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Average Revenue per GB of Wireless Data Drops 10.59 Percent to Rs 8.02 in FY26: TRAI

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Average Revenue per GB of Wireless Data Drops 10.59 Percent to Rs 8.02 in FY26: TRAI

The average revenue realization per GB of wireless data declined 10.59 percent to Rs 8.02 in 2025-26 from Rs 8.97 in the previous financial year (2024-25), even as wireless data consumption continued to surge, according to the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI).

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TRAI, in its The Indian Telecom Services—Yearly Performance Indicators report for 2025-26 released on Monday, October 5, 2026, said total wireless data usage rose 24.74 percent to 2,85,376 petabytes (PB) from 2,28,779 PB in 2024-25. Revenue from wireless data usage increased 11.53 percent to Rs 2,39,874 crore from Rs 2,15,078 crore.

The number of wireless data subscribers increased 9.29 percent to 1,026.75 million as of March 2026 from 939.51 million a year earlier. Average wireless data usage per wireless data subscriber per month rose 18.49 percent to 25.51 GB from 21.53 GB.

Overall internet subscriptions increased 12.76 percent to 1,092.79 million at the end of March 2026 from 969.10 million a year earlier. Broadband subscribers rose 12.90 percent to 1,065.88 million, while narrowband subscribers increased 7.72 percent to 26.91 million.

46 in 2024-25. 76. Average monthly minutes of usage (MOUs) per subscriber stood at 950, with postpaid users recording 305 minutes and prepaid users 1,055 minutes.



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