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The document provides subscriber data for fixed telephone lines, mobile services, fixed internet, and mobile broadband for January and February. For fixed telephone lines, there were 306,441 subscribers in January and 312,278 in February, representing penetration rates of 9.30% and 9.48% per inhabitant respectively. Mobile services saw total subscribers of 4,839,534 in January and 4,806,169 in February, with penetration rates of 161.03% and 160.23% per inhabitant respectively. Fixed internet subscribers totaled 123,671 in January and 127,590 in February, with penetration rates of 3.75% and 3.87% per inhabitant and 30.74% and 31.72% per
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- Total fixed telephone lines were 290,134 with a penetration rate of 10.46% of households.
- Total mobile subscribers were 4,837,227 with a penetration rate of 174.41% of the population.
- Active mobile broadband subscribers were 1,089,565 with a penetration rate of 39.29% of the population.
- Total internet users were estimated at 1,671,369 with a penetration rate of 60.3% of the population.
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This document provides subscriber statistics for fixed telephone lines, mobile services, fixed internet, and mobile broadband in Qatar for January 2013. It includes the following key figures:
- Total fixed telephone lines were 306,441 with a penetration rate of 9.3% of inhabitants and 76.2% of households.
- Total mobile subscribers were 5,306,560 with a penetration rate of 161% of inhabitants.
- Total fixed internet subscribers were 123,671 with penetration rates of 3.8% of inhabitants and 30.7% of households.
- Total active mobile broadband subscribers were 1,815,823 with a penetration rate of 55.1% of inhabitants.
2nd quarter 2012
This document contains monthly subscriber data for various telecommunications services in India for April, May and June. Some key metrics reported include:
- Total mobile subscribers ranged from 295 million to 296 million. Active mobile broadband subscribers ranged from 89 million to 95 million.
- Total fixed telephone lines ranged from 293 million to 296 million, while fixed broadband subscribers ranged from 41 million to 42 million.
- Estimated fixed internet users were calculated at around 5 million, while estimated mobile internet users ranged from 91 million to 95 million. Total estimated internet users ranged from 96 million to 102 million.
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This document contains quarterly subscriber data for fixed telephone lines, mobile services, fixed internet, and mobile broadband in Pakistan. Some key metrics in January include:
- Total fixed telephone lines were 290,134 with a penetration rate of 10.46% of households.
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- Total fixed telephone lines were 306,441 with a penetration rate of 9.3% of inhabitants and 76.2% of households.
- Total mobile subscribers were 5,306,560 with a penetration rate of 161% of inhabitants.
- Total fixed internet subscribers were 123,671 with penetration rates of 3.8% of inhabitants and 30.7% of households.
- Total active mobile broadband subscribers were 1,815,823 with a penetration rate of 55.1% of inhabitants.
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- Total fixed telephone lines ranged from 293 million to 296 million, while fixed broadband subscribers ranged from 41 million to 42 million.
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