Mature CEE Telecoms market continues to offer opportunity

The telecommunications markets in Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania, Slovakia and Ukraine have matured over the past decade but are still growing, especially when compared with their western European counterparts. Mobile investment in 3G/HSDPA/LTE deployment is on the rise, and broadband infrastructure offers opportunity for modernisation and upgrade, particularly in xDSL, CaTV, LANs on housing estates and FTTH networks. The fourth edition of PMR’s report, Telecommunications market in CEE 2011, Forecasts for 2011-2016, compares current market conditions and potential for profit among each of the covered countries as well as overall within the region.

The report uses graphs and charts to provide statistical data, along with comparative analysis of the prospects for opportunity in each country as development continues, until 2016. Each chapter is also available as a fully-contained report on its titled country.

“Telecommunications market in Central Europe http://www.ceeitandtelecom.com/
is maturing. Penetration of basic voice services, both mobile and fixed, most often either reached its peak and it is stagnant or even already started to decline. In most of the countries broadband remains growing, although fixed broadband connections do not represent so much growth potential as a few years ago and net additions rate is lowering. Conversely, mobile Internet access has become a hot topic. The number of subscribers, using either modems or smartphones, has been increasing dynamically recently in all of the CEE countries. Operators also seek to improve their results by offering bundles, penetrating business market and introducing value-added services.

MTR cuts, implemented by telecoms market regulatory bodies across the region, did harm the revenues of major mobile operators. Still their profitability remains attractive, especially in comparison with their Western European counterparts and they guarantee their owners stable dividends. In this context it should not be surprising that potential investors keep an eye on the CEE region and they are willing to pay substantially for the assets for sale. A most recent example can be Polkomtel of Poland, which is about to be sold and the price may reach as much as €4.5bn, making it one of the biggest deals on the European telecommunications market in recent several years. ”

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While preparing Telecommunications market in CEE 2011, Forecasts for 2011-2016, PMR’s expert analysts have consulted their most reliable sources and created a market guide that answers the questions of readers on all major issues with regard to both the current status and future progression of this dynamic marketplace.

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