PPC expands the commercial availability of its fiber-optic broadband services into 15 additional locations across Attica and Thessaloniki. Nationwide fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) infrastructure reaches 2.05 million connected homes, while more than 1.3 million households are already ready for immediate activation.
The company has set a target of expanding its FTTH network to 3.8 million households by 2028, making fiber connectivity available across more than 100 cities, municipalities and neighborhoods.
PPC Fiber is already available in dozens of locations across Attica, including Kifissia, Maroussi, Glyfada, Peristeri, Chalandri and Kallithea, while in northern Greece the network also covers areas such as Evosmos, Eleftherio-Kordelio and Pefka. Expansion is also progressing in regional cities including Veria, Kozani, Corinth, Megalopolis and Trikala.
PPC says its FTTH architecture delivers guaranteed internet speeds of up to 2.5 Gbps, with the infrastructure designed to support future speeds of up to 10 Gbps as demand for high-capacity digital services continues to grow.
How much it costs?
The entry-level 500 Mbps service is priced at €17.90 per month, while the 1 Gbps package costs €19.90 per month. The premium 2.5 Gbps plan is available for €52.90 per month.
Subscribers can also add fixed-line telephony for an additional €4 per month, including unlimited domestic calls, while an international calling package covering 35 destinations is offered for €10 per month.
Beyond retail services, PPC FiberGrid also operates as a wholesale infrastructure provider, offering bitstream services of up to 2.5 Gbps as well as dark fiber solutions that enable telecommunications operators to develop their own services for end users.
