According to the National Communications Authority, TVS penetration reached 96 per 100 households in the residential segment at the end of the first quarter of this year, marking a decline of one percentage point compared to the same period last year. Anacom).
From January to March, TVS had 4.6 million subscribers, which is 88 thousand more than in the same quarter last year. This is an increase of 2% compared to the same period last year and the lowest figure since the end of 2013.
Between January and March, 4.1 million homes signed up for the pay TV service, up 63,000 from the same quarter the previous year (an increase of 1.6%), representing 88.7% of total subscribers. In the non-residential segment, the number of subscribers stood at 522 thousand, representing 11.3% of the total, and registered a growth of 5% compared to the same quarter in 2023.
The vast majority of TVS customers have subscribed to this service integrated into the package, with only 2% of TVS accesses sold in isolation (“single game”).
Optical fiber (FTTH/B) accounts for 64.5% of total subscribers (up 6.6%), followed by cable TV (26.6%), satellite TV – DTH (6.9%) and ADSL ( 1.9%).
Meo had the largest number of STV subscribers (41.6% – plus 0.4 p.p.), followed by Nos (36.3% – minus 0.6 p.p.), Vodafone (19.3% – plus 0.4 p.p.) and Nowo (2.7% – minus 0.2 p.p.). . In the residential segment, the largest share went to Meo and Nos (40.0% and 37.5%, respectively), and in the non-residential segment, Meo received more than half of the subscribers (54.5%).
Author: Sonia Diaz
Source: CM Jornal
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