Call for Inputs: Openreach’s proposed commercial offers

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Cymraeg

Phones and broadband Telecoms infrastructure Consultations and statements

Published: 2 June 2026

Consultation closes: 19 June 2026

Status: Pending Statement (Closed)

On 1 June 2026, Openreach notified several pricing offers.

We are inviting stakeholders to provide any initial views on the offers to assist us in forming a provisional view on:

Where the offer notified to us is a Conditional offer, whether it raises competition concerns requiring ex ante intervention; and
Where the offer notified to us is a Geographic offer, whether it raises competition concerns such that Openreach’s application for consent to implement geographic pricing where this would be otherwise prohibited should or should not be granted.

Stakeholders may also wish to provide views on whether the offers raise concerns about low pricing in relation to Openreach’s requirement for charges to be fair and reasonable and/or raise more general concerns about undue discrimination that is capable of harming competition.

Responding to Call for Inputs

Please submit responses using the response form no later than 5pm on 19 June 2026.

Main document

Openreach’s proposed commercial offers • PDF • 208.85 KB • 2 June 2026

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