Cosma

Part of the industry series of articles

Cosma
State Corporation of Vekllei
Parent	Ministry of Culture
Bureau	Bureau of Post & Telecommunications
Industry	Telecommunications
Headquarters	Summers
Founded	2020
Employees	18,605
Traded as	CMA
Accounted Revenue	AK ✾ 50.2 billion
S.c.L.

Commonwealth Telecom (better known by its trading name Cosma) is the national telecommunications provider in Vekllei. It is responsible for providing connection and service to residential and public telephones in the country. It also develops a variety of consumer products including videophones, public phone booths, and personal phones.

Cosma also maintains telecommunications infrastructure networks internationally through Cosma Overseas, including the Oslola-Europe undersea cables and their sister sets between Vekllei and North America. Much of the network dates back over a hundred years, since a shortage of modern personal telephones in Vekllei requires Cosma to maintain a wide variety of voltage and cable standards.

Commercial, industrial and government telecommunications are managed by a seperate internal department called the Industrial Telecommunications Office.

Cosma was founded as a department of the Commonwealth Post in 1926, but was spun off into its own company in the postwar period. Today, it serves nearly 22 million customers across Vekllei and abroad. It is headquartered in , which is also the site of the Transatlantic Interchange managed by the company.