Dell’Oro Group Finds Private Wireless RAN Revenue Grew 16% in 2025

Dell’Oro Group forecasts that Private Wireless Radio Access Network (RAN) revenue grew 16% in 2025, with growth slowing versus 2024 as the market shifts into a more measured phase for enterprise adoption.

Market overview

Dell’Oro Group reports that full-year Private Wireless RAN revenue represented 3% to 5% of total RAN revenue in 2025. The firm attributes the deceleration to a transition after earlier rapid expansion from a smaller base.

Key supplier and regional performance

Dell’Oro Group says the top three Private Wireless RAN suppliers in 2025 were Huawei, Nokia, and Ericsson. Outside China, Nokia and Ericsson accounted for around 80% of Private Wireless RAN revenue combined in 2025.

Dell’Oro Group also reports that China accounted for 40% to 50% of global Private Wireless RAN revenue in 2025. The firm frames enterprise 5G in China as a leading source of that share.

Outlook and segment balance

Dell’Oro Group revised its outlook for Campus Network downward while strengthening the growth prospects for Wide-area Networks. The firm expects Private Wireless RAN revenue to grow at a 10% to 20% Compound Annual Growth rate (CAGR) and reach 5% to 10% of total RAN revenue by 2030.

Dell’Oro Group said, “Private wireless remains a key growth driver in the broader RAN market, with the enterprise opportunity still largely untapped.” It added, “Private Wireless RAN revenue is expected to grow at a 10 to 20 percent Compound Annual Growth rate (CAGR) and account for 5 to 10 percent of total RAN revenue by 2030.”

Conclusion

The report places 2025 Private Wireless RAN growth at 16% while describing a regional mix led by China and a shift in segment expectations between campus and wide-area networks. This Analyst Signals brief reflects a neutral, fact-based summary of the original research note.