WechuaTel
| Type | Public |
|---|---|
| Industry | Telecommunications |
| Founder(s) | Government of Nouvelle Alexandrie (initial charter) |
| Area served |
 Nouvelle Alexandrie |
| Key people | Antonia Sulca (CEO), Marco Quiroga (CTO) |
| Products | Mobile phone services, broadband internet, fiber-optic, IPTV, digital infrastructure, cloud solutions |
| Revenue | NAX€ 11.7 billion (1745 AN) |
| Net income | NAX€ 1.4 billion (1745 AN) |
| Website | www.wechuatel.nax |
WechuaTel is a major telecommunications and digital infrastructure provider in Nouvelle Alexandrie. Headquartered in Cárdenas, the company is the third-largest cellular service provider and the second-largest internet service provider in the Federation. It plays a key role in expanding digital access across urban, rural, and indigenous communities, particularly in underserved areas.
Founded in 1689 AN as a semi-public utility during the New Prosperity Plan, WechuaTel evolved into a competitive, publicly traded company with a reputation for innovation, inclusive service provision, and infrastructure partnerships. The company’s name reflects its early investment in connecting highland and remote communities, especially speakers of the Wechua language in Wechua Nation.
History
WechuaTel was initially established by royal charter in the wake of federal consolidation efforts following the establishment of Nouvelle Alexandrie. Its mandate was to rapidly expand mobile and internet access across newly integrated regions, including remote parts of the Wechua Nation.
Privatized in 1705 AN, the company expanded its consumer services aggressively during the tech boom of the 1710s and 1720s, investing in 4G and later 5G mobile networks. By 1724 AN, it had become a major player in the Federation's broadband and digital services market.
In 1732 AN, WechuaTel won a landmark government contract under the "Connect the Federation" initiative, significantly expanding its rural fiber-optic backbone. This project made it the second-largest internet provider in the Federation, after TeleMont.
Services
WechuaTel provides a range of consumer and enterprise-level telecommunications and technology services:
- Mobile telecommunications – Third-largest carrier by subscriber base, offering 5G, 4G, and prepaid plans.
- Broadband internet – Offers fiber-optic, DSL, and satellite internet, with competitive pricing in rural and periurban zones.
- TV and media – IPTV services through its “WechuNET” platform, including original programming and local-language content.
- Enterprise solutions – Cloud services, cybersecurity, remote work infrastructure, and municipal digitalization support.
- Public contracts – Active partner in federal and regional initiatives for digital inclusion and smart infrastructure.
Corporate affairs
WechuaTel trades on the Nouvelle Alexandrie Stock Exchange under the symbol WTL. Its board of directors includes representatives from private investment firms, labor unions, and indigenous business coalitions. CEO Antonia Sulca, a former engineer from Royal University of Parap, has led the company since 1737 AN, pushing for digital sovereignty and expanded fiber networks.
