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U Mobile Expands ULTRA5G Network To More Locations; Coverage Stands At 54.9% In Malaysia

Users of the telco may now notice a connection to the newer UM ULTRA5G network while in the Klang Valley, Putrajaya, Labuan, and Pulau Pinang.

by Heirul Kamel
October 13, 2025
U Mobile ULTRA5G Expansion In Malaysia

U Mobile's ULTRA5G network in Mid Valley

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U Mobile users may have recently noticed something different about their network connection. As we’ve also recently found out, the orange telco’s second 5G network (officially known as U Mobile ULTRA5G) has now expanded to more areas, including Setapak and Mid Valley. But it has now been revealed that its coverage actually stretches across much of the Klang Valley, Putrajaya, Pulau Pinang, and Labuan.

Communications Minister Datuk Fahmi Fadzil confirmed the development via his official account on X. In his post, he revealed that U Mobile has informed him that its ULTRA5G network has reached 54.9% coverage of populated areas nationwide since its initial rollout, which is considerably fast given the duration.

Pihak U Mobile telah membentangkan kepada saya status pembangunan rangkaian 5G kedua di Malaysia.

Setakat ini, liputan 5G kedua mencapai 54.9% di kawasan berpenduduk.

Negeri dengan liputan tertinggi ialah Putrajaya (99.7%), Kuala Lumpur (90.9%), Labuan (90.8%), Pulau Pinang… pic.twitter.com/ufloFffeeX

— Fahmi Fadzil 🇲🇾 (@fahmi_fadzil) October 13, 2025

The highest coverage so far is recorded in Putrajaya at 99.7%, followed by Kuala Lumpur and Labuan at 90.8%, Pulau Pinang at 82.3%, and Selangor at 70.9%. However, despite these numbers, we noticed that not all of Kuala Lumpur are connected to the network just yet and we are unable to verify for the other locations mentioned. The telco also did not disclose whether ULTRA5G deployment has begun in other states.

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Fahmi also emphasised that the development of a second 5G network is crucial to fostering healthy competition, expanding coverage, and improving service quality for users. U Mobile previously stated that it aims to reach 80% populated area coverage by the second half of next year.

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Updated 7:59 pm, Mon, 13 October 25
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