A2P SMS Market Top Players Revenue and Forecasts To 2026 : FortyTwo Telecom AB, AMD Telecom S.A., Syniverse Technologies, LLC, Silverstreet BV, Ogangi Corporation, mBlox, Inc., Symsoft AB,

Application to person (A2P) SMS is the terminology used for application to subscriber or subscriber to application short messaging service. The service finds essential applications in different forms of notifications, alerts, promotional messages, polling contests, news, flight alerts, banking updates, and many more. Due to its wide ranged applications it finds applications in almost every industry segments such as financial services, banking, tourism, retail, healthcare, and entertainment.

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"Mobile subscriber consumer base of over 5 billion across globe will provide substantial growth potential to A2P SMS market"

According to GSM Association (GSMA), the global telecom operators have over 5 billion mobile subscribers, encompassing over two third of the global population. SMS is the most conventional and cost-effective means for communication that can be conveniently utilized as a form of media and promotional purposes. Moreover, increasing reliance of consumer on smartphones for various activities that include social networking, shopping and usage of mobile wallets on daily basis is expected to provide high impetus to the overall A2P SMS market over the forecast period.

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"Character limitation and limited audience engagement will continue to act as potential growth barrier to the industry growth"

Advertising space of the service users is limited to 160 characters and the target audience cannot be efficiently attracted with the use of additional audio or animation content. Moreover, advertisers find it difficult to engage consumer for text services and end up getting spammed. Owing to proliferation of many other messenger apps, such as WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, QQ Mobile, among others, consumer tendency to rely on text messages has considerably decreased. These factors are projected to limit the end user inclination towards these services, which in turn would hinder the overall A2P SMS market growth.

"Asia Pacific to be the key growth engine of the A2P SMS market"

According to United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and Pacific (UN ESCAP), Asia Pacific is home to largest consumer base across the globe, accounting for over 60% of the global population. Emerging economies such as China, India, Indonesia, and Saudi Arabia are expected to provide significant growth prospects over the forecast period, owing to the large mobile subscription base in these regions. Moreover, proliferation of smart banking and e-commerce in the regions will provide significant demand surge for A2P SMS market.

Key Players:

Major industry participants include FortyTwo Telecom AB, AMD Telecom S.A., Syniverse Technologies, LLC, Silverstreet BV, Ogangi Corporation, mBlox, Inc., Symsoft AB, Tanla Solutions Ltd., OpenMarket Inc., Optimizer International Group, Inc., and Angkor Data Communications Group Co. Ltd. Industry. Industry competitors are projected to invest in best firewalls, appointing best aggregators, and expansion of their regional expanse to strengthen their industry foothold. For instance, in May 2017, CLX announced the acquisition of Dialogue Group, for over US$ 40 million, to strengthen its positioning in Asia Pacific region.

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