Wednesday 13th April 2022 |
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Total fibre connections increased by 21k to 939,000 (Q2 FY22: +24k)
Fibre uptake across the completed UFB footprint grew from 67% to 69%
• mass market fibre broadband connections increased by 22k despite the summer holiday period and the ongoing effects of COVID alert levels on our migration programme
• uptake reached 73% (+1%) in UFB1 areas and 48% (+2%) in UFB2 areas
• the fibre rollout was recently completed in Omaha, Bulls, Himatangi Beach and St Arnaud
Total broadband connections increased 3k to 1,190,000* (Q2 FY22: +4k)
• 7k connections were added in Chorus UFB areas
• 1Gbps connections were ~1/3 of fibre adds in Q3
• new 50/10Mbps fibre starter plan in market with good initial interest from retailers
Copper broadband and voice connections declined by 29k (Q2 FY22: -30k)
• voice only disconnections were consistent at 10k (Q2 FY22: -10k)
• copper withdrawal: 41 copper broadband cabinets no longer have active customers
• total fixed line connections declined by 8k to 1,317,000* (Q2 FY22: -6k)
Average monthly data usage was 511GB in March (Dec: 479GB)
• average monthly data usage on fibre was 578GB vs 554GB in December
*totals exclude approximately 10,000 broadband connections Chorus is partly subsidising for student households
Authorised by:
JB Rousselot
Chief Executive Officer
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