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Who is STV?
STV is an Estonian telecommunications and media services provider offering cable television, internet connectivity, and related communication solutions to residential and business customers.
- Fixed and wireless internet access services for households and enterprises (Internet Service Provider).
- Cable and digital television packages, including thematic channel bundles (Pay TV / Media Distribution).
- IP-based and traditional telephony services for private and business subscribers (Voice Services).
- Value-added communication and media services, such as video content delivery and service bundles (Converged Communications).
- Network infrastructure deployment and maintenance to support broadband and TV distribution (Telecom Infrastructure).
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STV operates as a regional telecommunications operator in Estonia, providing fixed internet, cable television, and telephony services that are used in residential, small business, and organizational environments where stable connectivity and linear TV content distribution are required.
The company’s internet access offerings typically rely on fixed broadband technologies such as DOCSIS-based cable networks and, in some coverage areas, Ethernet or fiber connections, enabling IP connectivity suitable for everyday office workloads, cloud application access, and consumer streaming use cases.
Its television service portfolio covers digital cable TV and channel packages, which are distributed over STV’s own Hybrid fiber/coax (HFC) (hybrid fiber-coaxial) and related access networks; these services are used by apartment buildings, single-family homes, and some business users that rely on linear TV and informational channels in public or customer-facing spaces.
STV also delivers IP telephony and traditional voice services that integrate with its broadband offerings, enabling bundled connectivity and voice for small offices and home offices; these services are typically based on Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) and standard telephony protocols and can be combined with number portability and local numbering plans.
Compared with global over-the-top (OTT) and hyperscale providers, STV’s role centers on last-mile access, local network operation, and managed distribution of TV and communication services over its own infrastructure footprint inside Estonia, which allows for localized service packages, language-specific TV content, and regional customer support models.
For enterprise and institutional customers, STV can function as an access provider within multi-vendor network architectures, where its broadband links terminate at customer edge routers, firewalls, and Wi‑Fi systems managed by internal IT teams or third-party integrators; in such environments, STV’s services complement higher-layer security, Software-Defined Wide Area Network (SD-WAN), and cloud connectivity solutions delivered by other vendors.
From a directory and taxonomy standpoint, STV aligns with Internet Service Providers (ISP) (fixed broadband), Pay TV / Cable and Digital Television, Voice Services (fixed telephony and VoIP), and Telecom Network Infrastructure Operation, addressing the connectivity and media distribution layer within the broader enterprise and residential communications stack.
Our description of STV. Updated February 2026.
