Belgium has a fairly high level of mobile penetration, with 127 mobile subscriptions per 100 population in 2013. The Economist Intelligence Unit expects this figure to rise to 132 by 2018. However, the rate of growth in mobile subscriptions is slowing, from 2.2% in 2011-14 to an expected 1% in 2015-18, indicating that the market is reaching saturation.
Belgacom controls around 41% of the mobile market through its Proximus brand, followed by Mobistar (33%), a subsidiary of France Telecom's mobile division Orange, and Base (26%), a subsidiary of KPN of the Netherlands.
Telenet offers mobile-phone services through the Mobistar network, primarily to customers in the regions of Flanders and Brussels (the capital). In June 2011 Telenet acquired the country's fourth third-generation (3G) licence in partnership with Walloon cable operator Tecteo. This has allowed Telenet to roll out high-speed mobile-data networks and compete with Belgacom in the mobile market

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Mobile 2

Fixed 3

Internet 5

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