Analytico’s 2022 South African Fibre Report gives details about the country’s top fibre network operators.
revealed that Vumatel and Openserve dominate the local fibre market, with over 50% market share in homes passed and homes connected.
Vumatel is leading the race and has established a significant lead over its closest competitor, Openserve.Other network operators like Metrofibre, Frogfoot, Herotel, and newcomer Zoom Fibre are also rapidly growing their networks but are far behind Vumatel and Openserve.Over the last year, Vumatel has increased the number of homes passed by 400,000 – from 1.1 million to 1.5 million.
Openserve’s annual growth of 290,000 homes passed is its biggest year-on-year increase since it launched fibre-to-the-home seven years ago. Openserve continues to dominate the South African national long-distance and metropolitan fibre infrastructure market.
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