The number of active mobile phone subscriptions – numbers that were called or from which calls were made in the previous three months – fell 46,000 from the previous month to 11,013,000 in March.
Market penetration fell slightly, to 116.8 SIM cards per hundred people from 116.9 in February.
T-Mobile’s market share based on the total number of subscriptions rose to 45.32% from 45.25% in the previous month, while Vodafone’s share remained fixed at 22.88% and Telenor’s market share fell to 31.81% from 31.86%.
Based on subscriptions generating turnover at a rolling three-month average, Vodafone’s market share remained fixed at 22.55% at the end of March, Telenor’s share dropped to 31.87% from 31.96% and T-Mobile’s rose to 45.58% from 45.49%.
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