
Claro Colombia is a telecommunications operator providing mobile, internet and television services across Colombia.
Claro Colombia entered 2025 with plans to roughly double its 5G coverage to reach forty cities and extend fiber-optic service to millions of additional homes. The buildout forms part of a multi-year nationwide infrastructure push backed by America Movil.
A central pledge is connecting some 4.5 million Colombian homes to its fiber-optic network during 2025, broadening fixed broadband reach beyond the largest cities. The expansion signals continued investment in both mobile and fixed connectivity across the market.
Claro Colombia holds a dominant position in the country's next-generation mobile networks, carrying close to seventy percent of national 5G traffic at the close of 2025 according to regulatory figures. The lead was already evident in mid-2024, when CRC data showed it held roughly sixty-nine percent of Colombia's 5G connections.
The operator underpins that lead with sustained capital deployment, including a roughly forty-two-million-dollar investment in 2025 to extend 5G mobile and fiber-optic service across Bogota and Cundinamarca. Its incumbent scale and America Movil backing let it fund nationwide coverage that newer entrants struggle to match.
Claro Colombia faces intensifying competition in a crowded mobile and broadband market, contending with established rivals Movistar and Tigo as well as disruptive entrant WOM. Newer operators have pressured pricing and chipped away at subscriber share in recent years.
Despite growing revenue and adding subscribers, the carrier has had to defend its lead against aggressive promotions and expanding rivals. The competitive environment limits pricing power even as it continues to invest heavily in network coverage.