Hawaiian Telcom, a privately owned company headquartered in the US, operates as a subsidiary of Altafiber. Founded in 1884, the company employs approximately 1150 individuals and reported $341.9M in revenue as of 2024. As a tier 2 media tech buyer, the company primarily specializes in telecoms.
Hawaiian Telcom recently partnered with the Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum to support Aloha Bricks ’26: Stories of Hawaii on March 24, 2026, an exhibit showcasing large-scale Lego creations inspired by the state's culture and landscapes. Previously, on March 11, the company selected IT International Telecom for the turnkey design, supply, and installation of the Kunoa North fiber-optic inter-island cable system. Earlier, on January 29, Hawaiian Telcom detailed its public-private fiber broadband plan, aiming to make Hawaii the first fully fiber-enabled state by the end of 2026 and complete the state's only all-fiber network, building on over a decade of groundwork. This follows the company's efforts to redefine its retail experience, opening a new flagship store in Ka Makana Ali‘i in Kapolei on January 8. By January 14, the company announced this new store, targeting West Oahu, would serve as a template for future locations across the islands as it works toward its 2026 fiber goal and seeks to update its brand image.
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Hawaiian Telcom offers 6 products in the media and telecoms services industry. Hawaiian Telcom's product portfolio comprises of telecoms and media and TV services.
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Hawaiian Telcom's revenues were less than $500M in 2024. Caretta Research has split Hawaiian Telcom's revenue into 5 different product categories, the largest of which is consumer broadband. For full access to Hawaiian Telcom's revenue breakdown subscribe to Caretta Portal.
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