TIM Brasil

TIM Brasil has upgraded approximately 1,200 mobile network sites across Brasilia and Salvador as part of its ongoing national infrastructure modernisation programme. The programme involves partner agreements with Nokia and Huawei and integrates advanced AI and automation to enhance network efficiency and capacity.

TIM Brasil is upgrading its connectivity infrastructure for Rock in Rio 2026 by deploying more than 120 5G antennas, a 45 percent increase compared to the previous edition, alongside over 110 4G antennas across the city. The operator projects that 5G will account for over 60 percent of total mobile traffic during the seven-day festival in September, with connected terminals expected to exceed 65 percent.

TIM Brasil is not up for sale and is set to emerge stronger following a corporate restructuring at its Italian parent company, which will see the Italian state indirectly become its controlling shareholder. Speaking to Broadcast (Grupo Estado's financial news service), TIM Brasil CEO Alberto Griselli stated that TIM Brasil will be part of a larger group that will have a more solid balance sheet.

TIM has outlined its Climate Transition Plan, setting ESG targets based on actions already underway, available technologies and around €550 million in funding included in the Group’s Industrial Plan. As demand for connectivity, cloud services and artificial intelligence continues to accelerate, the company aims to support digital growth while reducing the environmental impact of its infrastructure, operations and supply chain.

Digital technologies will continue to grow. There will be a need for greater connectivity, cloud services and artificial intelligence-based applications. Through its Climate Transition Plan, TIM sets out how to support this evolution whilst reducing the environmental impact of its infrastructure and operations.

Digital technologies will continue to grow. There will be a need for greater connectivity, cloud services and artificial intelligence-based applications. Through its Climate Transition Plan, TIM sets out how to support this evolution whilst reducing the environmental impact of its infrastructure and operations.

Digital technologies will continue to grow. There will be a need for greater connectivity, cloud services and artificial intelligence-based applications. Through its Climate Transition Plan, TIM sets out how to support this evolution whilst reducing the environmental impact of its infrastructure and operations.

Telecom operator TIM Brasil has announced plans to open approximately 80 new physical stores across 19 federal units in 2026. Around 20 locations are already operational, with the remaining set to open by the end of the year. TIM plans 26 new stores in the North (a 116.7% increase over 2025's 12 openings) and 20 in the Northeast (a 122.2% increase from nine last year). New locations will span 19 states across all five Brazilian regions.

The centre of attention is the upper 6 GHz frequency band, which European regulators increasingly view as the cornerstone for future 6G services. Europe is quietly laying the foundations for what could become the continent’s biggest telecommunications investment cycle since the rollout of 5G.

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TIM reported improving financial and operational momentum in the first half of 2026, supported by growth in Brazil, rising fixed broadband ARPU in Italy and accelerating demand for cloud, IT, cybersecurity, digital and artificial intelligence services.

{ "summary": "TIM reported a 2% increase in second-quarter revenue to 6.8 billion euros, with EBITDA after lease improving from a decline in the first quarter to growth in the second. The company reaffirmed its 2026 guidance, but the shares were little changed, suggesting investors took a wait-and-see view of the results. Management said the quarter showed continued execution across its main businesses, with revenue growth accelerating sequentially and EBITDA after lease moving from negative territory in the first quarter to growth in the second. The company is shifting from a pure connectivity model toward higher-value services, with TIM Enterprise expanding in cloud and digital services and TIM Vision posting revenue growth of 7.1%. Management also pointed to a more diversified business mix in Brazil, where performance was strong with revenue growth and solid cash generation. The company is aiming for EBITDA after lease growth of 5% to 6% and CapEx intensity below 14% of revenue in 2026, with equity-free cash flow after lease expected to remain strong enough to support capital allocation priorities. For 2027, the company outlined longer-term targets, including approximately 1.1 billion euros of equity-free cash flow after lease and leverage comfortably below its committed ceiling. Strategically, the company plans to expand beyond traditional connectivity, with more focus on cloud, digital services, AI-related applications, and new revenue streams in Brazil such as B2B, IoT, and machine-to-machine services." }