WIRELESS TELECOM TOWERS Industry Growth Rate and Revenue Exclusive Report with Competitors like- American Tower Company, Eaton Towers, BSNL, GTL Infrastructure, Aster Pvt. Ltd, Bharti Infratel, China Tower, Karamtara

WIRELESS TELECOM TOWERS MARKET - GROWTH, TRENDS AND FORECAST (2019 - 2024)

A cell site, cell tower, or cellular base station is a cellular-enabled mobile device site where antennae and electronic communications equipment are placed—typically on a radio mast, tower, or other raised structure—to create a cell (or adjacent cells) in a cellular network.

Exciting news and developments continue to emerge from the region, with the highlight being edotco’s two announced acquisitions in Pakistan months apart from each other, first in June then late August. The Tower Share (Tanzanite Tower) portfolio includes ~700 towers at the price of Rs 600 crore (USD 90 million), while the Pakistan Mobile Communications Ltd (Jazz) sale and leaseback deal includes ~13,000 towers at Rs 6300 crore (USD 940 million) edotco is quickly jumping the global ranks to become not just one of the best, but one of the world’s biggest towercos. Including the acquisitions, edotco would own ~31,600 towers, putting it in eighth spot out of the 272 towercos TowerXchange currently track. It also manages an additional 8,700 towers.

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Over in China, the world’s largest towerco China Tower Corporation (CTC) celebrated its third anniversary in July and continues to drive towards a public listing in Hong Kong. It was reported by Reuters that CTC had picked China International Capital Corp Ltd (CICC) and Goldman Sachs to lead its IPO, pending final board approval; more banks could also be added to the final sponsor team. And while CTC is keen to list by the end of the year, it will likely take place in Q1 2018. This summer also saw the formation of the China Independent Tower Alliance, currently with 60+ member organizations. China’s 200+ independent towercos have been lifted by a government document recognizing and legitimising their role in the country’s co-build, co-share system.

The Indonesian tower market remains strong, with new builds and co-locations being added. There’s a lot of business as usual in this mature market, however, also a bit of buzz with the refinancing of KIN and STP. The major players have typically complemented their organic growth with acquisitions and with a good number of smaller towercos in the ecosystem, consolidation will continue to be expected. Myanmar on the other hand is seeing a surge of new entrants rolling out BTS for fourth operator MyTel, while the existing towercos are enjoying a boost in tenancy ratios also through MyTel and increasingly MPT. However, current political turbulence is making it more difficult to attract international investment.

The increasing data usage by consumers has led to a competitive telecom landscape across regions. With tower sharing becoming increasingly popular among the MNOs, the tower operators have been able to reach operational efficiencies. Independent tower companies owned around 70% of the total 4.10 million towers around the world (as of 2017). China has the highest number of telecom towers in the world, owned by the state-run China Tower Corporation. It has around 1,968,000 towers and it was estimated that it is leasing over 550,000 towers.

The telecom towers market is expected to register a CAGR of over 4.56% during the forecast period, 2019 - 2024. The leasing concept has enabled the MNOs to invest heavily in developing their infrastructure and reach across rural regions, thus bringing new revenues to the tower operators through tower installations. Tower-sharing is one of the major growth drivers for the telecom industry, as it provides benefits like cost reduction and faster data rollout. The telecom tower industry has gained high prominence as an independent industry, mainly in India and the United States.

Over the years, millions of dollars have been spent on improving broadband connectivity to the rural areas. The annual data usage via wireless networks has been increasing rapidly, promoting the smartphone penetration considerably. In 2015, the US Department of Agriculture invested around USD 85 million for improving the internet connectivity in the rural areas of the country. However, government initiatives are not the only factors responsible for promoting internet connectivity in the rural areas.
The broadband adoption can help improve the economy in rural areas by increasing income, creating jobs, and by lowering unemployment rates. However technology keeps improving, enabling existing wiring to carry more and more data. Alternative techniques are being used to promote broadband in rural areas. For instance, broadband via mobile phone technology or via satellite. Though ‘via satellite’ is an expensive alternative, it stands as one of the dependable sources of broadband for people staying in rural areas.

Despite regular investments from the governments, many rural areas around the world lack access to high-speed internet services. With the introduction of next-generation technologies, such as the Internet of Things, and advanced connectivity spectrums, like 5G, the telecom towers market is expected to experience an increase in demand over the next few years.

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