Valor Telecom
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| Valor Telecom | |
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| Type | Defunct |
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| Founded | 2000 |
| Headquarters | Irving, TX, USA |
| Industry | Communications Services |
| Products | Telecommunications |
| Website | www.valortelecom.com |
Valor Telecom was a rural wireline telephone company. In December 2005, Valor announced that was being acquired by the landline division of Alltel in a tax-free stock merger. The merger more than doubled its coverage area. On April 10, 2006, Valor announced the merged company would rename itself Windstream Communications following close of the merger.
Windstream began operations on July 17, 2006.
[edit] Executive team
- CEO, Jack Mueller
[edit] Coverage map
[edit] External links
| Corporate Directors: | Francis X. Frantz - Chairman | Jeffrey R. Gardner | Frank E. Reed | Jeffrey T. Hinson | Judy K. Jones | Dennis E. Foster | William A. Montgomery | Samuel E. Beall III |
| Holding Companies: | Valor Telecom |
| Operating Companies: | Valor Telecommunications of Texas | Windstream Alabama | Windstream Arkansas | Windstream Florida | Windstream Georgia Communications | Windstream Kentucky East | Windstream Kentucky West | Windstream Mississippi | Windstream Missouri | Windstream Nebraska | Windstream New York | Windstream North Carolina | Windstream of the Midwest | Windstream Ohio | Windstream Oklahoma | Windstream Pennsylvania | Windstream South Carolina | Windstream Western Reserve Telephone |
| Directory Operations: | Windstream Yellow Pages |
| Annual Revenue: Unknown. FY 2005) | Employees: 4,400 | Stock Symbol: NYSE: WIN | Website: www.windstream.com | |
