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SFR

SFR is a major French telecommunications operator owned by Altice, providing mobile, fixed broadband, and fibre services.

SFR operates in the French Telecommunications segment.

SFR: Core Facts

Entity Type
Telecommunications operator (MNO)
Parent
Altice France
Headquarters
Paris, France
Network
Mobile (2G/3G/4G/5G), DSL, fibre
Low-cost brand
RED by SFR (online-only, sans engagement)
Regulator
ARCEP
Declared 5G coverage
~85 to 86% of population (operator-declared)
Status
Active Definition
Verified

How SFR compares

SFR is NOT the same as its discount sub-brand RED by SFR, nor the same as Orange, Bouygues Telecom, or Free. RED by SFR is an online-only, no-commitment line that runs on SFR's network.

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SFR: Frequently Asked Questions

What is SFR?

SFR is one of France's four main network operators, owned by Altice. SFR offers mobile forfaits, home internet boxes, and fibre.

What is the difference between SFR and RED by SFR?

RED by SFR is SFR's no-commitment, online-only discount brand. RED runs on the same SFR network but is cheaper and has no in-store service.

Is SFR sans engagement?

SFR sells both committed and no-commitment plans. SFR's RED brand is fully sans engagement, meaning you can cancel any month.

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Where SFR is mentioned on How to France

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