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Group 619

Other telecommunications activities

This division covers all telecommunications activities that are not strictly traditional telephony. From satellite data transmission to mobile internet services and cable television, businesses providing modern communication solutions are included here. If you offer internet access services, IP television, or lease telecommunications equipment, this code is suitable for you.

Included Activities & Applicability

  • ✅ Provision of specialized telecommunications services
  • ✅ such as satellite communications Operation of fixed and mobile telecommunications networks other than traditional telephony Data transmission services and fixed and mobile internet access Cable
  • ✅ satellite
  • ✅ or internet protocol television (IPTV) services Resale of telecommunications services (without own infrastructure) Rental and leasing of telecommunications equipment Call center and telemarketing services

Excluded Activities & Restrictions

  • ❌ Provision of traditional fixed and mobile telephony services (included in divisions 61.10-61.20) Media content production activities (e.g.
  • ❌ TV programs
  • ❌ films) Installation and maintenance of network equipment (separate CAEN code) Hosting and cloud computing activities (code 6311) Telecommunications activities via cable networks that primarily include fixed telephony services

Subordinate Structure

6190 Other telecommunications activities
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Detailed Analysis & Commercial Insights

CAEN Division 619: Other Telecommunications Activities

Division 619 of the Romanian Classification of Economic Activities, known as 'Other telecommunications activities', plays an essential role in Romania's digital infrastructure. It encompasses a wide range of services beyond traditional telephony, including satellite communications, data transmission, fixed and mobile internet access, cable or IPTV television services, and the resale of telecommunications services. In the context of accelerated digital transformation, this niche has seen significant growth, driven by the increasing need for connectivity and diversification of information access sources.

From a macroeconomic perspective, the alternative telecommunications sector contributes substantially to Romania's GDP and the creation of specialized jobs. Companies operating in this field are often innovative, providing solutions for rural areas that are difficult to reach through traditional infrastructure or for business clients requiring high-speed and reliable services. Market evolution has been marked by the transition from DSL technologies to fiber optics and 5G, creating opportunities and competitive pressures.

Key challenges for entrepreneurs in this domain include high infrastructure implementation costs, the need to keep pace with rapid technological changes, strict regulations imposed by ANCOM, and intense competition from large integrated operators. Additionally, cybersecurity and data protection are becoming priorities in the context of increasing cyberattacks and GDPR regulations. Nevertheless, growing demand for broadband and Internet of Things (IoT) services offers promising prospects for those investing in innovation and quality.