Subscribers are banging on them with doors and windows. They gained thousands of customers

Statistics published by the Office of Electronic Communications show that exactly 370,670 numbers were ported between June 1 and August 31, 2024. Compared to the second quarter of this year, this is an increase of nearly 33,000. Between April and May, subscribers transferred 337,890 numbers to other networks.

Play gains, others lose

101,532 customers switched to Play, while 89,691 people left the network. Orange gained 88,152 subscribers, while losing 90,817.

T-Mobile and Plus recorded a significant decline in this respect. The first network acquired 69,448 numbers and lost 81,009. Plus, the worst performer was Plus, which acquired 62,783 numbers and lost 86,862, which is a decrease of almost 25,000.

Mobile networks in Poland. How many subscribers are there?

In 2024, the number of mobile network subscribers in Poland will be approximately 56 million SIM cards, which means continued growth compared to previous years. Of this number, approximately 38 million are postpaid users and the rest are prepaid users. The mobile telephony segment is constantly growing, and mobile services remain the dominant form of electronic communication in Poland.

Play the youngest of the great players

The Play network began operating in Poland in 2007, on March 16. From that moment on, it quickly gained popularity by introducing attractive offers and a modern approach to the telecommunications market. Play stood out as a new player that initially used national roaming and later dynamically developed its own infrastructure.

In a short time, Play gained a significant market share, becoming one of the four main mobile operators in Poland, next to Orange, Plus and T-Mobile, who started operating on the Polish market in the 1990s (Orange as Idea, T-Mobile as Era )