REAL-TIME GLOBAL RESEARCH
Dutch Telecoms: Broadband still promotional with mobile mixed
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Dutch Telecoms: Broadband still promotional with mobile mixed
Global Research
20 July 2026ab
Dutch Telecoms Equities
Europe including UKBroadband still promotional with mobile mixed
Telecommunications
Polo Tang
A growing Dutch market, well insulated from satellite competition Analyst
We undertake our quarterly review on Dutch pricing - the broadband market remains polo.tang@ubs.com
promotional but front-book pricing is similar to the last quarter (Figure 1Broadband'mid-tier'efectivepriceovertime(€pm)). On mobile, +44-20-7568 1286
the premium and discount segments both see mixed moves (Figure 2Mobile'mid-tier'efectivepriceovertime(€pm)). Overall, the Dhruva Kusa Shah
Dutch market is growing with all operators putting through CPI-linked pricing on both Analyst
broadband/mobile (Odido in January with KPN/VZ in July for broadband and October for dhruva-kusa.shah@ubs.com
mobile). Additionally, we think the Netherlands is one of the least exposed markets to +44-20-7568 3395
satellite competition amid high levels of urban population density, fibre coverage and
convergence - see our deep-dive for more details (link). In terms of subscriber
momentum for Q2 specifically, KPN/VodafoneZiggo have commented that they have
seen a modest benefit up until April given a competitor data breach but this has since
faded.
Promotions continue in a competitive broadband market
There is little change in broadband front-book pricing quarter-on-quarter. However, the
key debate is whether the blocked fibre deal for Glaspoort (KPN JV) and Delta Fiber (link)
could lead to fibre overbuild (rather than consolidation) and result in increased
competition. Currently, KPN/Odido offer €35pm/€25pm 12 month promotional prices
respectively across their portfolio.
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