Globe expands 5G network with 587 new sites in 2024

Globe has significantly expanded its 5G network in 2024, rolling out 587 new 5G sites across the Philippines to meet the growing demand for high-speed mobile connectivity.

This expansion has increased 5G coverage to 98.69% of the National Capital Region and 96.95% of major cities in the Visayas and Mindanao, now serving approximately 106 towns nationwide.

“With our enhanced 5G coverage, we are delivering an improved mobile experience to our customers,” said Joel Agustin, Globe’s Head of Service Planning and Engineering. “Our continued investments in network infrastructure underscore our commitment to providing equal access to the digital economy for all communities in the Philippines.”

As of December 2024, over 9 million devices were connected to Globe’s 5G network, highlighting the increasing consumer reliance on fast and dependable connectivity.

Globe continues to reinforce its leadership in the 5G space through hyper-personalization efforts, ensuring customers benefit from an evolving and dynamic network experience.

Beyond domestic advancements, Globe has also expanded its global reach through strategic partnerships with 168 inbound and 182 outbound 5G partners across 99 destinations, further strengthening its presence in the international market.

Globe’s 5G expansion is part of its broader network initiatives, which in 2024 included the construction of 1,212 new cell sites and the upgrading of 4,613 existing mobile sites with LTE technology.

Additionally, the company deployed 67,456 fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) lines, prioritizing optimizing existing fiber resources to ensure more efficient capital expenditures.

Looking ahead, Globe is set to accelerate its network expansion efforts to deliver a seamless and reliable connectivity experience while driving economic growth and innovation across the country.

For more information, visit Globe’s official website.

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