Telefónica reshapes Spain operations into B2B, B2C and wholesale units to drive growth and export digital services

By Public Technologies
  • Telefónica’s board moved to simplify the Spain operating model to capture synergies, speed decisions, scale digital services, target B2B, residential growth.
  • Support functions in Spain shifted into group corporate areas under Executive Chairman Marc Murtra, aiming to cut duplication, streamline execution.
  • Spain reorganized into three independent business units: B2B Spain, B2C Spain, Wholesale Spain; legal entities unchanged, external financial reporting unchanged.
  • Movistar Plus board eliminated; Javier de Paz stepped down as non-executive chair, taking European business continuity, development responsibilities.


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