New Caledonia, a French territory located in the South Pacific, spans a land area of around 18,575 square kilometres with a population of approximately 270,000. The population is mostly concentrated in the capital city, Noumea, leaving many regions underserved in terms of technology and telecommunications. The island's mountainous terrain and isolation pose significant challenges for connectivity and infrastructure development. However, underwater fibre-optic cables connect New Caledonia to Australia and Fiji, improving its internet speed and reliability. The telecommunications market is still developing, with significant investment required to enhance coverage and capacity. In terms of renewable energy, New Caledonia has significant investment in solar, hydro, and wind energy, which is expected to cover 100% of public demand in the years to come.
Mobile Network Operators
The are 1 companies operating mobile networks in this region.
The Office des Postes et Telecommunications (OPT) is a public establishment in New Caledonia, a French overseas territory in the South Pacific. It operates a mobile network on the islands under the brand name Mobilis. Founded in 1965, OPT provides postal, banking, and telecommunications services to the residents and businesses of New Caledonia. It operates under the supervision of the Government of New Caledonia and its Director is appointed by the French High Commissioner. Despite being a public entity, OPT operates in a competitive market environment and has been instrumental in developing...