📋 Tender Overview
The regulatory entity presented the Trujillo 2025 District Mobile Quality Ranking, with measurements being carried out in its urban population centers.
During the first half of this year, the districts of Moche, Victor Larco Herrera and Alto Trujillo recorded the best performance in the provision of mobile services, according to the Trujillo District Mobile Quality Ranking 2025, prepared by the Supervisory Body for Private Investment in Telecommunications (OSIPTEL).
The ranking, which evaluated the performance of the operators Claro, Movistar, Entel and Bitel, in 10 districts of the urban area of the province of Trujillo during the first half of this year, determined that Moche had the best mobile quality performance with 95.49%. Next were the districts of Victor Larco Herrera and Alto Trujillo, which had yields of 95.20% and 95.01%, respectively.
At the other extreme were the districts of El Porvenir, Salaverry and Laredo, which showed the lowest performance in the district mobile quality indicator with 91.14%, 87.57% and 87.14% respectively.
Which operator had the best performance?
The OSIPTEL analysis also revealed that Claro, with 95.89%, registered the highest mobile quality index of the four operating companies evaluated. They were followed by Bitel (94.40%), Movistar (91.12%) and Entel (91.00%).
Average speeds in Trujillo
The average 4G download speed among the four main operating companies in the market was 41.21 Mbps (megabits per second) and 20.39 Mbps for upload speed.
The highest value of average 4G download speed is 71.25 Mbps and was recorded in Salaverry, while the lowest value was in Laredo, and was 19.17 Mbps.
Meanwhile, the highest value of average 4G upload speed is 28.31 Mbps and was recorded in La Esperanza, while the lowest value was in Salaverry and was 11.75 Mbps.
By companies, the best result in the measured districts was achieved by the operating company Bitel with an average of 57.07 Mbps and 23.17 Mbps in upload.
It should be noted that for the evaluation, the results corresponding to voice (40%) and data (60%) quality parameters were weighted after recording the values of six indicators: quality of service coverage, upload and download speed (for 4G technology), voice quality, as well as rates of non-established attempts (unsuccessful calls) and rate of interrupted calls.
Those interested can review the complete study through the following link: https://sociedadtelecom.pe/2025/10/27/ranking-de-calidad-movil-distrital-trujillo-2/
Lima, October 29, 2025
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