Montenegro had approximately 212,600 fixed broadband connections at the end of June 2026, regardless of the technology used to access the internet, according to the Agency for Electronic Communications and Postal Services (EKIP).
The total increased by 0.5% compared with May and by 1.81% compared with June 2025, indicating continued, though moderate, growth in demand for high-speed internet services.
Fibre-optic networks were the leading access technology, with around 116,130 FTTH/B connections. Cable distribution networks, also known as HFC or KDS systems, accounted for a further 52,760 connections.
VDSL technology was used by approximately 27,450 subscribers, while 13,950 connections relied on the older ADSL standard. Wireless broadband delivered through Wi-Fi networks accounted for around 1,980 connections.
An additional 339 connections used other technologies, including satellite internet, MPLS services and leased lines.
The figures confirm the growing importance of fibre-optic infrastructure in Montenegro’s broadband market, with fibre now accounting for more than half of all registered connections.
