Verizon
About
Verizon Communications (NYSE: VZ) is a leading telecommunications company in the United States, serving over 90 million postpaid wireless connections through a network long regarded as the most reliable in the country, along with Fios fiber-optic broadband and a growing fixed wireless access business. The company has historically differentiated itself through network quality and premium positioning, and is now investing in C-band 5G deployment and fixed wireless broadband as new growth vectors to complement its mature wireless business. Verizon is a classic defensive income investment in the telecom sector, offering one of the highest dividend yields among large-cap U.S. stocks, stable cash flow generation from its essential connectivity services, and steady if modest growth as it leverages 5G technology for both consumer and enterprise applications.
Telecom Stocks
Verizon is a core telecom stock known for operating what has historically been considered the most reliable wireless network in the United States, serving the largest postpaid subscriber base in the country while delivering substantial free cash flow that supports one of the most generous dividends among mega-cap stocks.
Key Financials VZ
Price
$49.01
Change (1D)
-0.91%
Change (30D)
+20.33%
Change (60D)
+19.51%
Change (90D)
+18.27%
Change (180D)
+13.63%
Change (1Y)
+20.92%
Change (5Y)
-10.89%
P/E Ratio
15.32
EPS (TTM)
$3.20
52-Week Range
$10.60 — $50.24
50-Day MA
$41.67
Volume
32.00M
Data updated Feb 15 · Source: Twelve Data
