The June quarter of 2024 report, published recently, focuses on residential broadband access services and highlights latest trends and statistics in the market.
Telstra's market share declined to 39.4%, down from 39.9% a quarter (March) earlier. TPG Telecom slightly dipped to 20.5%, down from 20.7%. Optus remained the same at 12.6%.
Smaller telco Aussie Broadband's market share rose to 8.9% from 8.5% in the March quarter. Vocus' remained steady at 8.5%. The others category reported a 10.2% market share.
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All key quarterly indicators also saw an increase. Total services are at 8.8 million, up by 0.05%. Total CVC capacity acquired rose to 53.9Tbps, up by 14.5%. Average CVC per user is at 6.1Mbps, increased by 14.5%. Number of >50Mbps services is at 6.2 million, up by 0.25%.
The report also highlighted a rise in fibre-to-the-premises (FTTP) connections at 2,221,803 from 2,104,451 in the March quarter. It remains to be the most dominant services in operation by technology type.
The total number of services in operation also increased to 8,799,664 from 8,794,904.
The 50Mbps speed tier, one of the most popular NBN speed tier, decreased. Last March quarter, it posted 4,303,867 and declined to 4,116,917 in June.
However, the 100Mbps rose to 1,691,904 connections from 1,552,869. Speeds greater than 100MBps also rose to 418,493 from 354,922 in the March quarter.
