Australia - Telecommunications Equipment Market - Revenue Overview
Last updated: 18 Dec 2003 Update History
Report Status: Archived
Report Pages: 13
Analyst: Henry Lancaster
Synopsis
Lots of new infrastructure projects were implemented after deregulation in July 1997, and the incumbents were forced to upgrade existing plants in order to be able to compete. In 2000, the combined licensed carriers spent more than $9 billion on capital expenditure. However, after the telco crises this amount had been halved, with still little recovery on the way. The industry has been involved in a three-year restructuring, repositioning themselves in a market that will have to operate on much lower investment levels until at least 2005-2008.Related Reports
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