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 Australia - Mobile Communications - Subscriber Statistics
The Australian mobile market has reached the point of saturation and new growth is mainly coming from young people moving into the market. We predict that growth will subside further to 6.4% in 2008/09, 2.5% in 2009/10 and reduce even further only 2.0% in 2010/11. Moving forward into 2009, BuddeComm predicts that the gap between Hutchison and the rest of the market in terms of subscriber growth, will begin to quickly diminish as the early competitive advantage that it gained previously in the 3G space is being slowly eaten away. This report provides subscriber statistics, penetration, and annual growth, split by 2G/3G subscribers, as well as market shares with forecasts to 2009. Forecasting for the overall market is also provided up to 2011.
Last Update: 28 Aug 2008 Number of Pages: 8
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Hutchison Telecommunications (Australia) Ltd
Majority owned by Hutchison Whampoa, Hutchison Telecommunications (Australia) Ltd (Hutchison) launched Australia's first 3G network and service - 3. Service include email, broadband and mobile web. 3 offers content through its portal Planet 3 including: live and on demand mobile TV, audio and video music tracks and other services such as news, sport, finance, weather, location based classifieds, movie previews, eBay and transport. The radio access assets of the 3G network are shared with Telstra through an infrastructure sharing agreement, with both companies conducting their retail 3G businesses independently of each other. Hutchison has launched X-Series - a new internet applications suite, handset range and pricing structure. In August 2008, Hutchison announced plans to boost its coverage to 96% of the population during the first half of 2009.
Last Update: 28 Aug 2008 Number of Pages: 16
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Russia - Mobile Mobile Content & Applications Overview & Statistics
Russia's has the largest mobile market in Europe. The rapidly growing sector is dominated by three major service providers (MTS, VimpelCom and MegaFon) which have expanded nationally through acquisitions of smaller regional service providers. Mobile Virtual Network Operators have also launched services. Competition in the key markets of Moscow and St Petersburg is fierce, due to higher ARPU and MOU levels. Mobile SIM card penetration has surpassed 100% although actual mobile user penetration is lower. ARPU levels have stabilised although MOU levels are on the rise, partly attributed to improved marketing. Future mobile growth will continue to be driven by voice in the short to medium term until availability and penetration of recently launched UMTS/3G services is high enough to sufficiently offer affordable and desirable mobile data and content services on a sufficient scale. This report provides a concise overview of Russia's mobile market, covering regulatory developments, the major mobile operators, technologies used and mobile data, content and applications provided in addition to offering a variety of financial and operational statistics.
Last Update: 28 Aug 2008 Number of Pages: 17
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Australia - Mobile Communications - Revenue Overview
In a market that has almost approached saturation, and where mobile call charges are declining, operators' revenue growths will continue to taper off from moving into 2009 and 2010, however the revenue growth rate will remain well above the subscriber growth rate, largely due to the increased revenue streams that the mobile operators are getting from 3G mobile data / mobile broadband. Telstra is currently the clear leader in the mobile market. Moving forward into 2008/09, we expect the gap between Telstra and the rest of the market to widen. This report provides detailed statistics and forecasts by operator for revenue, revenue growth, market share and ARPU, both 2G and 3G.
Last Update: 28 Aug 2008 Number of Pages: 8
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Russia - Key Statistics and Telecommunications Market
The Russian telecom market is the largest in Europe due to the size of its population. Its telecoms market is not homogenous due to the concentration of wealth in the west. All market have been liberalised with competition most prevalent in Moscow. Svyazinvest, the holding company for Russia's incumbent telecom operators continues to dominate the fixed-line market. Network developments are underway with incumbent and alternative operators deploying and modernising fixed-line network infrastructure to offer broadband and convergence services, utilising a host of technologies including WiFi, WiMAX, NGN and FttH/FttB. This report provides a concise overview of Russia's fixed-line telecommunications and IT market. Information is presented on key regulatory developments, fixed-line networks and the regional incumbents and competing alternative operators. A range of statistics highlight the different growing sectors within the market and cover the fixed-line, IT, Internet access and mobile markets.
Last Update: 26 Aug 2008 Number of Pages: 21
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