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Lithuania - Telecoms, Mobile and Broadband - Statistics and Analyses

Publisher Paul Budde Communication Pty Ltd
Published May 08, 2023
Length 248 Pages
SKU # PBC17973222

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Lithuania - Telecoms, Mobile and Broadband - Statistics and Analyses


Lithuania’s telcos ramping up new technologies

Lithuania’s telecom market benefits from the near comprehensive reach of LTE services and from extensive fibre networks. Indeed, the country has one of the highest fibre broadband penetration rates in Europe.

The main telco Telia has steadily scaled up its FttP offerings over the years, reaching 300Mb/s in 2014 and then progressing to 600Mb/s as early as in 2015 being one of the fastest rates in the region at the time). A 1Gb/s services is now widely available, while a 2Gb/s service was launched in early 2022. The company’s fibre broadband reaches some 900,000 premises across the country. Tele2 has also invested in fibre, launching an FttP service in Vilnius in mid-2022.

These companies made a strategic decision more than a decade ago not to upgrade DSL technology but to develop a fibre access networks instead. They expanded from greenfield sites (the initial focus of fibre investment) to the largest cities, and so progressively to smaller towns. These efforts have been assisted by certain provisions of the Law on Corporate Profit Tax, which provide tax relief for investments in new technologies.

At the same time, the telcos are investing in 5G networks.

The government in May 2020 approved a draft plan to develop 5G, aiming for services to be launched in at least one of the country’s largest cities (Vilnius, Kaunas, Klaipeda, Siauliai, or Panevezys) by the end of 2022, and to all five cities by the end of 2023. By 2025, 5G should cover all urban areas and main transport routes and hubs, such as motorways, rail routes, and airports.

To facilitate this, the regulator in March 2022 permitted licensees holding spectrum in the 2.1GHz and 2.5GHz bands to repurpose their holdings for 5G, and in the following May it started an auction process for spectrum in the 700MHz and 3.4GHz bands for 5G use.

Table of Contents

248 Pages
  • Executive Summary
    • Top Level Country Statistics and Telco Authorities - Lithuania - 2023 (e)
    • MARKET CHARACTERISTICS
    • MARKET LEADERS
    • MARKET CHALLENGERS
    • MARKET EMERGENTS
    • TMI VERSUS GDP
    • MOBILE AND MOBILE BROADBAND PENETRATION
    • FIXED VERSUS MOBILE BROADBAND PENETRATION
    • HISTORICAL OVERVIEW
    • HISTORICAL OVERVIEW
    • REGULATORY AUTHORITY
    • FIXED-LINE DEVELOPMENTS
    • MOBILE NETWORK DEVELOPMENTS
    • MARKET ANALYSIS
    • MOBILE STATISTICS
    • MOBILE INFRASTRUCTURE
    • MAJOR MOBILE OPERATORS
    • MOBILE CONTENT AND APPLICATIONS
    • MARKET ANALYSIS
    • BROADBAND STATISTICS
    • HYBRID FIBRE COAX (HFC) NETWORKS
    • DIGITAL SUBSCRIBER LINE (DSL) NETWORKS
    • FIBRE-TO-THE-PREMISES (FTTP) NETWORKS
    • OTHER FIXED BROADBAND SERVICES
    • E-GOVERNMENT
    • E-HEALTH
    • Change in altnets' market share of fixed-lines and revenue - 2012 - 2022
    • Decline in the number of fixed-lines by operator - 2012 - 2022
    • Decline in fixed-telephony revenue - 2012 - 2022
    • TELIA LIETUVOS
    • OVERVIEW OF THE NATIONAL TELECOM NETWORK
    • INTERNATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE
    • WHOLESALING
  • Data centres
    • Historical - Fixed lines in service and teledensity - 1995 - 2011
    • Historic - Mobile subscribers and penetration rate - 1998 - 2011
    • Historic - Internet ARPU - 2010 - 2014
    • Historic - Change in the number of Wi-Fi hotspots - 2012 - 2017
    • Historic - Evolution of telecom revenue and annual change - 2009 - 2011
    • Historic - Evolution of telecom revenue by service ( million) - 2009 - 2011
    • Historic - Change in telecom investment - 2009 - 2011
    • Historic - Change in traffic in mobile and fixed-line networks (million minutes) - 2009 – 2011
    • Historic - Evolution of fixed wholesale lines - 2008 - 2011
    • Historic - Change in the number of fixed numbers ported - 2009 - 2011
    • Historic - Change in cumulative and annual mobile number portings - 2008 – 2011
    • Historic - Evolution of MMS messages sent - 2009 - 2011
    • Historic - Telia Lithuania MOU and churn - 2009 - 2011
    • Historic - Renewed growth in Telia Lithuania's mobile revenue (SEK million) - 2009 – 2011
    • Historic - Development of Tele2 Lithuania's total revenue - 2009 - 2011
    • Historic - Telia Lithuania fixed broadband subscribers, total and DSL - 2009 – 2011
    • Historic - Decline in the number of wholesale DSL lines - 2009 - 2011
    • Historic - Growth in the number of FttP/FttB lines - 2009 - 2011
    • Historic - Decline in fixed-telephony revenue - 2009 - 2011
    • Historic - Change in Telia's fixed-line subscribers by service - 2009 - 2011
    • Historic - Increase in international internet bandwidth - 2009 - 2011
    • Historic - Change in the number of dark fibre lines - 2008 - 2011
  • Glossary of abbreviations
  • Related reports

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