Australia - Telecoms Industry - Statistics and Forecasts

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This report covers recent developments related to a range of regulatory, infrastructural and competition issues in Australia’s telecom market. It provides statistics from operators as well as data from a number of surveys undertaken in 2014 and 2015. The report includes updates on recent progress with the build-out of the NBN, as well as updates on proposals governing wholesale access to NBN infrastructure, pricing, and revenue structures aimed at expanding services in rural areas. It also assesses plans to amend spectrum allocations and usage in a bid to improve broadband availability.

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The report also provides updated financial and operating data on the main telcos as well as the second-tier players.

Table of Content

1. Market and industry statistics

1.1 Statistical overview of the telecoms market - By provider
1.1.1 Total telecommunications services market
1.1.2 Telstra
1.1.3 Optus
1.1.4 Vodafone Hutchison Australia
1.1.5 Capital expenditure
1.2 Statistical overview of the telecoms market - By service
1.2.1 Total telco market by major service
1.2.2 Wholesale market
1.2.3 Mobile market
1.2.4 Broadband market
1.3 2nd tier telcos - Revenue statistics
1.3.1 Service revenues and market shares

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2. Telecoms services - wholesale and competitive access

2.1 Analysis of the wholesale market
2.2 Wholesale reforms
2.2.1 Introduction of regulatory instruments
2.2.2 Regulatory instruments – analysis
2.2.3 Final access determinations for fixed line telecommunications
2.2.4 Layer 2 bitstream on non-NBN Co networks
2.2.5 Difference between peering and interconnection
2.2.6 The thriving wholesale aggregation market
2.3 How will competition develop in an NBN environment?
2.4 NBN retail competition at lower margins
2.5 Government is forcing the telco industry to fight Telstra dominance
2.6 The NBN (after the elections) and the competition issues
2.6.1 Forty years too late
2.6.2 Who is going to invest in competing fixed infrastructure?
2.6.3 So what are the competition models from those promoting it?
2.6.4 Competition policy should be focused on the services, not the infrastructure
2.7 Regional Telecommunications Review Report - 2015
2.8 National Broadband Network – Policies and Regulations (see separate report)
2.9 Wholesale Product Overview
2.9.1 NBN for business
2.9.2 1Gbps wholesale service
2.9.3 The FttN service
2.10 The NBN wholesale and PoI debate
2.10.1 Wholesale dominance
2.10.2 Backhaul competition
2.10.3 The business opportunities of the POIs
2.10.4 Connectivity Virtual Circuit (CVC)
2.10.5 NBN Co’s multicast service
2.10.6 Access seekers gateways
2.10.7 The effect of streaming video on the NBN
2.11 NBN Co’s multicast service
2.11.1 Overview of the service
2.11.2 Wholesale Pricing
2.11.3 iiNet
2.11.4 4K TV
2.12 Pricing Strategies
2.12.1 Wholesale Broadband Agreement
2.12.2 NBN Co special access undertaking (SAU)
2.12.3 Wholesale prices
2.13 Key wholesale services (copper based network)
2.13.1 Unconditioned Local Loop Services (ULLS)
2.13.2 Line sharing or spectrum sharing
2.13.3 Local Carriage Service (LCS)
2.13.4 Unbundled Bitstream (UBS)
2.13.5 UBS versus ULL
2.13.6 Naked DSL
2.14 NBN Utility Management service – The Retail Clause
2.15 Do we need infrastructure-based competition?

3. National Broadband Network - statistics and surveys

3.1 NBN Company Statistical Data
3.1.1 NBN Co’s corporate plan for FY2014-17
3.2 Results 2015
3.2.1 NBN Results first quarter 2015
3.2.2 NBN Co results – December 2014
3.2.3 Progress towards the Multi-Technology Mix
3.3 NBN Co’s Full Year 2014 Financial Results
3.3.1 Introduction
3.3.2 Financial Results
3.4 Market Surveys
3.4.1 Economic Benefit of the National Broadband Network
3.4.2 NBN support still strong
3.4.3 Towards a Connected Australia - NBN Co Report 2015
3.4.4 Deloitte’s Media Consumer Survey - 2014
3.4.5 Privatisation of NBN is not popular
3.4.6 FTTN modelling results
3.4.7 NBN speeds over 25Mb/s
3.4.8 Broadband benefits for households
3.4.9 Support for fast broadband via an NBN
3.4.10 Customers prepared to pay for higher speeds
3.4.11 NBN key to the creation of 3 million jobs by 2030
3.5 The Digital Economy - Trans-Sector Market
3.5.1 Forecasts – 2015; 2020
3.6 Business Market Survey
3.6.1 NBN Business Readiness Survey
3.6.2 NBN impact on industry output by 2020
3.6.3 Summary of survey findings
3.7 Business Models and Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A)
3.7.1 Fixed market scenarios
3.7.2 Mobile market scenarios

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