Where does Aventure Telecom rank among its competitors?

Aventure Telecom ranks 5748th amongst 5888 active competitors, of which 108 are funded. It stands 11th in terms of total funding among its competitors. The most recent competitor to raise funding was Rogers, which secured $5.1B in Jun, 2025.

Who are the top competitors of Aventure Telecom?

Aventure Telecom's top competitors include ACT, KPN and Century Link. Among them, Rogers secured the most recent funding round in June, 2025.

Aventure Telecom - 2026 Company Profile & Competitors

Aventure Telecom is an unfunded company. It operates as a Provider of digital television cable services and fiber internet connectivity. Aventure Telecom has not raised any funding yet. The company has 5888 active competitors, including 108 funded and 758 that have exited. Its top competitors include companies like ACT, KPN and Century Link.

Company Details

Provider of digital television cable services and fiber internet connectivity. Services include the distribution of television channels and high-speed data transmission through optical fiber infrastructure. The business facilitates voice over internet protocol calling and streaming media access for residential and commercial subscribers. Technical support is provided for installation and maintenance of networking hardware and television signal equipment.

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5748^th among 5888 active competitors

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Top competitors of Aventure Telecom include ACT, KPN and Century Link. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of Aventure Telecom, ranked by Tracxn score:

Rank	Company Details	Short Description	Total Funding	Investors	Tracxn Score
1st	ACT 2000, Bengaluru (India), Acquired	Provider of fibre optic broadband, WiFi network, and television services	$2.83M	CPP Investments, Adithya Constructions & 17 others	75/100
2nd	KPN 1989, Rotterdam (Netherlands), Acquired	Provider of mobile and fixed line telecommunication services	-	27th Street Capital, Triodos Investment Management ... & 9 others	75/100
3rd	Century Link 1930, Monroe (United States), Public	Provider of residential and business communication services, including internet, TV, and phone	$20M	Temasek, Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe & 3 others	72/100
4th	Rogers 1935, Toronto (Canada), Public	Provider of wifi and fiber optic services	$1M	Blackstone, Social Capital & 7 others	72/100
5th	Orange Polska 1991, Warsaw (Poland), Public	Provider of telephony, internet, and data transmission services	$2.46B	Orange, Kulczyk Investments & 1 others	71/100
6th	Ciena 1992, Hanover (United States), Public	Provider of networking systems, automation software, components, and related services	-	Western Technology Investment, Worldview Technology Partners ... & 13 others	71/100
7th	Bezeq 1984, Tel Aviv (Israel), Acquired	Telecom services provider in Israel	-	Elliott Management, Apax & 3 others	70/100
8th	Hathway Cable & Datacom 1959, Mumbai (India), Acquired	Provider of internet services	-	Goldman Sachs, Steadview & 5 others	70/100
9th	Cogeco 1956, Montreal (Canada), Public	Fiber-optic internet, TV, and fixed-line telephone services provider	-	IAM Group, Prime Minister & 3 others	69/100
10th	Hyperoptic 2010, London (United Kingdom), Acquired	Provider of full fibre optic broadband services	$75.5M	RBS Group, Royal Bank of Canada & 12 others	68/100
5748th	Aventure Telecom Unfunded	Provider of digital television cable services and fiber internet connectivity	-	-	16/100