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Broadband and mobile operator Vodafone (VodafoneThree) has today published their latest Q2 FY27 financial update. The figures reveal that they now have 1.908 million fixed broadband customers (up by 42k in Q2 vs 34k in Q1 2026) and a combined mobile base of 27.940 million (down by -47k in Q2 vs -369k in Q1).
In terms of their fixed broadband lines, Vodafone reported a quarterly addition of 42,000 customers – thanks in part to being widely available across Openreach, CommunityFibre (mostly London and the South East) and CityFibre’s UK networks. The provider’s full fibre (FTTP) coverage can now reach a combined total of 26.5 million UK households (up from 24.5m last quarter).
As for their mobile base, the combined operator reported a quarterly fall of -14,000 in contracted Pay Monthly customers (vs -48,000 in Q1) and there was another fall of -33,000 in Prepaid / PAYG customers (vs -321k in Q1); overall this reflects a significant slowing on their earlier rate of decline. In addition, quarterly mobile broadband (data) usage across their UK network decreased to 789,859 TeraBytes (down from 841,431 TB last quarter).