Yoigo
Yoigo is the smallest of Spain's four national mobile network operators, known for simple flat-rate mobile plans and its own dedicated 4G and 5G network concentrated in major cities.
Yoigo operates in the Spanish Telecommunications segment.
Yoigo: Core Facts
- Entity Type
- Telecommunications Operator (MNO)
- Parent Company
- MasOrange group, fully owned by Orange S.A. as of 2026
- Network Type
- 4G LTE, 5G
- Prepaid From
- EUR 10/month (25 GB, unlimited calls), verified July 2026 at yoigo.com/tarifas-tarjeta
- Regulator
- CNMC
- Country
- Spain
- Status
- Active Definition
- Verified
How Yoigo compares
Yoigo is NOT an MVNO; it operates its own licensed mobile network infrastructure, distinct from MVNOs like Digi, Lowi, O2, Pepephone, and Simyo, which resell capacity on Movistar, Vodafone, or Orange/MasOrange infrastructure. Yoigo is part of the MasOrange group, which Orange fully owns as of 2026 after Spain's government cleared its acquisition of the remaining stake in April 2026.
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Yoigo: Frequently Asked Questions
What is Yoigo?
Yoigo is the smallest of Spain's four national mobile network operators. Yoigo is known for simple, flat-rate mobile plans and operates its own dedicated network infrastructure rather than reselling capacity from another operator.
Where Yoigo is mentioned on How to Spain
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