v3.26.1
Segment Information (Tables)
12 Months Ended
Dec. 31, 2025
Segment Information  
Schedule of reconciliation to consolidated revenues and operating income of continuing operations

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2025

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2024

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2023

Telecom revenues:

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Residential

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Ps.

42,181,601

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Ps.

42,960,423

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Ps.

44,110,948

Satellite

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12,396,984

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15,034,659

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17,582,229

Enterprise

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4,299,565

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4,265,782

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4,529,659

Consolidated revenues

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Ps.

58,878,150

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Ps.

62,260,864

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Ps.

66,222,836

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Reconciliation of operating segment income to consolidated operating income:

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Telecom operating segment income

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Ps.

23,021,884

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Ps.

23,157,927

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Ps.

25,030,497

Corporate expenses

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(448,896)

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(756,045)

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(1,031,223)

Intercompany operations

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(173,751)

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(154,990)

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(120,366)

Depreciation and amortization

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(17,160,521)

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(20,510,853)

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(21,107,312)

Other expense, net

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(1,013,824)

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(4,554,900)

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(913,801)

Consolidated operating income

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Ps.

4,224,892

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Ps.

(2,818,861)

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Ps.

1,857,795

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Schedule of segment assets and liabilities

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2025

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2024

Segment assets

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Ps.

120,532,090

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Ps.

126,885,466

Segment liabilities

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39,932,152

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38,161,060

Schedule of segment assets reconciliation to total assets

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2025

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2024

Segment assets:

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Ps.

120,532,090

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Ps.

126,885,466

Equity investments attributable to:

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Telecom

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956,508

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952,721

Other (1)

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3,674,751

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2,757,701

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Goodwill attributable to:

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Telecom

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13,344,684

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13,344,684

Other

 

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110,314

 

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110,314

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Corporate assets:

 

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Cash and cash equivalents

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16,539,384

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36,364,456

Short-term investments

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11,397,798

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Other accounts receivable, net

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211,129

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3,827,795

Income taxes receivable and other recoverable taxes

 

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3,967,566

 

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1,593,254

Non-current account receivable due from related party

 

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341,719

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3,538,497

Equity investment in TelevisaUnivision

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40,694,190

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43,220,986

Property and equipment, net

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2,655,391

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2,700,730

Investment property, net

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2,624,274

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2,706,528

Intangible assets, net

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4,704,579

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5,013,835

Deferred income tax assets

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5,857,009

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6,400,422

Other corporate assets

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806,639

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2,240,507

Total assets

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Ps.

228,418,025

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Ps.

251,657,896

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(1)Included investments in financial intruments in the aggregate amount of Ps.3,425,359 and Ps.2,494,711 as of December 31, 2025 and 2024, respectively.
Schedule of segment liabilities reconciliation to total liabilities

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2025

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2024

Segment liabilities

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Ps.

39,932,152

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Ps.

38,161,060

Debt not allocated to segments

 

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76,049,047

 

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90,376,976

Other corporate liabilities

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9,907,965

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11,424,235

Total liabilities

 

Ps.

125,889,164

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Ps.

139,962,271

Schedule of additions to property, plant and equipment

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2025

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2024

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2023

Continuing operations:

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Telecom

 

Ps.

12,053,756

 

Ps.

8,888,444

 

Ps.

13,900,991

Discontinued operations

 

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768,182

Corporate assets

 

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132,749

 

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208,953

 

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38,843

Total

 

Ps.

12,186,505

 

Ps.

9,097,397

 

Ps.

14,708,016

Schedule of geographical segment information

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Additions to

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Segment Assets at

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Property, Plant and

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Total Revenues

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Year-End

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Equipment

2025:

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Mexico

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Ps.

57,790,527

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Ps.

105,053,762

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Ps.

11,975,898

Other countries (1)

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1,087,623

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15,478,328

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210,607

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Ps.

58,878,150

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Ps.

120,532,090

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Ps.

12,186,505

2024:

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Mexico

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Ps.

61,115,393

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Ps.

110,590,724

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Ps.

8,997,716

Other countries (1)

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1,145,471

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16,294,742

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99,681

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Ps.

62,260,864

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Ps.

126,885,466

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Ps.

9,097,397

2023:

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Mexico

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Ps.

65,250,298

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Ps.

144,856,678

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Ps.

14,565,065

Other countries (1)

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972,538

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13,424,941

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142,951

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Ps.

66,222,836

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Ps.

158,281,619

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Ps.

14,708,016

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(1)This revenue is primarily derived from Central America.

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Domestic

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Abroad

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Total

2025:

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Broadband (a)

 

Ps.

25,272,930

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Ps.

25,272,930

Content (a)

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11,060,407

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11,060,407

Telephony (a)

 

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2,749,340

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2,749,340

Advertising

 

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2,730,359

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2,730,359

DTH Broadcast Satellite TV (a)

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11,159,663

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604,283

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11,763,946

Other income

 

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999,733

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1,870

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1,001,603

Enterprise

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3,818,095

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481,470

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4,299,565

Consolidated revenues

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Ps.

57,790,527

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Ps.

1,087,623

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Ps.

58,878,150

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Domestic

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Abroad

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Total

2024:

 

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Broadband (a)

 

Ps.

23,948,229

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Ps.

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Ps.

23,948,229

Content (a)

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12,988,987

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12,988,987

Telephony (a)

 

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2,964,230

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2,964,230

Advertising

 

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2,565,552

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2,565,552

DTH Broadcast Satellite TV (a)

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13,719,683

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665,409

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14,385,092

Other income

 

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1,138,006

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4,986

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1,142,992

Enterprise

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3,790,706

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475,076

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4,265,782

Consolidated revenues

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Ps.

61,115,393

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Ps.

1,145,471

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Ps.

62,260,864

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Domestic

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Abroad

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Total

2023:

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Broadband (a)

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Ps.

21,440,699

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Ps.

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Ps.

21,440,699

Content (a)

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15,019,807

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15,019,807

Telephony (a)

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4,464,983

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4,464,983

Advertising

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3,201,421

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3,201,421

DTH Broadcast Satellite TV (a)

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15,803,026

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687,994

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16,491,020

Other income

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1,068,170

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7,077

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1,075,247

Enterprise

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4,252,192

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277,467

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4,529,659

Consolidated revenues

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Ps.

65,250,298

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Ps.

972,538

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Ps.

66,222,836

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(a)Residential revenues derive from the Group’s cable networks and include revenue from leasing set-top equipment to subscribers in the amount of Ps.8,452,368, Ps.8,131,852 and Ps.5,880,517, for the years ended December 31, 2025, 2024 and 2023, respectively. Satellite revenues derive from the Group’s direct-to-home (“DTH”) pay television system and include revenue from leasing set-top equipment to subscribers in the amount of Ps.2,817,341, Ps.3,771,384 and Ps.5,950,288, for the years ended December 31, 2025, 2024 and 2023, respectively. Revenue from leasing set-top equipment to subscribers is recognized when services are rendered to such subscribers. Set-top equipment is part of the Group’s property, plant and equipment and is leased to subscribers through operating lease contracts.
Schedule of revenue from external customers

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2025

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2024

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2023

Services

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Ps.

47,459,402

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Ps.

50,128,039

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Ps.

54,088,100

Leases (1)

 

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11,269,709

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11,903,236

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11,830,805

Goods

 

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149,039

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229,589

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303,931

Total

 

Ps.

58,878,150

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Ps.

62,260,864

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Ps.

66,222,836

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(1)

This line includes primarily revenue from leasing set-top equipment to subscribers in the Group’s Telecom segment, which is recognized when services are rendered to such subscribers. Set-top equipment is part of the Group’s property, plant and equipment and is leased to subscribers through operating lease contracts.