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Emerging markets (Part 1): Explaining mobile industry growth in Asia-Pacific

Product Type: Market Research Report Publication Date: Dec 31, 2006
 
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SUMMARY

Emerging Markets (Part 1) highlights Asia Pacific data, commentary and country-level forecasts. In depth case studies include a look at a who's who in the market; coverage and investment and subscription and KPI trends.

Key Coverage

  • Leading developing markets in Asia Pacific:
    • China
    • India
    • Indonesia
    • Pakistan
  • Mobile penetration rates
  • Liberalisation and competition in the market
  • Availability of accessible and flexible tariff plans
  • Level of overall economic development in key markets

Forecasts

This report includes country-level cellular subscription forecasts

Key Issues Addressed

  • Which factors are the most important in driving mobile subscription growth in emerging markets?
  • To what extent does the expansion of population coverage aid subscription growth?
  • Where are operators pushing prepaid packages that encourage users to take out multiple subscriptions?
  • What impact is subscription growth having on ARPU?
  • What do current mobile data usage trends indicate about the demand for 3G services in emerging markets?

Additional information includes:

  • Handsets: comment on handset pricing and the most popular brands in the market
  • 3G and data: when the 3G licences are expected to be issued and what impact this is likely to have on competition and how the current usage of data services indicate the potential demand of 3G.

Who should read this report

  • Operators
  • Vendors
  • Financial Institutions
  • Government
  • Regulators

Countries / Sectors / Companies Covered

  • China
  • India
  • Indonesia
  • Pakistan

TABLE OF CONTENTS

CHAPTER 1

  • INTRODUCTION
    • Figure 1.1: The leading developing markets in Asia Pacific

CHAPTER 2

  • CHINA
  • Factors stimulating growth
  • 'Big Four' in China's telecoms market
  • Investment in the telecoms sector maintains strong momentum
  • Mobile subscription growth continues
    • Figure 2.1: Mobile and PHS subscriptions by operator
  • KPIs: competitive gap widening between China Mobile and China Unicom
    • Figure 2.2: China Mobile and China Unicom blended monthly ARPU
  • Mobile operators continue to promote data services
  • 3G in China will be delayed into 1H07

CHAPTER 3

  • INDIA
  • Factors stimulating growth
  • Future growth to be driven by less-lucrative rural areas
  • It pays to be big in India's competitive environment
    • Figure 3.1: Foreign ownership of operators
  • Big investments in network expansion planned
  • 3G will favour bigger players
  • KPIs under pressure as competition intensifies
    • Figure 3.2: Sample KPIs for Indian operators
  • Future market growth and competition strong
    • Figure 3.3: India cellular subscriptions forecast

CHAPTER 4

  • INDONESIA
  • Factors stimulating growth
    • Figure 4.1: Active mobile* subscriptions in Indonesia 1999-2006
  • Key factors stimulating growth
  • Voice and SMS will dominate
    • Figure 4.2: Reported results of the Big Three operators, 2005 and 1H06
  • Who will survive in the market?
  • Operators budget US$2.5 billion for network investments

CHAPTER 5

  • PAKISTAN
  • Factors stimulating growth
  • Pakistan - a market dominated by foreign investors
    • Figure 5.1: Pakistani operators and their investors
    • Figure 5.2: Pakistan's cellular operator market shares 3Q06
  • 3G licensing expected in 2007
  • Expanding network coverage is key to growth
  • PMCL promotes SMS-based VAS
  • Nokia dominates the handset market
  • ARPU falls to US$5
    • Figure 5.3: PMCL - fall in ARPU over time
  • Outlook
    • Figure 5.4: Pakistan cellular subscription forecasts

Emerging markets (Part 1): Explaining mobile industry growth in Asia-Pacific

Publisher: Informa Telecoms & Media

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