiring the remaining shares it doesn't own for $3.40 each, a 15% premium over the recent closing price of $2.96. Telus currently owns 57.4% of all outstanding shares and 86.9% of the voting power. The merger aims to enhance AI capabilities and SaaS transformation. Telus Digital would operate as a business unit under Telus, alongside segments like Telus Health and Telus Agriculture.
TELUS has announced the pricing of $1.6 billion in fixed-to-fixed rate junior subordinated notes through a syndicate of agents. These notes, issued in two series with a 30.25-year maturity, are intended to help the company repay outstanding debts and support general corporate purposes. The Series CAR notes have an initial yield of 6.25% and the Series CAS notes have an initial yield of 6.75%, with both series having mechanisms to reset interest rates every five years. The issuance of these notes is expected to enhance TELUS’s financial flexibility and strengthen its market position.
Telus quietly purchased the residential internet customers of wholesaler City Wide Communications through its subsidiary Altima last summer, the Vancouver-based telecom confirmed. “As a new entrant in the region, Altima is offering customers the added benefits of greater access to a wide range of products, including mobility, home automation, security, health, and entertainment,” a Telus... Read more »
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