Digi crece un 12% en fibra en el año y araña cuota a sus competidores
Masorange, el líder, eleva un 0,15% sus líneas de fibra, mientras Movistar crece un 1,1% y Vodafone, lo hace un 0,29%, aunque la 'teleco' de Zegona avanza un 6,3% en fibra hasta el hogar. Leer
Digi demonstrated an impressive 12% growth in fiber broadband subscriptions throughout the year, outpacing its competitors. While its mobile segment also saw accelerated growth, the company's fixed broadband business outperformed its peers in the Spanish market. The telecommunications firm entered the fixed broadband segment with a low-cost model in September 2018, and now holds a 15% market share, up from 12.5% a year ago.
According to the latest data from the National Commission of Markets and Competition (CNMC), Digi had 2.88 million fiber lines at the end of the first half of the year, marking a 12.2% increase compared to 2.57 million at year-end 2025. During the same period, Movistar grew by 1.1%, Vodafone by 0.29%, and Masorange by 0.15%. In total, Digi added 313,368 lines to its fixed broadband segment, which grew by 390,780 connections across the board, bringing the total to 19.92 million.
The rapid expansion of Digi in Spain is exemplified by its decision to list on the stock exchange on July 16, 2026, with shares trading at 5.6 euros. As of the session's close, the company's shares were trading at 6.84 euros, a more than 20% increase, fueled by positive analyst commentary. The company plans to invest 2 billion euros between 2024 and 2030 to increase fiber coverage by 60%, aiming for 20 million residential units.
Digi also has a plan to deploy 5,000 mobile towers in Spain by 2028, eventually expanding to 10,000.
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