Telecentro is a privately owned company headquartered in Argentina. Founded in 1990 by the Pierri family, and employing approximately 2720 individuals, it operates as a tier 1 media tech buyer specializing in quadruple play services. These services integrate high-speed fiber-optic internet, cable television, fixed-line telephony, and mobile data through its virtual operator. The company focuses on the aggressive deployment of gigabit-speed connectivity and its unified OTT platform, Telecentro Play (T-Play), primarily within the Buenos Aires Metropolitan Area and beyond. By 2026, it functions as a major content aggregator, allowing users to access a wide array of live national channels and global streaming services through a single interface, maintaining its market position relative to providers like Flow.
Telecentro is reshaping Argentina's mobile and fiber markets as of September 11, 2026, though specific deals related to this development remain unclosed. This comes after a reported divestiture where Telecom Argentina is expected to keep 33 million mobile lines, positioning it ahead of Claro and new market entrant Metrotel. Previously, on September 1, Telecentro reportedly agreed to acquire fiber-optic rival Iplan for approximately $260 million. According to local outlet Infobae, citing unnamed sources, a five-year syndicated loan from ICBC, Banco Galicia, and Banco Santander is expected to finance the transaction, with the deal projected to close within 30 days.
Telecentro offers 5 products in the media and telecoms services industry. Telecentro's product portfolio comprises of telecoms and media and TV services.
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