“In 2023, 89% of Portuguese families have access to fixed or mobile internet,” compared to an average of 93% in the EU. The National Communications Authority reveals (Anacom), noting that Portugal is the fourth country in the European Union “with the highest percentage of access to ultra-fast fixed broadband (speed) download advertised rate of 100 Mbps or more)” and that fixed broadband usage in businesses is better here than on the European average (95% vs. 94%).
As for service providers, Meo has emerged as a leader across all criteria, with higher market shares in fixed line services (44.9%), TVs (41.5%), broadband Internet (41.1%), and mobile services (38.1%). As disclosed by the regulatory body. Its vision for the telecommunications sector in 2023.
“At the end of 2023, the four largest entities present in Portugal’s electronic communications markets were, in order, MEO, NOS, Vodafone and NOWO,” the statement read. a report. “MEO accounted for the highest share of fixed voice (44.9%), TV (41.5%), fixed Internet (41.1%) and mobile services (38.1%),” Anacom said, revealing that the second largest operator by share is in 30% range.
Also in terms of bundle offers, Meo leads the race with 41.6% of subscribers (compared to 35.1% for NOS, 20.6% for Vodafone and 2.7% for NOWO) and “stands out in all bundle types: 2P, 3P and 4”. /5F”.
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