Greece Seen Growing FTTP Subscriptions 20.8% a Year to 2.7 Million by 2030
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Updated · Greek Reporter · Aug 19
Greece Seen Growing FTTP Subscriptions 20.8% a Year to 2.7 Million by 2030
3 articles · Updated · Greek Reporter · Aug 19
Summary
Point Topic projects Greece will rank second among 31 European fiber markets for active FTTP subscription growth through 2030, reaching 2.6 million to 2.7 million connections if the forecast holds.
The 20.8% annual growth rate reflects a low starting base and a shift from simply expanding coverage to converting homes and businesses from older broadband technologies to active fiber service.
OTE’s latest data suggests that conversion is accelerating: the operator added a record 62,000 FTTH customers in Q2, lifting subscribers to 686,831, up 46% year on year.
Competition is widening that push, with Nova topping 300,000 FTTH subscribers in the first half, while Vodafone, Inalan and PPC’s FiberGrid continue expanding networks.
Across Europe, FTTP subscriptions are forecast to rise from 112.4 million in 2025 to 157.4 million by 2030, making customer take-up—not just network buildout—the next battleground.