KPN to Invest EUR 4.5 Billion in Dutch Digital Infrastructure

Dutch telecommunications company KPN announced today that it will continue to invest heavily in the digitization of the Netherlands over the next few years as part of its “Connect, Activate, and Grow” strategy. KPN plans to allocate over 4.5 billion euros for this endeavour until 2027, with a significant portion dedicated to the expansion of fiber optic networks. The company will focus on expanding its fiber network, building customer loyalty, developing new 5G services, and implementing cloud and AI applications to enhance business efficiency.

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Enhancing Digital Infrastructure

By the end of 2026, KPN aims to provide fiber optic connections to approximately 80 percent of Dutch households, representing an increase of around 2 million connections compared to the current number.

KPN said, “KPN is growing again in all segments and the rollout of fiber is on track. In the coming years, we will finish what we started, so that at the end of 2026 about 80 percent of the Netherlands has fiber from KPN or Glaspoort. With our Connect, Activate and Grow strategy, we do everything we can to connect everyone in the Netherlands with a sustainable future and create long-term value for all our stakeholders.”

Digital Infrastructure in Netherlands

To strengthen the Dutch fixed and mobile internet services, KPN has announced its commitment to invest in digital infrastructure, enhancing the user experience, and ensuring secure internet access in the coming years. Furthermore, KPN said it will continue to open its networks to other providers in the coming years, and in collaboration with its subsidiary NL-IX, it will expand its service offerings.