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List of telecommunications companies in Asia and Oceania

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A telecommunications company (historically known as a telephone company) is a company which provides broadband and/or telephony services.

The telecommunications companies of Asia and Oceania are listed below:

Afghanistan

Fixed-line operators

Afghan Telecom

Mobile operators

Salaam Network
Afghan Wireless (Telephone Systems International)
MTN Afghanistan (MTN Group)
Etisalat Afghanistan (Etisalat)
Roshan (AKFED, Cable & Wireless and Telia Company)

Australia

Fixed-line operators

Mobile operators

Bangladesh

Fixed-line operators

Mobile operators

Bhutan

Fixed-line operators

Bhutan Telecom Ltd.

Mobile operators

Brunei

Fixed-line operators

Unified National Networks
Telekom Brunei TelBru

Mobile operators

Unified National Networks UNN
DST Communications (DST-COM)
Progresif cellular

Cambodia

Fixed-line operators

Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications

Mobile operators

Cellcard (The Royal Group)
Seatel (Chinese company)
Latelz Company Limited (Axiata Group Berhad)
Metfone (Viettel)
Cootel (Shinwei Company)

China (mainland)

Fixed-line operators

Mobile operators

Fiji

Fixed-line operators

Telecom Fiji

Mobile operators

Digicel Fiji (Digicel)
INKK Mobile (Boost Mobile)
Vodafone Fiji (Vodafone)

International operators

Fintel

French Polynesia

Fixed-line operators

OPT Polynesia (Office des postes et télécommunications de Polynésie française [fr])
Tahiti Nui Telecom
Ora (Viti)

Mobile operators

Vini, a subsidiary of OPT Polynesia [fr] for mobile telephony, internet and television subscription services
Vodafone Polynésie (PMT)
Ora de Viti

Guam

Fixed-line operators

GTA Teleguam

Mobile operators

GTA Teleguam

Hong Kong

Fixed-line operators

Mobile operators

India

Fixed-line operators

According to the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India, in October 2022, the top 5 operators accounted for 98.4% of market share.^[1]

These operators are as follows:

Bharti Airtel Limited (Branded as Airtel)
Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (Branded as BSNL)
Atria Convergence Technologies Limited (Branded as ACT)
Reliance Jio Infocomm Limited (Branded as Jio)
Hathway Cable and Datacom Limited

Other notable operators include:

Tata Play Broadband Private Limited
Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Limited (Branded as MTNL)
RailTel Corporation of India Limited
DEN Networks Limited
Vodafone Idea Limited (Branded as You Broadband)

Mobile operators

The following operators have been classified as Wireless Service Providers by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India:^[2]

Bharti Airtel Limited (Branded as Airtel)
Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (Branded as BSNL Mobile, CellOne)
Reliance Jio Infocomm Limited (Branded as Jio)
Vodafone Idea Limited (Branded as Vi)
Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Limited (Branded as MTNL, Dolphin)
Reliance Communications Limited (Continues to remain licensed,^[2] but has ceased mobile telephony operations;^[3] Was branded as Reliance)

Indonesia

Fixed-line operators

Mobile operators

Japan

Fixed-line operators

Mobile operators

Kazakhstan

Fixed-line operators

KazakhTelecom

Mobile operators

Kyrgyzstan

Fixed-line operators

Kyrgyztelecom

Mobile operators

MegaCom
Beeline
O!

Laos

Fixed-line operators

Lao Telecom

Macau

Fixed-line operators

Companhia de Telecomunicações de Macau S.A.R.L. (CTM)

Mobile operators

3 (CK Hutchison Holdings)

Malaysia

Fixed-line operators

Maxis Communications Berhad; formerly Binariang (will be sold to Hutchison Asia Telecom Group and will be renamed to Tri Malaysia, for merged by Yes and will be renamed to A1 Malaysia)
Unifi Mobile (Telekom Malaysia)
TIME dotCom

Mobile operators

Altel (discontinued)
Celcom, a subsidiary of (Axiata; formerly TM International)
Digi, a subsidiary of Telenor
ElectComms – PTT and CDMA only
Maxis, will be sold to Hutchison Asia Telecom Group and will be renamed to Tri Malaysia, for merged by Yes and will be renamed to A1 Malaysia)
Unifi Mobile (TM Technology Services Sdn. Bhd., acquired by Telekom Malaysia; formerly Webe Digital)
U Mobile
Yes, will be renamed to A1 Malaysia (YTL Corporation, will be sold to A1 Telekom Austria Group, for merged by Maxis and will be renamed to Tri Malaysia) (FDD/TDD-LTE)

Maldives

Fixed-line operators

Dhiraagu (Cable & Wireless)

Mobile operators

Mongolia

Fixed-line operators

Mobile operators

Myanmar

Fixed-line operators

Nepal

Fixed-line operators

Mobile operators

SmartCell
Hello Nepal
Ncell GSM
Nepal Telecom GSM & CDMA both
United Telecom CDMA

New Caledonia

Fixed-line operators

Mobile operators

New Zealand

Fixed-line operators

Chorus Limited
One NZ (formerly Vodafone New Zealand)
Spark New Zealand (formerly Telecom New Zealand)
Chorus Limited (formerly Telecom New Zealand)
2degrees Mobile Limited (formerly NZ Communications Limited)
Orcon Internet Limited

Mobile operators

2Degrees (Econet Wireless, NZ Communications) (GSM/WCDMA)
Vodafone (GSM/WCDMA)

North Korea

Fixed-line operators

Korea Posts and Telecommunications Corporation

Mobile operators

Koryolink (VEON / Korea Posts and Telecommunications Corporation)

Pakistan

Fixed-line operators

PTCL (Etisalat)

Mobile operators

Wireless Local Loop Operators

Papua New Guinea

Fixed-line operators

Telikom PNG

Mobile operators

Philippines

Fixed-line operators

Converge ICT
Eastern Communications
Globe Telecom
Philippine Long Distance Telephone
Department of Information and Communications Technology (Philippine Public Wi-Fi project with Singapore Telecommunications)
Infinivan

Mobile operators

Dito Telecommunity (via DITO Prepaid/Postpaid)
Globe Telecom (via Globe Prepaid/Postpaid, TM Prepaid, GOMO Prepaid, and Cherry Prepaid)
Smart Communications (via Smart Prepaid/Postpaid, TNT Prepaid)

Samoa

Fixed-line operators

Mobile operators

Singapore

Fixed-line operators

SingTel
StarHub (Temasek Holdings, Qtel, NTT & Mediacorp)

Mobile operators

SingTel
M1
StarHub
Circles.Life
MyRepublic
TPG
Grid Net – iDen & PTT Onlo

Solomon Islands

Fixed-line operators

Solomon Telekom Co Ltd (Our Telecom)

Mobile operators

Bemobile/Vodafone
Our Telekom^[4]

South Korea

Fixed-line operators

Mobile operators

Sri Lanka

Fixed-line operators

Dialog
Lanka Bell (Discontinued)
SLTMobitel

Mobile operators

Taiwan

Fixed-line operators

Mobile operators

Tajikistan

Fixed-line operators

Tajiktelecom^[5]

Mobile operators

Tcell (Aga Khan Fund for Economic Development)
Babilon-Mobile
Beeline (ZET Mobile Ltd.)
MegaFon (MegaFon)

Thailand

Fixed-line operators

Mobile operators

Tonga

The country had 0.030 million main lines in use in 2012.^[6]

Fixed line operators

Mobile operators

Turkmenistan

Fixed-line operators

Mobile operators

Uzbekistan

Fixed-line operators

Mobile operators

Vietnam

Fixed-line operators

Telecom
SPT ^{[citation needed]}
Viettel
VNPT ^{[citation needed]}
VTC ^{[citation needed]}
CMC ^{[citation needed]}

Mobile operators

Airtel
Gtel ^{[citation needed]}
Hanoi Telecom ^{[citation needed]}
Mobifone ^{[citation needed]}
Viettel
Vinaphone ^{[citation needed]}

See also

References

^ "Highlights of Telecom Subscription Data as on 31st October, 2022" (PDF). TRAI Press Release, October 2022 (Press Release No.82/2022). October 2022.
^ ^a ^b "Service Provider List". Telecom Regulatory Authority of India. Retrieved 2023-01-07.
^ "Reliance Communications to shut voice calls from Dec 1, subscribers can port till Dec 31". The Indian Express. 2017-11-04. Retrieved 2023-01-07.
^ Duyshart, Bruce. "Solomon Islands – Telecoms, Mobile and Broadband – Market Insights and Statistics – BuddeComm – BuddeComm". Budde.com.au. Retrieved 2016-01-06.
^ Duyshart, Bruce (29 September 2014). "Tajikistan – Telecoms, Mobile and Internet – BuddeComm". Budde.Com.Au. Retrieved 19 November 2014.
^ "Tonga Telephones -Main Lines In Use At 31 December 2012". IndexMundi.Com. 2013. Retrieved 19 November 2014.

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