Altice Europe N.V. is a multinational telecommunications and media company incorporated in the Netherlands and led by founder and controlling shareholder Patrick Drahi. The company offers a broad range of connectivity services, including high-speed broadband internet, fixed and mobile telephony, and pay-TV packages. Altice Europe operates through regional subsidiaries under brands such as SFR in France, Altice Portugal, and Hot in Israel, delivering both consumer and enterprise solutions across its footprint.
Since its creation in 2015 to consolidate the assets of Patrick Drahi’s Altice Group, the company has pursued an aggressive strategy of acquiring and integrating established telecom operators. Key transactions include the acquisition of SFR from Vivendi and Portugal Telecom, expanding its scale in two major European markets. Over time, Altice Europe has also built and upgraded fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) and cable networks, enhancing service speeds and network reliability for residential and business customers alike.
Altice Europe’s product portfolio extends beyond traditional voice and data services to include cloud and hosting solutions, cybersecurity offerings, and over-the-top (OTT) video services. The company is investing in next-generation network technologies such as fiber expansion and 5G wireless infrastructure to meet growing demand for high-bandwidth applications, streaming entertainment, and digital workplace solutions. Business customers benefit from managed network services, unified communications, and dedicated connectivity options.
With primary operations in Western Europe and Israel, Altice Europe also holds minority interests in certain Caribbean cable markets. The company’s strategic focus remains on convergent service bundles, network modernization and cost efficiency, aiming to strengthen its competitive position in mature telecom markets. Under the guidance of its executive leadership team, Altice Europe continues to leverage scale, innovation, and digital transformation to drive subscriber growth and operational performance.
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