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Rogers Communications Company Overview

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Rogers Communications

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Telecommunications · Toronto, ON, Canada · Est. 1960
Telecommunications5GMediaCable↗ Website
$28.4B
Valuation
$20.5B CAD
Revenue
25k+
Employees
1960
Founded

Rogers Communications is Canada's largest wireless and cable telecommunications company, providing wireless, internet, cable television, and media services to over 12 million Canadians. Headquartered in Toronto, Rogers operates Canada's largest 5G network, owns major media assets including Sportsnet, City TV, and the Toronto Blue Jays, and merged with Shaw Communications in 2023 to become Canada's dominant integrated telecom provider.

Recent Press
5 items
Press Release·2026-03-24
Rogers Communications Announces Pricing of Subordinated Notes Offerings Totaling Over $2.9 Billion
Rogers Communications announced the pricing of a US$750 million public offering and a CAD$1.25 billion Canadian private placement of fixed-to-fixed rate subordinated notes due 2055.
Press Release·2026-03-06
Rogers Communications Inc. Files Annual Report to Shareholders
Rogers Communications filed its 2025 Annual Report to Shareholders with securities regulators in Canada and the U.S., including annual financial statements, MD&A, and 2025 sustainability and social impact disclosure.
Press Release·2026-01-29
Rogers Communications Reports Fourth Quarter 2025 Results; Announces 2026 Financial Guidance
Rogers Communications reported Q4 and full-year 2025 results, meeting or exceeding all 2025 guidance metrics, with total revenue above $21 billion and free cash flow up 10%, alongside a 2026 outlook for strong service revenue growth.
Press Release·2025-10-23
Rogers Communications Reports Third Quarter 2025 Results
Rogers Communications reported financial and operating results for Q3 2025, with continued progress on network expansion and cost efficiency following the Shaw integration.
Press Release·2025-07-23
Rogers Communications Reports Second Quarter 2025 Results
Rogers Communications reported Q2 2025 financial and operating results, demonstrating revenue growth and continued execution on strategic priorities.
Company History
9 milestones
Ted Rogers Sr. founded Rogers Radio Broadcasting, operating Toronto AM radio station CHFI, establishing the family broadcasting enterprise that would grow into Canada's largest telecommunications company under his son Ted Rogers Jr.

Rogers Communications Organization Structure & Team

Org Chart
25,000 employees · Click a leader to explore their team
24,470 across 12 departments
Chief Executive Officer
Tony Staffieri
Glen LeBlanc — Departments
· 24470 people across 12 depts

Rogers Communications Financials, Revenue & Market Share

Annual Revenue
$20.5B CAD
+2% vs prior year
YoY Growth
+2%
From $14.6B to $20.5B CAD
Revenue / Employee
$804K
Annual revenue per full-time employee
Revenue Growth
2021
2022
2023
2024
2025
$14.6B
$15.4B
$19.2B
$20.1B
$20.5B CAD
Market Share
Canadian Wireless Subscribers
33%
share
Rogers Communications
33%
Bell Canada (BCE)
31%
Telus
28%
Quebecor (Videotron)
5%
Others
3%
$95B
TAM
$62B
SAM
$20.1B
SOM
Revenue Streams
Wireless52%
Cable and Internet32%
Media10%
Business Solutions6%
Business Units
Wireless52%
Canada's largest wireless network serving 11.3M subscribers on the Rogers brand and Freedom Mobile (lower-cost brand acquired via Shaw), operating Canada's broadest 5G coverage footprint.
Cable32%
Rogers' Ignite internet, cable TV, and home phone services delivered over its hybrid fibre-coaxial (HFC) and FTTH network across Ontario, British Columbia, and Alberta.
Media10%
Rogers Media's Sportsnet sports broadcasting, City TV English-language television, 56 radio stations, Sportsnet+ streaming, Toronto Blue Jays, and Rogers Centre sports and entertainment venue.
Business Solutions6%
Rogers for Business enterprise connectivity, IoT solutions, managed network services, and private wireless networks for Canadian enterprise and government customers.

Rogers Communications Internal Tools & Processes

Internal Tools
12 departments
Wireless Network and Technology4800 people · 3 roles
Standards & Certifications
10 standards
Compliance frameworks, security audits, and quality certifications this company maintains.
Regulatory
CRTC Conditions of Service
Compliant
Rogers operates under CRTC-issued conditions of service for its wireless, broadcasting distribution undertaking (BDU), and programming service licences, including mandatory Canadian content contribution requirements, accessibility provisions, and the Shaw acquisition consent conditions requiring network reliability investment commitments.
Privacy
PIPEDA / CPPA
Compliant
Rogers complies with Canada's PIPEDA and the forthcoming Consumer Privacy Protection Act (CPPA) for the collection and management of subscriber personal data including call records, location data, browsing activity, and payment information across its wireless and cable networks.
Security
ISO 27001
Certified
Rogers' Information Security Management System (ISMS) covering its network operations, customer data centres, and digital platforms is certified to ISO 27001, following the 2022 national outage that triggered mandatory security and resilience investment commitments to the CRTC.
Security
PCI DSS
Compliant
Rogers is PCI DSS compliant for all credit and debit card transactions processed through Rogers.com, My Rogers app, retail stores, and Chatr and Freedom Mobile branded payment channels, protecting subscriber payment card data across all consumer touchpoints.
Regulatory
CASL
Compliant
Rogers complies with Canada's Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL) for all commercial electronic messages sent to subscribers, including promotional offers, service notifications, and marketing communications from Rogers, Fido, Chatr, and Freedom Mobile brands.
Accessibility
WCAG 2.1 AA
Compliant
Rogers' digital properties including Rogers.com, My Rogers app, and Ignite TV interface conform to WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility standards, supporting the CRTC's accessibility requirements under the Accessible Canada Act for telecommunications service providers.
Security
SOC 2 Type II
Certified
Rogers for Business cloud and managed network services platforms hold SOC 2 Type II certification, providing enterprise customers with independent assurance of security, availability, and confidentiality controls for their managed connectivity and cloud data services.
Environmental
TCFD
Compliant
Rogers publishes annual TCFD-aligned climate disclosures covering physical risks to its network infrastructure from extreme weather, transition risks from energy costs and carbon pricing, and its targets to achieve net-zero GHG emissions across its network and operations by 2050.
Regulatory
Broadcasting Act
Compliant
Rogers Media complies with Canada's Broadcasting Act and CRTC programming regulations for its Sportsnet, City TV, and radio licences, including Canadian content (CanCon) programming quotas, Canadian programming expenditure (CPE) requirements, and independent production fund contributions.
Environmental
ISO 14001
Certified
Rogers' Environmental Management System covering its network operations, data centres, and corporate facilities is certified to ISO 14001, governing energy consumption management, electronic waste recycling, and GHG emissions reduction from Rogers' tower and data centre infrastructure.

Rogers Communications Interview Preparation

Interview Prep
Role-specific interview questions and keywords. Select a department, then click any role to prepare.
Wireless Network and Technology· 3 roles

Rogers Communications Products & Competitors

Product Suite
5 products · select one to explore
Telecommunications
Mobile Network
Rogers Infinite Plans
Canada's most reliable 5G network, unlimited everything.

Rogers Infinite is the flagship unlimited wireless plan family offering unlimited talk, text, and data on Canada's largest 5G network. Designed for Canadian consumers who demand high performance without data caps, Infinite plans are available in multiple tiers with varying 5G data speeds and international roaming entitlements.

Use Cases
Activating a new smartphone with Rogers 5G Infinite plan on the Standalone 5G network in Toronto or VancouverAdding a Rogers SharePlus line to a family Infinite plan to share data and reduce per-line costsEnabling Rogers Roam Like Home on an Infinite plan for unlimited US and Mexico calling and data while travelling
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Key Customers
IND
Individual Canadian Consumers
FAM
Canadian Families
SMB
Small Business Owners
Competitive Intelligence
VSBell Mobility Unlimited Plans
THEM

Bell's flagship unlimited wireless plans offer similar national 5G coverage and unlimited data tiers, with competitive roaming options and multi-line family discounts targeting the same premium Canadian consumer segment as Rogers Infinite.

EDGE

Rogers Standalone 5G network delivers lower latency and faster speeds in core urban markets

VSTELUS Mobility Plans
THEM

TELUS unlimited plans compete directly with Rogers Infinite, leveraging TELUS's nationally ranked customer satisfaction scores and a comparable 5G footprint across Canada to attract consumers prioritizing reliability and service quality.

EDGE

Rogers has the largest national 5G coverage footprint in Canada by geographic reach

VSFido Unlimited
THEM

Fido, a Rogers subsidiary, offers lower-priced unlimited plans targeting price-sensitive consumers and students, creating an internal flanker brand that competes against Koodo and Virgin in the value wireless segment.

EDGE

Rogers Infinite delivers a premium network experience with superior 5G speeds compared to flanker brands

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