Reference: Analysis, 2025
The Hellenic Telecommunications & Post Commission, EETT, functions as Greece’s national regulatory authority for telecommunications.
In response to EETT’s request, Tefficient has conducted an extensive benchmark analysis, focusing on value for money, spanning twelve EU and Euro countries: Austria, Belgium, Croatia, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Slovenia, and Spain. A similar analysis was done in 2024.
EETT has today published a press release introducing the new analysis.
The findings are summarised as:
“Greece’s value-for-money position is no longer among the weakest in the peer group. It has moved away from lower-performing countries such as Belgium, Germany, and the Netherlands, and now aligns more closely with Spain and France. Greece’s trajectory remains promising, driven by the fastest growth in both data and voice usage across the peer group.”
EETT has commissioned this analysis, and made it available for download in English at the bottom of this page.
Two years ago, telcos were still proudly reporting their progress in utilisation of their own public Wi-Fi hotspots for cost efficient offloading of mobile data. Public Wi-Fi was also positioned as an investment in a better customer experience – especially in public indoor environments. Telcos that were late with 4G – such as in Taiwan and Belgium – could utilise their public Wi-Fi to bridge the transition from 3G to 4G.