78.7% of the total lines are concentrated in the three main operators, Movistar, Orange (including Jazztel) and Vodafone (including Ono), four percentage points less than the previous year.
Mobile telephony: The number of mobile lines increased by 26,978 in January. The month ended with 55.9 million lines, representing a 1.9% increase compared to the same period last year.
The three main operators accounted for 73.8% of all mobile lines in the market. In January, 528,579 mobile numbers were ported, representing a 9.3% decrease compared to the same month in 2021. MASMOVIL Group and the MVNOs recorded positive net portability balances, while Vodafone, Orange, and Movistar showed negative balances
Mobile voice lines with broadband ended January with a total of 48.75 million lines, 3.2% more than in the same month of 2021. This means that 87.2% of mobile lines already had internet access at that time.
In January, the total number of fixed telephone lines fell by 57,043. The month ended with a total of 18.47 million. 148,213 fixed numbers were ported, 9.2% fewer than in the same month of the previous year. The NEBA indirect access service (FTTH and copper) gained 7,579 lines this month, bringing its total to 1,011,001 lines, of which 968,051 are fiber optic. January ended with 2,040,817 local NEBA lines.
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[1] The total broadband in the graph includes lines from technologies other than DSL, HFC, or FTTH, although these are not itemized.
[3],4 Vodafone includes data from Ono, and Orange includes data from Jazztel. Grupo MASMOVIL includes data from Mas Móvil, Yoigo, and Pepephone. Furthermore, from February 2017, Grupo MASMOVIL includes data from the MVNO LlamaYA following the acquisition of its customer base at the end of January 2017; from December 2018, it includes data from the MVNO Lebara following the acquisition of its customer base in November 2018; from July 2019, it includes data from the MVNO Hits Mobile; from June 2020, it includes data from the MVNO Lycamobile; and from August 2021, it includes data from Euskaltel. Mobile network operator data includes data for MVNOs and their own brands (Orange includes República Móvil data from December 2019).
[4] Vodafone includes Ono data from July 2014, and Orange includes Jazztel data from August 2015. Grupo MASMOVIL includes data from Mas Móvil, Yoigo, and Pepephone from October 2016. In addition, from February 2017, Grupo MASMOVIL includes data from the MVNO LlamaYA following the acquisition of its customer base at the end of January 2017; from December 2018, it includes data from the MVNO Lebara following the acquisition of its customer base in November 2018; from July 2019, it includes data from the MVNO Hits Mobile; from June 2020, it includes data from the MVNO Lycamobile; and from August 2021, it includes data from Euskaltel. Mobile network operator data includes data from the MVNOs they own.
[5] Data-only lines are not included.
