The revenue decrease was primarily due to wholesale telephone services. Within this sector, internet services (fixed and mobile) generated 40% of total revenues, mobile telephony 29%, TV program retransmission 15%, fixed telephony 8%, and other network/service types 8%.

Based on revenues from electronic communications networks and services, the leading providers were Orange (36%), Digi (29%), and Vodafone (24%).

Regarding fixed internet connections, Gigabit connections increased by 16% over the past year to nearly 2.4 million, mainly due to an 8% rise in fiber optic connections (FTTH) to homes/offices, totaling 5.4 million. Overall, fixed internet connections saw a 3% increase to 6.8 million, with the majority (95%) offering speeds exceeding 100 Mbps. Concurrently, 35% of connections provide speeds of at least 1 Gbps.

Additionally, the fixed internet coverage rate per hundred households was 83% (89% in urban areas and 75% in rural areas). In terms of the number of connections, the top three providers are Digi (72%), Orange (16%), and Vodafone (10%).

Last year, the top mobile internet providers, based on active connections, were Orange (35%), Digi (30%), and Vodafone (22%).

Based on the number of active SIM cards, Orange held a market share of 35%, followed by Digi (28%) and Vodafone (25%).