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BT Group plc

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About BT Group plc

BT Group plc is one of the United Kingdom’s largest telecommunications companies, providing broadband, mobile, fixed-line, TV, cybersecurity, cloud, and business connectivity services. The company operates through brands and businesses including BT, EE, Plusnet, Business, International, and Openreach, serving households, small businesses, large enterprises, public sector organisations, and wholesale telecom providers.

BT Group sits at the centre of the UK’s digital infrastructure. Through Openreach, it owns and operates a large part of the country’s fixed broadband network, while EE gives it a major position in mobile connectivity. Its long-term relevance is tied to fibre rollout, 5G, enterprise connectivity, cloud networking, cybersecurity, and the growing demand for faster, more reliable digital access across homes, businesses, and public services.

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