Article Overview

GO plc has completed a €100 million nationwide fiber optic rollout, making Malta a “True Fibre Island” with ultra-fast internet now available to 371,000 homes.

Project Overview

Malta Mobile, through GO plc, has successfully completed a 13-year fiber optic infrastructure project that spans the entire Maltese archipelago, including Gozo . The rollout involved laying 10,800 km of fiber-optic cables and over 3,275 km of ducts and tubing, with more than one million labor hours dedicated to construction and customer migrations . The project represents a transformative investment of over €100 million, aimed at future-proofing Malta's digital infrastructure .

Coverage and Connectivity

The fiber network now reaches 371,000 homes, providing near-universal access to gigabit internet speeds, with some areas capable of up to 10 Gbps . Malta is among the first European countries to achieve such extensive fiber coverage, with only a few areas in Valletta still pending due to heritage and infrastructure constraints . GO is actively implementing solutions to complete these final connections with minimal disruption.

Services and Packages

As part of the rollout, GO has launched new high-speed packages for both residential and business users . Business customers can now access 1,000 Mbps Giga-speed internet as a standard offering, with promotional options such as six months free for new Business Plus subscribers . Residential users benefit from ultra-fast fiber connections, free TV streaming, and smart Wi-Fi solutions . The company is also preparing to phase out copper connections, ensuring a fully fiber-based network .

Economic and Digital Impact

GO's CEO, Nikhil Patil, emphasized that the project is a win for every resident and business in Malta, enhancing the country's digital economy and positioning Malta as a digital frontrunner in Europe . The fiber network supports innovation, high-speed connectivity for businesses, and improved online experiences for residents, contributing to Malta's broader vision of a “Digital Malta” .

Future Plans

Following the completion of the rollout, GO plans to:

  • Phase out remaining copper connections
  • Boost gigabit internet speeds further
  • Expand digital services and smart solutions for homes and businesses This fiber optic project establishes Malta as a fully connected, high-speed digital hub, enabling both economic growth and enhanced quality of life for its residents.

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