All Brands Owned by AT&T Inc.

What does AT&T own?
AT&T owns and operates telecommunications services under its primary brand, including AT&T Wireless (mobile phone services), AT&T Fiber (broadband internet), AT&T Business (enterprise solutions), and various sub brands including Cricket Wireless (prepaid wireless) and DirecTV (satellite television, currently being divested). The company also owns extensive network infrastructure including cell towers, fiber optic cables, and spectrum licenses.

Is AT&T publicly traded?
Yes, AT&T is publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol T. The company has been publicly traded since its modern formation in 1983, though its corporate history traces back to the original AT&T monopoly that was broken up in 1984. AT&T is one of the most widely held stocks in the United States.

Who founded AT&T?
AT&T was founded by Alexander Graham Bell, who invented the telephone and established the Bell Patent Association in 1876. The modern AT&T was created through decades of mergers and acquisitions, most notably the 2005 merger between SBC Communications and the original AT&T, with key leadership from various executives throughout its history including former CEOs Randall Stephenson and John Stankey.

Where is AT&T headquartered?
AT&T is headquartered in Dallas, Texas, USA, specifically in the Whitacre Tower downtown. The company has operated from Dallas since the 2008 relocation from San Antonio, Texas, and maintains major offices, network operations centers, and research facilities across the United States and internationally.

How many brands does AT&T own?
AT&T operates primarily under the AT&T master brand with sub brands for specific service lines. The company's main brands include AT&T Wireless, AT&T Fiber, AT&T Business, Cricket Wireless, and DirecTV (being divested). Unlike consumer goods conglomerates, AT&T uses its corporate name as the primary brand identifier across virtually all services.

Who owns AT&T?
AT&T is publicly owned with no controlling shareholder. Institutional investors collectively hold the majority of outstanding shares, with major holders including Vanguard Group, BlackRock, and State Street Global Advisors. No individual, family, or private equity firm holds a controlling interest, and the company operates under standard corporate governance with an independent board of directors.

What is AT&T's revenue?
AT&T reported annual revenue of approximately $122.4 billion for fiscal year 2024. The company generates revenue primarily from wireless services (approximately 60% of revenue), broadband services (approximately 25%), and business/other services (approximately 15%). AT&T typically generates $16-20 billion in free cash flow annually after capital expenditures.

What is the 5G deployment at AT&T?
AT&T has deployed nationwide 5G service covering approximately 200 million people across the United States. The company continues to expand 5G capacity and coverage, with plans for enhanced 5G services in urban areas and broader coverage in rural markets. 5G represents a significant portion of AT&T's capital investment strategy and is considered critical to future growth.