Citing data from the telecommunications firms, the DICT said a total of 26,637,515 SIM cards were registered as of 11:59 p.m. on January 28, translating to 15.76% of the 168.977 million nationwide.
Broken down, Smart Communications Inc. reported 13.632 million or 20.05% of its 67.995 million subscribers, Globe Telecom Inc. with 10.
883 million or 12.39% of its 87.873 million subscribers, and DITO Telecommunity Corp. with 2.121 million or 16.19% of its 13.108 million subscribers.
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