Last updated: 14 Oct 2009 Update History
Report Status: Archived
Report Pages: 57
Analyst: Peter Lange
Publication Overview
This annual report provides a comprehensive overview and analysis of trends and developments in
· Key statistics;
· Market and industry overviews;
· The impact of the global economic crisis;
· Regulatory environment and structural reform;
· Major players (fixed, mobile and broadband);
· Infrastructure development;
· Mobile voice and data markets;
· Average Revenue per User (ARPU) trends and forecasts;
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· Fixed-line, Internet and broadband market, development and forecasts;
· Convergence (voice/data, fixed/wireless/mobile).
Researcher: Peter Lange
Current publication date:- October 2009 (8th Edition)
Next publication date:- October 2010
Executive Summary
With a fixed-line penetration of around 10% and mobile penetration of over 80%,
The mobile operators have entered the underdeveloped Internet market by launching basic mobile data services, but continued delays with the licensing of 3G mobile spectrum are holding back full competition in the broadband sector. In the meantime, fixed-line incumbent Algerie Telecom – itself a mobile operator – is rapidly expanding its ADSL and WiMAX networks and upgrading its CDMA
Competition in the fixed-line sector received a setback at the end of 2008 when the second operator, Lacom, exited the market after three years of operations, citing regulatory barriers that made it impossible to compete with Algerie Telecom. Only months later, the already delayed privatisation of AT was called off and the licensing of 3G spectrum delayed further, which may indicate that the government is trying to boost Algerie Telecom’s fixed and fixed-wireless infrastructure in preparation for an eventual privatisation, before allowing more competition in the broadband sector from the mobile operators.
ADSL prices are already among the lowest in
Illustrated with 18 tables and three charts, this report contains and overview of Algeria’s telecommunications, Internet and broadband market, the regulatory environment, profiles of the major players, analysis and key statistics, and scenario forecasts for fixed-line services and Internet users to 2010 and 2015. The mobile market section includes detailed forecasts for the period 2009-2013 of subscriber growth, ARPU, and the mobile services market in terms of revenue.
· One of the highest levels of mobile and fixed-line penetration in
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· Intense price competition is driving down ARPU;
· Forecasts of mobile subscriber growth, ARPU and market size, 2009-2013;
· Forecasts for fixed-line and Internet markets to 2010 and 2015;
· Profiles of major players in all market sectors;
· Privatisation of Algerie Telecom called off;
· 3G licensing delayed;
· Major investments in national fibre infrastructure.
Data in this report is the latest available at the time of preparation and may not be for the current year.
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