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India’s Telecoms Market is Beginning to Gain Traction
Publish Date : 12/5/2004 12:42:00 PM   Source : Business News Onlypunjab.com

India’s telecoms market is beginning to gain traction, thanks to the liberalization of key sectors (ILD, VoIP ) and increasingly viable national operators of fixed, mobile and limited mobile services. As competition intensifies, there will be considerable consolidation over the next two years — most likely from the mobile space, but also in the form of a possible merger of India’s two primary fixed-line incumbents. There is much that remains untapped, and operators that survive the anticipated shake-out will be expected to plough billions of dollars in infrastructure, but also ride India’s potentially enormous potential. Regulation remains a concern, at times holding back growth when more competition is needed. This 20-page report takes a comprehensive look at the Indian market, covering immediate issues facing the market, in the context of the political, economic, regulatory, and competitive environments. It includes fixed communications predictions, mobile communications predictions, vendor relationships, and risk assessment.

Region - Asia Pacific

- Immediate issues facing the Turkish market
- Context: political, economic, regulatory, competitive
- Fixed communications predictions
- Mobile communications predictions
- Infrastructure: vendor relationships
- Risk assessment

List of Exhibits

- Market Maturity
- Competitive Context
- Telecoms Market Performance
- Mobile vs. Fixed Penetration
- Fixed Comms: Revenue
- Fixed Comms: Revenue per Line
- Fixed Comms: Technology Adoption
- Mobile: Penetration in a Regional Context
- Mobile: Subscriber Growth by Technology
- Mobile: Internet Growth
- Mobile: ARPS Dynamics
- Mobile: Market Share Projections

For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c10300

Laura Wood
Senior Manager
Research and Markets
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