About 105,818 subscribers ditched MTN Ghana in the month of October 2019 relative to September 2019.
This represent 0.49% reduction over the September 2019 figures of 21,569,033.
The October 2019 figure was 21,463,215.
MTN’s market share for the month under review, however, stood at 53.54% and continued to lead the telecommunication market.
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However, Glo benefited with its subscription rate increasing by 2,656, a 0.37% jump.
Its voice subscription at the end of October 2019 stood at 722,589, with a market share of 1.80%.
According to the National Communication Authority (NCA), Vodafone also witnessed a decrease in its voice subscription rate by 78,431, representing 0.83% decline.
Its subscription rate stood at 9,328,713 at the end of October 2019 and controlled 23.27% of the market share.
Vodafone remained second in the telecom market.
AirtelTigo, which remained 3rd in the market, also saw its voice subscription decrease from 8,764,093 as of the end of September 2019 to 8,572,856 as of the end of October 2019.
This indicate a percentage decrease of 2.18%.
However, its market share stood at 21.39%.
Data (2G/3G)
For data, MTN led the market with a huge 68.74% market share for 2G/3G.
Mobile data subscription was 17,487,913.
AirtelTigo’s 2G/3G mobile data subscription for October 2019 was, however, 4,174,264, placing them in second position.
Its market share for the month was 16.41%.
Vodafone’s 2G/3G mobile data in October 2019 was 3,513,525.
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This is equivalent to 13.81% of the market share.
Glo still trails its competitors with a data subscription of 265,535 at the end of October 2019.
This represents 1.04%. of the market share.
Data (4G)
The total number of subscriptions for 4G data was 1,959,367 as of the end of October 2019.
Again, MTN led the market with subscriptions of 1,765,387.
Vodafone recorded 145,520 subscribers while Surfline registered subscriptions of 45,346.
Telesol recorded 1,821 subscribers while Blu Ghana recorded a total subscription of 235.
Source: classfmonline.com
