New Zealand - Analysis - Market Overview (Historic) 1998- 2002

Last updated: 4 Nov 2002 Update History

Report Status: Archived

Report Pages: 17

Analyst: Lawrence Baker

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Synopsis

The telecommunications industry in New Zealand saw an upturn in fortunes in 2001, after a couple of years of relative decline. Leading the charge were the mobile and Internet markets. Telecom’s dominance is increasingly coming under threat, although any changes are slow. 2000 was an interesting 12 months in so far as a change of government finally ended the cosy relationship between government and Telecom. A Ministerial Inquiry in to the industry was launched that led to a new Telecommunications Act.

1. Synopsis
2. Market analysis 2001/2002
- 2.1 Key trends
- 2.2 A potential $15 billion pie
- 2.3 Regulatory outlook
- 2.4 Mobile price wars
- 2.5 Other industry developments
- 2.6 Market share analysis
  - 2.6.1 Contestable fixed voice market
  - 2.6.2 Data market shares
  - 2.6.3 Mobile market shares
- 2.7 International comparisons
  - 2.7.1 Australia – New Zealand
- 2.8 Asia Pacific comparison
3. Market analysis 2000/2001
- 3.1 Key trends
- 3.2 An economy or a lifestyle?
- 3.3 The year 2000 in review (updated April 2001)
- 3.4 Industry developments
- 3.5 Market developments
- 3.6 Broadband key to e-commerce (updated April 2001)
- 3.7 Market share analysis 2000/2001
  - 3.7.1 Contestable fixed voice market
  - 3.7.2 Data market shares
  - 3.7.3 Mobile market shares
- 3.8 International bench marking
4. Key trends in 1999/2000
- 4.1 Rapidly deteriorating market
- 4.2 Mobile market – key to local loop competition
- 4.3 Market shares
5. Key trends 1998/1999

Table 1 – Total revenue market shares by players – 1997-2002
Table 2 – Contestable fixed voice market shares (STD/IDD) per company – 1997–2002
Table 3 – Data market shares per company – 1997–2002
Table 4 – Mobile market shares – 1997–2002
Table 5 – Revenue Market share comparison Australia New Zealand – 2001/2002
Table 6 – Comparison of estimated industry growth – 2000-2005
Table 7 – Significant infrastructure-based operators
Table 7 – New Zealand – Australia growth revenue comparison – 1999–2000
Table 8 – Total revenue market shares by players – 1996-2001
Table 9 – Contestable fixed voice market shares (STD/IDD) per company – 1996–2001
Table 10 – Data market shares per company – 1996–2001
Table 11 – Mobile market shares – 1996–2001
Table 12 – International comparison telecommunications key data – 1995-1998
Table 13 – New Zealand – Australia growth revenue comparison – 1999
Table 14 – Revenue by market share – voice market (including mobile) – 1995-1999
Table 15 – Market share long-distance fixed voice market – 1997-1998

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