Overview
- By end‑2024, 92.6% of households had internet access, topping 9.8 million homes, according to OSIPTEL’s Erestel survey.
- Access expanded most in underserved groups, with rural households rising from 41.5% in 2019 to 82.9% in 2024 and socioeconomic levels D/E reaching 89.9%.
- Virtually all homes have a telecom service, with mobile telephony at 99.3% as cable TV falls to 33.9% and fixed lines to 4.6%.
- Usage is shifting toward internet‑based calling and finance, with VoIP and app calls up nearly 26 percentage points year over year and digital banking access reaching 42.3%.
- The mobile market is tilting toward postpaid, narrowing the historical prepaid lead to roughly 55% vs 45% in 2024 as demand for larger data plans grows.