Juniper Research forecasts that by 2028, 5G subscribers will spend $10.8 billion on roaming, reflecting a significant increase from $4.2 billion in 2025. This shift marks a pivotal change as 5G roaming revenues will surpass those of 4G for the first time. The report points out that inefficiencies in managing roaming connections contribute to revenue leakage, emphasizing the need for improved roaming agreements and technologies. Advanced 5G standalone networks may reduce these issues through enhanced security and management capabilities, while the rise of travel eSIMs presents new revenue possibilities for operators.
In 2028, global roaming spend by 5G subscribers is projected to reach $10.8 billion, surpassing that of 4G subscribers for the first time.
Operators face challenges in maximizing roaming revenue due to inefficient management of connections, leading to revenue leakage from inaccurate settlements and fraud.
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