TeleGeography Research says that Hungary now has 9.32 million and the mobile penetration has reached 92.4%, making it one of the more mature markets in Europe.
Hungary mobile penetration is 92.4%
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Well, living there and working in the industry, I think the figure is a bit too high: quite a few people have more than one mobile, and operators consider anyone an “active user” who have used the phone at least once in a given year… Operators don’t quite have incentives to report real numbers…