Competition Promotion and Market Protection Act 2007 defines an entity producing any goods or services to have a 'dominant position' if it holds 40 percent or more of the annual production or distribution of such products or services in the market. In other words, an entity having a market share of 40 percent or more is considered as having a 'dominant position' according to the prevailing law in Nepal. The monthly MIS reports published by Nepal Telecommunications Authority (NTA) provide subscription data of telecommunication companies in both fixed and mobile market segment.  The computation of market share using this data shows that Nepal Telecom (NTC), also known as Nepal Doorsanchar Company Limited (NDCL) had 93.5% of total fixed-line telephony services subscribers in 2014 (mid-December); 93.3% in 2015 (mid-November);  93.4% in 2016 (mid-December); 93.5% in 2017 (mid-December); 99.6% in 2018 (mid-December); 100% in 2019 (mid-December); and 100% of total fixed line telephony services subscribers in 2020 (mid-August). Hence, NTC is found to be dominant in fixed line telecommunications market segment for the considered period 2014-2020.