Sistema Shyam Teleservices, which merged with RCom recently and has been reporting numbers separately, also lost over 32 lakh customers. Tata Teleservices and Telenor, the companies that are in the process of merging with Airtel, lost 22 lakh and 12.45 lakh customers, respectively. Aircel and MTNL lost 6.65 lakh and 3,941 customers respectively. Landline subscribers further declined to 2.34 crore from 2.35 crore during the period, the report said. The urban subscriber base declined to 68.48 crore from 69.75 crore and the number of rural customers dipped to 50 crore from 50.41 crore during the same period. The number of broadband subscribers increased to 35 crore from about 34 crore. "As on November 30, 2017, the top five wireless broadband service providers were Reliance Jio Infocomm (15.2 crore), Bharti Airtel (6.72 crore), Vodafone (5 crore), Idea Cellular (3.29 crore) and BSNL (1.19 crore)," the report said. BSNL led the market in fixed broadband segment with 94.3 lakh customers.