Pakistan Mobile Market Share: Zong, Ufone Gain in June 2026

Pakistan Mobile Market Share: Zong, Ufone Gain in June 2026
Zong and Ufone gained cellular market share in Pakistan during June 2026, while Jazz and Telenor recorded slight declines. According to the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority’s cellular market-share data, Jazz remained the country’s largest mobile operator with a 36.25% share, followed by Zong at 26.72%.
The changes were relatively small and did not alter the ranking of Pakistan’s cellular operators. However, the month-on-month comparison shows that Ufone recorded the largest increase, while Jazz experienced the biggest decline in percentage-point terms.
Jazz Leads as Zong Narrows the Market-Share Gap
Jazz held 36.25% of Pakistan’s cellular market in June 2026, compared with 36.42% in May. Its share therefore declined by 0.17 percentage points during the month.
Despite the decrease, Jazz continued to control more than one-third of the market and maintained a clear lead over every other operator.
Zong strengthened its position as Pakistan’s second-largest cellular operator. Its market share increased from 26.62% in May to 26.72% in June, representing a monthly gain of 0.10 percentage points.
The difference between Jazz and Zong narrowed from 9.80 percentage points in May to 9.53 percentage points in June. Jazz remained comfortably ahead, but Zong reduced the gap by 0.27 percentage points during the month.
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Ufone posted the strongest positive monthly change among Pakistan’s cellular operators. Its market share rose from 14.65% in May to 14.81% in June, an increase of 0.16 percentage points.
The gain did not change Ufone’s overall ranking, as it remained Pakistan’s fourth-largest cellular operator. However, its monthly increase was higher than the gain recorded by Zong.
Telenor remained in third place, but its market share declined from 21.26% to 21.17%. This represents a decrease of 0.09 percentage points.
Meanwhile, SCO’s market share remained unchanged at 1.05% between May and June. An unchanged rounded percentage indicates a stable market-share position, although it does not necessarily mean that the operator’s exact subscriber count remained the same.
Pakistan Cellular Market Share: May vs June 2026
The operator rankings remained unchanged, with Jazz in first place, followed by Zong, Telenor, Ufone and SCO.
One notable change was the combined position of Zong and Ufone. Together, the two operators increased their market share from 41.27% in May to 41.53% in June, reflecting a combined monthly gain of 0.26 percentage points.
What the June 2026 Data Shows
The latest figures point to a gradual shift rather than a major disruption in Pakistan’s cellular market. Jazz retained a strong lead, Zong improved its second-place position, and Ufone achieved the largest individual gain during the month.
However, the PTA market-share figures do not explain why each operator gained or lost ground. The changes should therefore not be attributed to pricing, network coverage, service quality or promotional campaigns without separate supporting evidence.
Overall, Jazz continued to lead Pakistan’s cellular market in June 2026, while Zong and Ufone gained market share and Jazz and Telenor recorded slight declines.
Sources and References
Pakistan Telecommunication Authority — Cellular Market Share
Official operator-wise cellular market-share data for June 2026, May 2026 and previous periods.Pakistan Telecommunication Authority — Telecom Subscribers
Official monthly and annual telecom subscriber statistics for Pakistan.
Methodology note: Monthly percentage-point changes were calculated by subtracting each operator’s May 2026 market share from its June 2026 market share. Calculations are based on the rounded figures presented in the official data.
Sources accessed on July 18, 2026.
Article Details
Category: Telecom
Published: 18 July 2026
Time: 11:42 pm
Updated: 19 July 2026 at 7:19 pm
Author: Usama Haider
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