THE MIDDLE EAST AND NORTH AFRICA TELECOMS MARKET: 2014 INTERIM FORECAST UPDATE 2013–2018
出 版 商：Analysys Mason
出版日期：2014/03/24
頁 數：40頁
文件格式：PDF
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Handset data services and mobile broadband offer the strongest opportunities for revenue growth in the next 5 years, driven by faster adoption of smartphones across the region than anticipated.
The mobile telecoms market in the Middle East continues to show signs of growth, driven by the increased use of smartphones, mobile handset data and mobile broadband. The fixed market will continue to grow, albeit at a slower pace than mobile. GCC countries will lead the region in terms of fibre roll-out, adoption, and service innovation, while DSL will remain the dominant access technology in North Africa.
This report and associated data annex provide:
an analysis of the latest developments in the telecoms market and assessment of their impact on connections and revenue in Algeria, Egypt, Israel, Kuwait*, Morocco, Qatar*, Saudi Arabia and the UAE, as well as the Middle East and North Africa region as a whole
an explanation of how and why our forecasts have changed since the previous edition, which was published in June 2013
detailed historical data and forecasts (for the region as a whole and for individual countries) from 2009 to 2018, including:
mobile connections by device type (smartphones, other handsets, mobile broadband and M2M), by payment type (prepaid and contract), and by technology generation
fixed broadband connections by type (cable, DSL, FTTH and other)
IPTV connections and revenue
retail and wholesale revenue split by various mobile services (voice, messaging, handset data, mobile broadband and M2M) and various fixed services (voice, broadband, business network services).
*New core countries added to the MENA forecast for the first time.
GEOGRAPHICAL COVERAGE
Data is provided for the MENA region as a whole and the following individual countries:
Algeria
Egypt
Israel
Kuwait
Morocco
Qatar
Saudi Arabia
UAE.
DATA COVERAGE
The data annex includes forecasts for connections as well as total and retail revenue for the fixed and mobile markets and the market overall. All revenue information is provided in the local currency unit (LCU) and US dollars.
The forecasts for connections (and sites, in the case of fixed services) and revenue are split in the following manner.
The mobile telecoms market in the Middle East continues to show signs of growth, driven by the increased use of smartphones, mobile handset data and mobile broadband. The fixed market will continue to grow, albeit at a slower pace than mobile. GCC countries will lead the region in terms of fibre roll-out, adoption, and service innovation, while DSL will remain the dominant access technology in North Africa.
This report and associated data annex provide:
an analysis of the latest developments in the telecoms market and assessment of their impact on connections and revenue in Algeria, Egypt, Israel, Kuwait*, Morocco, Qatar*, Saudi Arabia and the UAE, as well as the Middle East and North Africa region as a whole
an explanation of how and why our forecasts have changed since the previous edition, which was published in June 2013
detailed historical data and forecasts (for the region as a whole and for individual countries) from 2009 to 2018, including:
mobile connections by device type (smartphones, other handsets, mobile broadband and M2M), by payment type (prepaid and contract), and by technology generation
fixed broadband connections by type (cable, DSL, FTTH and other)
IPTV connections and revenue
retail and wholesale revenue split by various mobile services (voice, messaging, handset data, mobile broadband and M2M) and various fixed services (voice, broadband, business network services).
*New core countries added to the MENA forecast for the first time.
GEOGRAPHICAL COVERAGE
Data is provided for the MENA region as a whole and the following individual countries:
Algeria
Egypt
Israel
Kuwait
Morocco
Qatar
Saudi Arabia
UAE.
DATA COVERAGE
The data annex includes forecasts for connections as well as total and retail revenue for the fixed and mobile markets and the market overall. All revenue information is provided in the local currency unit (LCU) and US dollars.
The forecasts for connections (and sites, in the case of fixed services) and revenue are split in the following manner.
