📋 Tender Overview
Mobile quality in Metropolitan Lima and Callao grew 8.92 percentage points in the first half of 2025 compared to the same period in 2024, according to the OSIPTEL District Mobile Quality Ranking.
In the first half of 2025, the performance in the provision of voice and data service in mobile networks in Metropolitan Lima and Callao registered an average of 87.82%, which reflected an improvement of 8.92 percentage points compared to the same period last year (78.90%), according to the 2025 District Mobile Quality Ranking, prepared by the Private Investment Supervisory Body in Telecommunications (OSIPTEL).
The measurement, carried out between January and June 2025, evaluated the performance of the four main mobile operators (Claro, Bitel, Movistar and Entel) in 50 districts of Lima and Callao, taking into account voice indicators (calls) and data indicators (mobile internet upload and download speed). Along these lines, twelve districts achieved scores above 90%, considered outstanding.
In detail, San Borja led the district ranking of best performance in mobile quality with 92.37%, followed by Punta Hermosa (92.33%), Brena (92.20%), La Molina (92.13%), and in fifth place was Pueblo Libre (92.00%).
On the other hand, the districts with the lowest performance are: Mi Peru (79.01%), Ancon (80.81%), Lurin (82.37%), Villa El Salvador (83.55%) and Pucusana (83.89%).
This assessment provides the user with accurate and accessible information about the quality of mobile services in their district, in addition to promoting quality-based competition within the telecommunications sector.
By operating companies
The analysis by the OSIPTEL Directorate of Inspection and Instruction also revealed that, considering a weighted average by 3G and 4G traffic of the measured districts, Claro registered the highest mobile quality index of the four main operating companies with 92.89%. They were followed by Bitel (89.67%), which rose from last to second place; Movistar (87.29%); and Entel (81.30%).
Download speed
Regarding the average download speed in 4G technology among the four main companies in the market, this was 30.17 Mbps (megabits per second) and 23.96 Mbps for the upload speed, weighted by traffic in Metropolitan Lima and Callao.
Regarding the districts, Lince registers the highest value of average 4G download speed with 49.57 megabits Mbps for the Bitel operator, while the lowest value was in Mi Peru, and was 14.01 Mbps for the Movistar operator.
The evaluation took place between January and June 2025, for which measurements were carried out with state-of-the-art equipment in the field, as well as the collection of information from the operators network.
See the results of the District Mobile Quality Ranking 2025-I here: https://sociedadtelecom.pe/2025/10/24/ranking-de-calidad-movil-distrital-lima-y-callao/
Lima, October 27, 2025
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