Last updated: 21 Jan 2025 Update History
Report Status: Current
Report Pages: 275
Analyst: Henry Lancaster
Following the completion of the UFB rollout program at the end of 2022, investment in fibre infrastructure has slowed. The fibre uptake rate in urban areas is relatively high, and while most subscribers re opt for the Fibre 300 package, though the number of Fibre Max connections is growing quickly.
New Zealand’s mobile market continues to undergo significant developments, particularly in the expansion of 5G networks which itself has been helped by the allocation of spectrum in the 3.5GHz range. There is effective competition between Spark, One NZ, and 2degrees. Although 2degrees only has about 21% of the market, it manages mobile infrastructure on a par with the two major competitors. Having merged with Vocus, 2degrees also picked up the fixed broadband subscriber base of MyRepublic. All three MNOs are expecting to close their 3G networks by the end of 2025 and repurpose spectrum for 5G.
Spark New Zealand, Chorus, One New Zealand (Vodafone New Zealand), 2degrees, Orcon, Snap, CallPlus, CityLink, Vector, NOW, Airnet, WorldxChange Communications, Vocus, Skinny, Compass, MyRepublic, Skinny, Slingshot, Trustpower, Enable Networks, Northpower Fibre and UltraFast Fibre
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