Capex Trends
Market & Data Reports - 30/10/2011
Can new telco finance models help in sustaining investment?
This report analyses the overriding trends and changes taking place in the telecom equipment industry around the globe. It explores the driving forces behind market growth
through an analysis of telcos’ capex. New investment models are also
detailed and assessed. In addition, it provides operator rankings by region
as well as the main characteristics of the analyzed geographical areas.
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1.Executive Summary
2. Methodology
3. Operators’ challenges facing the ongoing need to evolve their networks
3.1. To which extent operators are investing the generated revenue in their networks?
• CapEx-to-revenue ratio of major operators is converging
• CapEx-to-revenue ratio of three major European operators highlights several strategies
3.2. Clear need for operators for capital investment in networks
3.3. Limited CapEx requires innovation in investment models
3.3.1. Self-financing network
3.3.2. Multiple flavours of infrastructure sharing investment
• Mobile Network sharing
• FTTx Network sharing
• Open access network model
• Joint purchasing of network equipment
• Combination of FTTx and mobile backhaul investments
3.3.3. Mobile network outsourcing as a way to reduce cost
4. Global investments status
4.1. Worldwide trends
• CapEx still in decline but back to 2006 levels
• North America and Western Europe recover while APAC witnesses a reverse trend
• Ranking of capital spending by operators
4.2. Regional trends
• Global Trend
• Ranking by operators
4.2.1. Asia Pacific
Global trends
Ranking by operators
4.2.1. North America
4.2.2. Western Europe
4.2.3. Central and Eastern Europe
4.2.4. Latin America
4.2.5. Middle East and Africa
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• How can operators manage the dilemma of low revenue growth and capacity increase?
Which new financing models are being applied by operators?
• What are the trends for capex? Is there a positive outlook for 2012?
• How will capex evolve in the different regions? And who are the most active operators per region?
• What is the impact of LTE & FTTx network roll-out in existing and future capex?
>The reports ships with its database (Excel):
- World, Asia-Pacific, Central & Eastern Europe, Western Europe, North America + 36 countries
- Historical data 2005 to 2010
- Wireless & Wireline CAPEX for more than 170 operators in 36 countries
Ask for a free demo version of the database - please contact i.jimenez@idate.org
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Data:
• Historical data 2005-2010
• Wireline Capex by operator, by country and by region
• Wireless Capex by operator, by country and by region
Geographical Scope:
Regions
• World
• Asia-Pacific
• Central & Eastern Europe
• Western Europe
• North America
Countries
• Austria
• Belgium
• Bulgaria
• Brazil
• Canada
• China
• Czech Republic
• Denmark
• Estonia
• Finland
• France
• Germany
• Greece
• Hungary
• India
• Ireland
• Italy
• Japan
• Latvia
• Lithuania
• Luxembourg
• Netherlands
• Norway
• Poland
• Portugal
• Romania
• Russia
• Slovakia
• Slovenia
• South Korea
• Spain
• Sweden
• Switzerland
• Turkey
• United Kingdom
• USA
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Wireline
AT&T
BCE
Beeline
Belgacom
Bell Aliant
Bell South
Bharti
Bouygues Telecom
Brasil Telecom (Oi)
British Telecom
BSNL
BT Ireland
BTC
Cable & Wireless
China Netcom
China Telecom
China Unicom
Club Internet - Deutsche Telekom (Neuf Cegetel depuis December 2007)
Deutsche Telekom
eAccess
Eesti Tlekom - Elion (TeliaSonera)
Eircom
Elisa
Fastweb (Swisscom)
France Telecom
France Telecom
France Telecom
GTS Novera
Iliad
Jazztel
Jupiter Telecom
KDDI
KPN
KT
Lattelecom
LG U+
Magyar Telekom
MTNL
MTU/MGTS
Multimedia
Netia
NTT
ONO
Orange
OTE (DT)
Others
P&T Luxembourg
Portugal Telecom
Qwest
Reliance
Rogers
RomTelecom (OTE - DT)
SBC
SFR
SK Broadband
Slovak Telekom (Deutsche Telekom)
Softbank
Sonaecom
Sprint
Svyazinvest/Rostelecom
Swisscom
Tata Communications
TDC
Tele2
Tele2
Tele2
Tele2
Tele2
Tele2
Telecom Italia
Telecom Italia
Telecom Italia - Alice
Telefonica
Telefonica Brazil (incl. Telesp)
Telefonica O2
Telekom Austria
Telekom Slovenije
Telemar Norte Leste (Oi)
Telenet
Telenor
Telenor
Telenor Tele2
TeliaSonera
TeliaSonera
TeliaSonera
Tellas (Wind)
Telus
TEO
Turk Telecom
Turkcell
Verizon
Virgin Media
Vodafone
VSNL
Wind
Wireless
3
3 Italy
3 UK (Hutchison Whampoa)
Alltel
Americ Movil (claro)
ATT (ex-Cingular)
Beeline (Vimpelcom)
Bell Wireless
Bharti Airtel
Bite Lithuania
BNSL
Bouygues Telecom
Brasil Telecom (Oi)
China Mobile
China Telecom
China Unicom
Cosmote (DT)
DNA
E- Plus
Eircom
Elisa
eMobile
Everything Everywhere
Free Mobile
Globul! (COSMOTE - DT)
KDDI
KPN
KPN Mobile
KT Freetel
LG U+
LuxGSM
MegaFon
mm02
Mobilkom
MobilTel (Telekom Slovenije)
Mobistar
Mobitel (Telekom Slovenije)
MTNL
MTS
NTT Docomo
O2 Telefonica
Optimus
Orange
Orange
Proximus
Reliance
Rogers
SFR
Si Mobile (Telekom Austria)
SK Telecom
Softbank mobile
Sprint Nextel
Svyazinvest
Swisscom Mobile
TDC
TDC Sunrise
Tele2
Telefonica Moviles
Telefonica O2
Telemar Norte Leste (Oi)
Telenor
Telenor Tele2
TeleSat
TeliaSonera
Telus Mobile
TIM
TIM Brasil
TMN (PT)
Tmobile
T-mobile
Tmobile Slovensko (DT)
Turk telecom
TurkCell
TusMobil
Verizon Wireless
Vivatel (BTC)
Vivo
Vodafone
Vodafone Essar
Vodafone KK
Wind
Wind Hellas
Yoigo/TeliaSonera
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