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Romania Telecommunications Report Q4 2011

BMI’s Q411 update of the Romania Telecommunications Report contains analysis of the market data from the major fixed telephony, broadband and mobile service providers for the period to the end of June 2011. It also contains data released by the regulator as well as updated forecasts for the mobile, fixed telephony and broadband markets sectors through to 2015. The report also contains BMI’s ARPU forecasts for operators and the wider market through to 2015, as well as – for the first time – converged service operator tables for Romtelecom and UPC Romania.

By: Umesh Satija / 2011-10-02 21:51:20 / Business :: Financial Reports Popularity: Views: 913

Japan Telecommunications Report Q4 2011

The Japanese mobile industry grew to 125.241mn in the quarter ended June 2011. NTT DoCoMo remained the dominant player, but has seen its market share continued to be eroded mainly by Softbank. NTT DoCoMo’s market share fell to 46.6% in June 2011 from 48.1% in the same period last year. By comparison, Softbank saw its market share increased to 20.9% in June 2011, up from 19.2% in June 2010. Meanwhile, KDDI has also been losing grip on its second-ranked position after its market share fell to 26.6% in June 2011. Despite the maturity of the mobile market, we continue to see robust subscriber growth due to operators’ aggressive marketing tactics to seek growth. We are now forecasting 128.507mn mobile subscribers in Japan by end-2011. The rapid growth in Japan’s mobile industry would largely come at the expense of the fixed-line sector. We have downgraded our fixed-line forecasts and we predict there will be 35.457mn fixed lines in Japan by the end of 2015.

By: Umesh Satija / 2011-10-02 21:51:20 / Business :: Financial Reports Popularity: Views: 904

Hungary Telecommunications Report Q4 2011

The Q411 update to the Hungary telecoms market report contains new operator data from Telenor and Deutsche Telekom-owned T-Mobile, and Vodafone Hungary covering the period to the end of June 2011. In addition, the fixed-line and broadband sections of the report includes data covering fixed-voice, fixed and mobile broadband and pay-TV reported by Magyar Telekom, Liberty Global owned UPC and the regulator NHH covering the period until end-June 2011. As a result of this updated data, this report contains revisions to our forecasts for the broadband sector, as well as the mobile segments. The report also contains an update to the monthly blended ARPU forecasts through to 2015 for all three operators.

By: Umesh Satija / 2011-10-02 21:51:21 / Business :: Financial Reports Popularity: Views: 936

Germany Telecommunications Report Q4 2011

The Q411 update of the Germany telecommunications market report provides an overview of the latest developments in the country's mobile, fixed-line and broadband sectors. The report is based on data from the regulator, covering the period to the end of 2010, as well as operator data for the period to the end of June 2011. The report contains data analysis, including, for the first time, on Germany's converged service providers, regulatory updates and our forecasts. Our five-year growth forecasts depict how Germany's mobile telephony market share weighted and how operator monthly blended ARPU, fixed-line telephony, internet and broadband subscriber markets will develop over the next five years.

By: Umesh Satija / 2011-10-02 21:51:21 / Business :: Financial Reports Popularity: Views: 1102

China Telecommunications Report Q4 2011

According to China’s regulatory body, MIIT, there were a total of 291.45mn fixed lines by April 2011, revealing a loss of 5.2% in the year from 307.55mn lines in service by April 2010. The decline in the number of fixed lines continues to be the result of the attraction of mobile services provided at highly competitive tariffs, bolstered by the increased affordability of mobile handsets in the market, and spread of broadband services.

By: Umesh Satija / 2011-10-02 21:51:22 / Business :: Financial Reports Popularity: Views: 682

Malaysia Telecommunications Report Q4 2011

This report suggests the latest data provided by Malaysia's telecoms regulator and operators for the quarter ended March 2011. There were a total of 34.281mn mobile subscribers at the end of the first quarter, although including Maxis Communications' revised subscriber definition this brought the actual total number of mobile subscribers to 32.913mn. The operator has started to discount any inactive subscribers after a 50 day period. Despite the reduction in its subscriber base this did not affect its position as Malaysia's leading mobile operator. It continued to maintain a lead against Celcom, which did benefit from the revision in Maxis Communication subscribers over the quarter.

By: Umesh Satija / 2011-10-02 21:51:25 / Business :: Financial Reports Popularity: Views: 1217

Central America Telecommunications Report Q4 2011

There has been little movement in BMI's Telecoms Business Environment Ratings in Q411, with just Costa Rica and El Salvador, and Panama and Venezuela, swapping places. This lack of change reflects BMI's view that the region's economies will continue on the same trajectory for the coming months, and that telecoms markets in most countries will remain unchanged. The region has seen no significant political adjustments besides the Peruvian elections, and it is too early to determine how the Humala administration will affect Peru's business environment. Therefore, most of our Country Risks scores for Peru remain unchanged in Q411.

By: Umesh Satija / 2011-10-02 21:51:25 / Business :: Financial Reports Popularity: Views: 671

India Telecommunications Report Q4 2011

Mobile subscriber growth in India slowed significantly to 4.9% q-o-q in the quarter ended June 2011 to bring the country's total subscriber base to 851.696mn. In the quarters ended March 2011 and December 2010, the industry grew by 7.9% and 9.4% q-o-q respectively. The continued slowdown could be attributed to saturation in India's urban cities while network expansion to pursue low-value rural consumers is still not commercial viable or profitable enough to convince operators.

By: Umesh Satija / 2011-10-02 21:51:26 / Business :: Financial Reports Popularity: Views: 929


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