ADSL providers lost 90k subscribers in February, falling to 4.37 mn subscribers compared to January, according to the CIT Ministry’s indicators in brief report. We suspect TE Data’s near-monopoly status and poor service has a lot to do with that, given that more people are migrating to 3G data packages, demand for which grew by 2.1% m-o-m. ADSL subscribers remain concentrated in Greater Cairo, which had 42% of the total subscriptions, according to the report.
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