1960
Sistemas Radiantes y de Telecomunicaciones F. Moyano was founded, a company dedicated to designing and manufacturing antennas for radio and television.
Moyano Telsa Sistemas Radiantes y Telecomunicaciones, S.A. was created in 2017 as a result of the merger of Sistemas Radiantes F. Moyano S.A. and Telsa S.A., both with more than 50 years of experience in the telecommunications sector. This alliance is aimed at growth in the Telecommunications sector in which both companies are already strongly consolidated.
Since 1960, MOYANO has been dedicated to the manufacture of antennas, telecommunications towers and associated services and played a significant role in the early development of telecommunications in Spain. The company specialises in the engineering, design, manufacture and installation of antennas, towers and mimicry.
TELSA has been involved in the engineering and integration of communications and electrical solutions since 1967. It specialises in structured cabling, electrical works, public address and security installations.
Moyano Telsa has state-of-the-art equipment and a know-how that allows it to be present nationally and internationally, providing innovative solutions to the telecommunications sector.
Sistemas Radiantes y de Telecomunicaciones F. Moyano was founded, a company dedicated to designing and manufacturing antennas for radio and television.
TELSA Instalaciones de Telecomunicaciones y Electricidad was founded, a company primarily dedicated to telephone cabling installations, telephone switchboards, and electrical installations.
Moyano supplies the analogue television radiant systems for the broadcasting centres of Radio Televisión Española RTVE, with its own designed antennas, to cover the whole of Spain.
With the subsequent privatisation of the television channels, Moyano was the reference supplier of antennas and multiplexers necessary for their expansion.
The massive deployment of mobile telephony began in Spain, with the appearance of new operators. Moyano was also a major player at this time, supplying antennas and towers suitable for its implementation.
Telsa is carrying out the telephone and data cabling for the Bilbao Exhibition Centre. 750,000 metres and 150,000 RJ-45 modules to connect 15,000 Cat6 data sockets and 6,000 user stations.
Moyano supplies antennas and combiners for the arrival of Digital Terrestrial Television DTT and contributes to the "analogue switch-off" programme in Spain.
Telsa implements the "IMVISION" intelligent cabling system in the BBVA Financial City (Madrid)
A merger by absorption was carried out, with Moyano absorbing Telsa, resulting in the creation of Moyano Telsa
Development of the first prototype of a trisectorial module with active 5G antennas.
Moyano Telsa was awarded the general real estate works contract for Telefónica, executing some of the largest modernization projects for Telefónica's electrical and mechanical installations.
Following the end of the pandemic, the 5G Massive MIMO deployment was carried out by all mobile network operators.
