MoraRepublic now serves 2.8M broadband users after Moratelindo-MyRepublic merger
What's the deal? Mora Telematika IndonesiaDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → and Eka Mas Republik have merged to form MoraRepublicDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →, an integrated digital infrastructure and services company now expanding internet access across Indonesia. The combined business operates under commercial brands including Moratelindo, MyRepublic Fiber, MyRepublic Air, Oxygen.id Home, and Oxygen.id Business.
By the numbers: MoraRepublic runs one of Indonesia's largest fibre-optic networks, spanning more than 183,000km from Sabang to Merauke, with 108TB of bandwidth capacity and six global data centres. It now serves over 2.8 million customers across business and household segments, backed by FTTH and FWA infrastructure reaching 14.1 million homepasses.
What's the endgame? The merger joins Moratelindo's backbone capacity with MyRepublic's retail broadband to deliver faster, more stable connections to homes. MoraRepublic says it aims to accelerate equitable internet access nationwide.
Why now? The deal follows an April 2026 merger that combined backbone infrastructure with retail broadband, when the company reported 1.8 million retail customers and 9.7 million homepasses. Those figures have since grown to 2.8 million customers and 14.1 million homepasses.
What could go wrong? Indonesia's broadband market is intensifying, with low-cost 1.4GHz fixed-wireless offers from challengers such as Surge and MyRepublic supplementing fibre, while TelkomDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →'s IndiHomeDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → remains dominant. The strategic test is whether MoraRepublic's ambitious FTTH and FWA targets yield operating efficiencies and customer growth without unsustainable investment or price pressure.
The signal: The post-merger push reflects a consolidation phase in Indonesian telecoms, where scale in both backbone and last-mile networks is becoming the competitive currency. For MoraRepublic, the significance lies less in the deal itself than in execution across a rapidly crowding market.
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