Mobile service revenues rose nearly 3%, while fixed-line services grew 5.1%.
Investment in fixed infrastructure increased, particularly in VHCN (Very High Capacity Networks), totalling over €135 million, while mobile network investments slightly declined.
The shift to fiber continued, with optical connections rising by 119,300 to nearly 471,000, accounting for almost 40% of over 1.18 million fixed-line connections. Copper connections fell by over 81,000. VHCN connections surpassed 618,600, exceeding half of all fixed broadband lines, with 55.4% offering speeds above 100 Mbit/s and 41.7% above 300 Mbit/s.
Fixed-line phone usage and revenue continued to decline, with a 14.8% drop in revenue and a 1.5% drop in the number of subscribers. Mobile revenue fell 2.1% despite a 5.2% increase in the number of subscribers.
Pay TV saw growth, with connections reaching 939,600 (+1.3%) and service revenues up 7.6%.