GlobeNet, also known as Vtal, is a privately owned company headquartered in the US. Founded in 1998, with an estimated 110 employees, the company reported $12.1M in revenue as of 2023. It specializes in connectivity and distribution services, functioning as a telecommunications and edge datacenter services provider for customers in Argentina, Brazil, Bermuda, Colombia, the United States, and Venezuela.
A Rio de Janeiro state court recently approved the sale of Oi's remaining 27% stake in V.tal to BTG for R$4.5 billion, granting BTG 100% ownership of the fiber infrastructure company, Bank of America reported on April 1, 2026. This follows V.tal's partnership with Rodovia dos Tamoios Concessionaire on March 23 to deploy 4G and 5G mobile connectivity within Sao Paulo's Tamoios Highway tunnels, a fully V.tal-funded initiative designed as neutral infrastructure for all mobile operators. Earlier, on March 11, V.tal consolidated a new digital ecosystem in Barranquilla, Colombia, integrating international connectivity, network interconnection, and Tecto data centers. Previously, Brazil's telecommunications regulator Anatel granted preliminary approval for V.tal's acquisition of Um Telecom on February 23, 2026, setting a 180-day window for the companies to finalize the transaction.
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GlobeNet (Vtal) offers products in the media tech industry. GlobeNet (Vtal)'s product portfolio comprises of connectivity and distribution services.
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GlobeNet (Vtal)'s revenues were less than $25M in 2023. All the revenue comes from media-specific fibre and private IP connectivity.
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