Paraguay's first mobile network, born as Telecel in 1992, today runs the country's leading phone, cable and digital-money business under the Tigo brand — wholly owned by Luxembourg-listed Millicom, yet listed on its own bonds at the Bolsa de Valores de Asunción. Full nameTelefónica Celular del Paraguay S.A.E. (TELECEL S.A.E.) Ticker / exchangeTELECEL.PY — Bolsa de Valores de Asunción (bonds); parent Millicom trades as TIGO on Nasdaq US & Stockholm HeadquartersFernando de la Mora, Departamento Central, Paraguay SectorTelecommunications (mobile, cable, broadband, digital financial services) Employees~3,100 Market value (market cap)Not independently …
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