Rogers operates Canada's largest integrated communications and media company, built on a foundation of wireless networks, cable services, and broadcasting assets. Founded in 1960, the company has grown to connect approximately 30 million customers monthly across the country, with its 5G and LTE networks reaching 96% of the Canadian population. Annual revenue across wireless, cable, and media segments totals $21.7 billion.
The company's infrastructure spans mobile telecommunications, broadband internet, cable television, and media broadcasting. Rogers operates Canada's leading sports network and holds a majority stake in Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment, which owns the Toronto Blue Jays and other professional sports assets. The company also manages the Connected for Success programme, which provides affordable internet to low-income households.
Rogers reinvests approximately 90% of annual profits back into Canadian operations and infrastructure development. The company's business model relies on maintaining and expanding network coverage while operating entertainment and sports properties that reach national audiences.
