WorldLink Reaches 1.1 Million FTTH Subscribers

WorldLink Communications Limited, a leading internet and digital service provider in Nepal, has achieved a milestone of 1.1 million Fiber to the Home (FTTH) subscribers.

This achievement marks a significant milestone in the company’s journey towards contributing to Nepal’s digital transformation, with WorldLink now holding around 35% of the FTTH market share in the country.

Established in 1995, WorldLink began its journey with email services and has since evolved to provide world-class internet services to Nepali consumers. The company has consistently upgraded its services, from dial-up internet to cable internet, wireless internet, and now, FTTH technology.

Since launching FTTH services in 2015, WorldLink has focused on expanding high-speed internet access across the country. The company has also recently introduced WiFi 6 technology, which provides high-speed internet, wide coverage, low latency, and efficient performance even with multiple devices connected.

WorldLink’s services are now available in 74 districts of Nepal, from the Himalayas to the Tarai region, and from remote areas like Jumla to the famous Annapurna Base Camp. The company has made significant contributions to digital accessibility and inclusion in Nepal.

With over 31 years of service, WorldLink has earned the trust of millions of Nepalis through its quality services, latest technology, excellent customer experience, and robust network infrastructure. The company considers this milestone not just a business achievement but also a testament to the trust and support of its customers, employees, partners, and stakeholders.

On this occasion, WorldLink has expressed its gratitude to all its customers, employees, business partners, and well-wishers. The company has reiterated its commitment to providing the latest technology, excellent service quality, and high customer satisfaction in the days to come, while continuing to play a leading role in shaping Nepal’s digital future.

WorldLink remains committed to its long-term goal of accelerating Nepal’s digital transformation and ensuring that every Nepali has access to world-class digital services.