KTL Revenue and Competitors

Whilst KTL now has offices in Ireland (Naas) and across the UK (Manchester, Reading and Birmingham), the company made a humble debut, launching from the bedroom of civil engineer Tony Killarney. Originally the company was called Killarney Telecommunications Limited, which was later shortened to KTL.\n\nIn 1998, mobile network roll outs were accelerating across Ireland and the UK and a surge in the building of housing estates was driving heavy demand for power and utilities services. Digifone – which would later become O2 then Telefonica and is now Three - became KTL’s first client. In 2010, KTL entered the UK market, broadening its professional services, telecoms, power and utilities business.\n\nMoving with the rapid pace of the telecommunications industry, the company has evolved from simple civil engineering to the deeply technical side of network engineering, completing end-to-end managed services for clients with full planning, design, network build and integration, upgrade and maintenance.\n\nToday KTL still takes inspiration from its history, reflecting on the fact that we have never failed to deliver a project and always strive to live up to that record.\n\nWe are also constantly looking forward, and performing better, while being a great place to work with excellent benefits and a progressive culture.