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Prepare for Upload GCD Wls Networks LTE‐ LTE‐ Region Country Operator LTE Advanced 5G Advanced Pro Asia & Pacific 162 72 5 27 American Samoa Total 21 0 0 American Samoa Telecom (BlueSky American Samoa Communications) 11 0 0 American Samoa Telecommunications American Samoa Authority (ASTCA) 10 0 0 Australia Total 43 1 3 Australia Optus Mobile 21 0 1 Australia Telstra 11 0 1 Australia Vodafone Hutchison Australia (VHA) 11 1 1 Bangladesh Total 41 0 0 Bangladesh Banglalink 10 0 0 Bangladesh GrameenPhone (GP) 10 0 0 Bangladesh Robi Axiata 11 0 0 Bangladesh Teletalk 10 0 0 Bhutan Total 20 0 0 Bhutan Bhutan Telecom (BT) 10 0 0 Bhutan Tashi InfoComm (TashiCell) 10 0 0 Brunei Total 40 0 0 Datastream Technology (DST Brunei Communications) 10 0 0 Brunei imagine (formerly Telekom Brunei) 10 0 0 Brunei Progresif 10 0 0 Brunei Unified National Networks (UNN) 10 0 0 Cambodia Total 43 0 0 Cambodia CamGSM (Cellcard) 11 0 0 Cambodia SEATEL (yes) 10 0 0 Cambodia Smart Axiata 11 0 0 Cambodia Viettel Cambodia (Metfone) 11 0 0 China Total 61 0 3 China China Mobile 20 0 1 China China Telecom Corporation 21 0 1 China China Unicom 20 0 1 Cocos (Keeling) Islands Total 00 0 0 Cook Islands Total 11 0 0 Vodafone Cook Islands (formerly Cook Islands Bluesky) 11 0 0 Fiji Total 22 1 0 Fiji Digicel Fiji 11 1 0 Fiji Vodafone Fiji 11 0 0 French Polynesia Total 30 0 0 French Polynesia Ora (Viti) 10 0 0 French Polynesia Vini 10 0 0 Vodafone French Polynesia (Pacific French Polynesia Mobile Telecom, PMT) 10 0 0 Guam Total 40 0 1 Guam Choice Phone (iConnect Guam) 10 0 0 Guam DOCOMO Pacific (Guam) 10 0 1 Guam GTA 10 0 0 Guam IT&E (Guam) 10 0 0 Hong Kong Total 64 2 4 China Mobile Hong Kong (CMHK, Hong Kong formerly Peoples) 21 1 1 Hong Kong HKT/PCCW (incl. CSL) 11 0 1 Hong Kong Hutchison Telephone Company (3) 21 1 1 Hong Kong SmarTone 11 0 1 India Total 71 0 0 India Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) 10 0 0 India Bharti Airtel 21 0 0 India Reliance Communications (RCOM) 10 0 0 India Reliance Jio Infocomm (Jio) 20 0 0 India Vodafone Idea (previously Idea Cellular) 10 0 0 Indonesia Total 64 1 0 Indonesia Hutchison 3 Indonesia (Tri) 11 1 0 Indonesia Indosat Ooredoo (incl. IM2) 11 0 0 Indonesia Net1 Indonesia 10 0 0 Indonesia PT Smart Telecom (Smartfren) 11 0 0 Indonesia Telkomsel (Telekomunikasi Selular) 10 0 0 Indonesia XL Axiata 11 0 0 Japan Total 43 0 3 Japan KDDI (au) 11 0 1 Japan NTT DOCOMO 11 0 1 Japan Rakuten Mobile 10 0 0 Japan SoftBank Corp 11 0 1 Kazakhstan Total 33 0 0 Kazakhstan KaR‐Tel (Beeline) 11 0 0 Kazakhstan Kcell (incl. Activ) 11 0 0 Kazakhstan Tele2‐Altel (Mobile Telecom Service) 11 0 0 Kiribati Total 20 0 0 Amalgamated Telecom Holdings Kiribati Kiribati Limited (ATHKL) 10 0 0 Kiribati Ocean Link 10 0 0 Kyrgyzstan Total 42 0 0 Kyrgyzstan MegaCom (Kyrgyzstan) 11 0 0 Kyrgyzstan Nur Telecom (O!) 10 0 0 Kyrgyzstan Saima Telecom 10 0 0 Kyrgyzstan Sky Mobile (Beeline) 11 0 0 Laos Total 43 0 0 Entreprise des Telecommunications Lao Laos (ETL) 11 0 0 Laos Lao Telecommunications Company (LTC) 11 0 0 Laos TPLUS (formerly Beeline Lao) 11 0 0 Laos Unitel (Laos) 10 0 0 Macau Total 51 0 0 Macau China Telecom Macau 10 0 0 Companhia de Telecomunicacoes de Macau Macau (CTM) 21 0 0 Macau Hutchison Telecom Macau (3) 10 0 0 Macau SmarTone Macau 10 0 0 Malaysia Total 75 0 0 Malaysia Celcom Axiata 11 0 0 Malaysia Digi Telecommunications 11 0 0 Malaysia Maxis Mobile 11 0 0 Malaysia Telekom Malaysia 21 0 0 Malaysia U Mobile (Malaysia) 11 0 0 Malaysia YTL Communications (Yes) 10 0 0 Maldives Total 22 0 1 Maldives Dhivehi Raajjeyge Gulhun (Dhiraagu) 11 0 1 Maldives Ooredoo Maldives 11 0 0 Mongolia Total 42 0 0 Mongolia GMobile (Mongolia) 10 0 0 Mongolia MobiCom (incl. MobiNet) 11 0 0 Mongolia Skytel (Mongolia) 10 0 0 Mongolia Unitel (Mongolia) 11 0 0 Myanmar Total 42 0 0 Myanmar Post and Telecommunications Myanmar (MPT) 11 0 0 Myanmar Mytel 10 0 0 Myanmar Ooredoo Myanmar 11 0 0 Myanmar Telenor Myanmar 10 0 0 Nepal Total 30 0 0 Nepal Ncell (Spice Nepal) 10 0 0 Nepal Nepal Telecom (NT) 10 0 0 Nepal Smart Telecom (Nepal) 10 0 0 New Caledonia Total 11 0 0 Office des Postes et Telecoms de New Caledonia Nouvelle‐Caledonie (OPT‐NC) 11 0 0 New Zealand Total 32 0 2 New Zealand Spark 11 0 1 New Zealand Two Degrees Mobile (2degrees) 10 0 0 New Zealand Vodafone New Zealand 11 0 1 North Korea Total 00 0 0 Northern Mariana Islands Total 20 0 0 Northern Mariana Islands DOCOMO Pacific (CNMI) 10 0 0 Northern Mariana Islands IT&E (CNMI) 10 0 0 Pakistan Total 51 0 0 Pakistan Jazz (formerly Mobilink/Warid) 10 0 0 Pakistan Telecommunications Mobile Pakistan Limited (PTML, Ufone) 10 0 0 Special Communication Organisation Pakistan (SCO) 10 0 0 Pakistan Telenor Pakistan 11 0 0 Pakistan Zong 10 0 0 Palau Total 10 0 0 Palau National Communications Corp Palau (PNCC, incl. PalauCel) 10 0 0 Papua New Guinea Total 30 0 0 Papua New Guinea bmobile (PNG) 10 0 0 Papua New Guinea Digicel PNG 10 0 0 Papua New Guinea Telikom PNG 10 0 0 Philippines Total 22 0 1 Philippines Globe Telecom (incl. Innove) 11 0 0 PLDT Inc. (incl. Smart Communications Philippines and Sun Cellular) 11 0 1 Samoa Total 21 0 0 Samoa BlueSky Samoa (formerly SamoaTel) 11 0 0 Samoa Digicel Samoa 10 0 0 Singapore Total 43 0 0 Singapore M1 11 0 0 Singapore Singtel 11 0 0 Singapore StarHub 11 0 0 Singapore TPG Telecom (TPG Mobile) 10 0 0 Solomon Islands Total 10 0 0 Solomon Islands Solomon Telekom (Our Telekom) 10 0 0 South Korea Total 33 0 3 South Korea KT Corp 11 0 1 South Korea LG Uplus (formerly LG Telecom) 11 0 1 South Korea SK Telecom (SKT) 11 0 1 Sri Lanka Total 31 0 0 Sri Lanka Dialog Axiata 11 0 0 Sri Lanka Hutchison Telecommunications Lanka 10 0 0 Sri Lanka Mobitel (Sri Lanka) 10 0 0 Taiwan Total 64 0 3 Taiwan Asia Pacific Telecom (APT) 20 0 0 Taiwan Chunghwa Telecom 11 0 1 Taiwan Far EasTone (FET) (incl. NCIC) 11 0 1 Taiwan Mobile Company (incl. TWM Taiwan Solution/TWM Broadband) 11 0 1 Taiwan Taiwan Star (T STAR) (incl. Vibo Telecom) 11 0 0 Tajikistan Total 40 0 2 Tajikistan Babilon‐M 10 0 0 Tajikistan MegaFon Tajikistan (TT Mobile) 10 0 1 Tajikistan Tacom (ZET‐Mobile, formerly Beeline) 10 0 0 Tajikistan Tcell 10 0 1 Thailand Total 73 0 1 Thailand Advanced Info Service (AIS) 11 0 1 Thailand CAT Telecom 10 0 0 Digital Total Access Communication Thailand (DTAC) 21 0 0 Thailand TOT 20 0 0 Thailand True Corp 11 0 0 Timor‐Leste Total 31 0 0 Timor‐Leste Telin Timor‐Leste (Telkomcel) 11 0 0 Timor‐Leste Timor Telecom 10 0 0 Timor‐Leste Viettel Timor‐Leste (Telemor) 10 0 0 Tonga Total 21 0 0 Tonga Digicel Tonga 11 0 0 Tonga Communications Corp (TCC, incl. Tonga U‐Call Mobile) 10 0 0 Turkmenistan Total 10 0 0 Turkmenistan TM‐Cell (Altyn Asyr) 10 0 0 Tuvalu Total 10 0 0 Tuvalu Telecommunications Corporation Tuvalu (TTC) 10 0 0 Uzbekistan Total 40 0 0 Uzbekistan Beeline (Unitel) 10 0 0 Uzbekistan Ucell (Coscom) 10 0 0 Uzbekistan UMS (Mobiuz) 10 0 0 Uzbekistan Uzbektelecom (incl. Uzmobile) 10 0 0 Vanuatu Total 22 0 0 Vanuatu Digicel Vanuatu 11 0 0 Vanuatu Telecom Vanuatu Limited (TVL) 11 0 0 Vietnam Total 43 0 0 MobiFone Telecommunications Vietnam Corporation 11 0 0 Vietnam Vietnamobile 11 0 0 Vietnam Viettel Telecom 11 0 0 Vietnam VNPT‐Vinaphone 10 0 0 Wallis and Futuna Total 10 0 0 Service des Postes et des Wallis and Futuna Telecommunications (SPT) 10 0 0 16‐Jul‐20.
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