Ooredoo Maldives has been recognised for the performance of its fixed broadband service, with SuperNet named the Best Fixed Network in the Maldives by Ookla. The recognition reflects the operator’s position in a segment that has become central to both household and business connectivity.
The award comes as demand for stable, high-speed internet continues to expand across the Maldives, driven by remote work, digital learning, and increased reliance on online services. Ooredoo Maldives has invested in infrastructure and network optimisation to support these shifts, aiming to deliver consistent performance across geographically dispersed islands.
Hussain Niyaz said network quality is defined by reliability over time rather than peak performance alone. “Consistency and reliability define true network quality. Our focus has always been on delivering a network that customers can depend on, supporting everything from work and education to gaming and entertainment,” he said.
He added that the recognition is closely tied to customer experience. “The Ookla award for Best Fixed Network is awarded to us by our loyal customers. Their trust and continued reliance on our services drive us to keep improving and delivering the best possible experience.”
SuperNet has been developed to accommodate rising data usage and evolving digital needs, with the company continuing to expand capacity and improve service delivery. Maintaining performance across island communities presents logistical and technical challenges, particularly in ensuring uniform service quality beyond the capital region.
Ooredoo Maldives stated that it will continue to enhance its fixed network capabilities as part of broader efforts to support digital growth in the country. The company positions its broadband offering as a foundation for economic activity, communication, and access to digital services.
As competition in the telecommunications sector remains closely tied to service quality and reliability, such recognitions can influence customer perception and reinforce market positioning, particularly in the fixed broadband segment where performance consistency is a key differentiator.
