Fixed Broadband Market Trends and Opportunities in Africa and the Middle East - 2024,’ a new Telecom Insider Report by the analyst, provides an executive-level overview of the fixed broadband market in AME. It delivers quantitative and qualitative insights into the fixed market, analyzing key trends and growth drivers in the region.
Governments and regulators are working in tandem to drive and develop fixed broadband infrastructure and adoption.
Major government-backed national broadband plans will support the expansion of fiber coverage, faster Internet speeds, boost competition, and increased fixed broadband adoption.
Fixed broadband development also provides more service bundling and monetization opportunities for telcos - e.g., OTT video, cloud gaming, home office solutions (e.g., UC&C), and smart home services.
It provides an in-depth analysis of the following:
- Section 1: AME in a Global Context: This section provides a comparison of AME's macro-economic KPIs, fixed telecoms market size, and trends with other regions.
- Section 2: Regional Market Trends and Competitive Dynamics: This section analyzes the competitive dynamics that have been shaping the fixed broadband markets in AME over the past few years, including market entries, market exits, consolidations, and M&A activities.
- Section 3: Fixed Broadband Subscription Trends: Provides analysis, historical figures, and forecasts of fixed broadband subscriptions and usage trends in the region as well as their growth drivers.
- Section 4: Fixed Broadband Revenue Trends: Examines changes in the breakdown of overall revenue and ARPU over 2023-2029. - Section 5: Key Findings: A summary of key findings and growth opportunities for AME's fixed broadband market.
Governments and regulators are working in tandem to drive and develop fixed broadband infrastructure and adoption.
Major government-backed national broadband plans will support the expansion of fiber coverage, faster Internet speeds, boost competition, and increased fixed broadband adoption.
Fixed broadband development also provides more service bundling and monetization opportunities for telcos - e.g., OTT video, cloud gaming, home office solutions (e.g., UC&C), and smart home services.
Scope
- Fixed broadband penetration of the population in the AME region will reach an estimated 8.5% in 2024 and will grow to 12.5% in 2029.
- Between 2024 and 2029, operators in the AME region will generate a cumulative $104.6 billion in fixed broadband services revenue.
- xDSL will remain the leading fixed broadband technology during 2023-2026. Fiber will be the fastest growing technology for fixed broadband, over 2023-2028, driven by FTTH/B network expansions across many countries in the region and national fiber rollouts
Reasons to Buy
- This Insider Report provides a comprehensive examination through forward-looking analysis of AME’s fixed broadband market trends in a concise analytical format to help executives build proactive and profitable growth strategies.
- Accompanying the analyst’s Forecast products, the report examines the assumptions and drivers behind ongoing and upcoming trends in AME’s fixed broadband markets.
- The report is designed for an executive-level audience, with charts and tables boasting presentation quality.
- The broad perspective of the report coupled with comprehensive actionable insights will help operators, equipment vendors, and other telecom industry players better position to seize the growth opportunities in AME's evolving fixed broadband market.
Table of Contents
- APAC’s Fixed Broadband Markets - Key Takeaways
Section 2: Competitive Dynamics
Section 3: Fixed Broadband Subscription Trends
Section 4: Fixed Broadband Revenue Trends
Section 5: Key Findings and Recommendations
- Appendix
Companies Mentioned (Partial List)
A selection of companies mentioned in this report includes, but is not limited to:
- African Development Bank
- Africell
- Altice Telecom
- Bayobab
- BNET
- Camtel
- Deutsche Glasfaser
- Disney+
- Du
- Etisalat
- Grid Telecom
- Hot Telecom
- Huawei
- Link
- Maroc Telecom
- Meta
- MTN Group
- MTN South Africa
- Oman Broadband Company
- Omantel
- Ooredoo Oman
- Ooredoo Qatar
- Paratus Zambia
- SEACOM
- STC
- Sub.Co
- SudaChad
- Sudatel
- Tanzania Telecommunication Company
- Telecom Egypt
- Viva
- Vodacom Tanzania
- Vodafone
- Vodafone Egypt
- Zain Bahrain
- Zain Group
- Zain KSA