Flagship twist for Latin America: Millicom’s Tigo One Home bundles fiber, TV and mobile
Published on 06/15/2026 at 22:10 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael MĂĽller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSEdited by ad hoc news Flagship & Bestseller Desk. Reviewed before publication on 06/15/2026 at 4:10 PM ET. Details in the imprint.
Tigo One Home is Millicom’s core convergent offer in several Latin American markets, bundling fixed broadband, pay TV and mobile service under a single brand and contract to drive higher customer loyalty and revenue per user. The bundle is positioned as a flagship package in countries such as Colombia and Paraguay, where Millicom markets high-speed hybrid fiber-coaxial and fiber-to-the-home connections alongside Tigo-branded mobile voice and data plans.
What Tigo One Home offers households in Millicom markets
At its heart, Tigo One Home is a triple-play style bundle that combines home internet, a pay TV package and at least one Tigo mobile line, with customers receiving discounts or promotional pricing when they take multiple services together. In Colombia, for example, Millicom promotes Tigo-branded home internet at speeds up to 500 Mbps over its fixed network, paired with digital TV and postpaid mobile plans within the same household contract. Tigo’s Colombian product pages describe Tigo One Home as a convergent service that groups home, TV and mobile offers to simplify billing and improve value for families. The bundle is designed to appeal to multi-device households that stream video, game online and rely heavily on mobile data.
Millicom’s strategy with Tigo One Home is to migrate single-product customers onto multi-product relationships, which generally produce lower churn and higher average revenue per user than stand-alone mobile or fixed-line accounts. The company highlights on its corporate site that its operations in Latin America focus on providing a full portfolio of mobile, broadband, pay TV and business services under the Tigo brand, with convergent home offers being a cornerstone of its consumer strategy. Millicom describes itself as a fixed-mobile convergence operator in nine Latin American markets, emphasizing integrated consumer bundles such as Tigo One Home as part of this positioning. For consumers, the practical benefit is one contact point, one invoice and the option to upgrade speeds or add lines within a unified ecosystem.
Pricing and exact channel line-ups for Tigo One Home vary by country, but the concept is consistent: households receive a discount relative to buying broadband, TV and mobile separately, often with promotional extras such as higher initial speeds or additional TV channels for a limited time. Millicom has said in recent investor communications that it continues to prioritize growth in its fixed footprint and convergent services, supported by ongoing capital expenditure in fiber and cable networks across its Latin American footprint. In its recent quarterly results materials, the company pointed to continued expansion of its fixed network and an increasing share of customers taking multiple products, including convergent home bundles. For subscribers, that network expansion translates into more neighborhoods eligible for Tigo One Home offers and higher speed tiers where infrastructure has been upgraded.
Within Millicom’s broader portfolio, Tigo One Home serves as an anchor for upselling additional services such as premium sports channels, higher mobile data allowances and value-added offerings like streaming partnerships and cloud DVR. The company also uses the convergent bundle to support its brand positioning as a provider of digital lifestyle services, not only connectivity, in markets where competition from local cable operators and mobile-only challengers remains intense. As Millicom pursues its fixed-mobile convergence strategy in Latin America, the performance of Tigo One Home and similar bundles will be one indicator of its ability to deepen relationships with middle-income households in urban and suburban areas. Shares of Millicom International Cellular (ISIN SE0001174970) traded on NASDAQ under the ticker TIGO at $91.97 on 06/13/2026.
Tigo One Home in brief: the hard facts
- Product: Tigo One Home
- Manufacturer: Millicom International Cellular
- Category: Flagship convergent consumer bundle
- Launch date: Introduced progressively across Latin American markets in the mid-2020s; availability and exact start date vary by country
- MSRP / Price: Varies by market and configuration; typically discounted versus separate purchase of broadband, TV and mobile services
- Availability: Offered under the Tigo brand in selected Latin American markets where Millicom operates fixed and mobile networks
- Target audience: Multi-user households wanting bundled home broadband, pay TV and mobile service under one contract
- Key differentiator / USP: Integrated fixed-mobile offer that combines high-speed home internet, TV and mobile plans with a single bill and bundle discounts
More on Millicom and its Tigo strategy
Millicom’s investor materials and news releases provide additional background on how Tigo One Home fits into its fixed-mobile convergence strategy in Latin America.
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