塞拉利昂电信，移动及宽带市场研究报告2010版--Sierr

塞拉利昂电信，移动及宽带市场 研究报告 水源地可行性研究报告美术课题研究中期报告师生关系的个案研究养羊可行性研究报告可行性研究报告诊所 2010版--Sierr /wEPDwUKLTUyOT 塞拉利昂电信，移动及宽带市场研究报 告2010版——Sierra Leone - Telecoms, Mobile, Broadband and Forecasts 联系购买电话: 公司名称:佐思信息 公司地址:北京市海淀区 苏州街18号院长远天地大厦A2座 1008-1室(100080) 2010.11 摘要 Executive summary Sierratel to be privatised in dynamic market environment Following more than a decade of civil war, Sierra Leone has enjoyed peace, stability and rapid economic growth since 2002. The country’s traditional telecommunications infrastructure has suffered damage and neglect, but the mobile sector has experienced excellent growth with competition between five GSM networks. Some consolidation took place in 2008/09 when one network (Datatel) ceased operations and the market’s number two (Africell) acquired the number four (Tigo, operated by Millicom). The other players are Zain which was acquired by India’s Bharti Airtel in 2010, and Lebanese-owned Comium. Two additional mobile licences have been issued to Cellcom and Libya’s LapGreen which was preparing an imminent launch under the name Ambitel GreenN in late 2010. Two other companies have been holding mobile licences since 2004 but haven’t rolled out services. In addition, the state-owned fixed-line incumbent Sierratel has entered the mobile market with a CDMA2000 1x network which it uses to provide fixed-wireless access and broadband Internet services following an upgrade to the EV-DO standard, making it the first 3G mobile network in the country. Other 3G services have not yet been introduced. Rapidly declining average revenue per user is forcing the mobile operators to improve their services, streamline their operations and create new revenue streams, such as Internet access via mobile data services. In this area they are competing with a large number of wireless broadband network operators that have emerged as providers of converged Internet and VoIP telephony services. Sierratel’s monopoly on the international gateway was reinstated in a controversial regulatory move in 2007 but a review of this decision was announced in 2010. Capital from a strategic investor is needed to enable the company to compete effectively – a tender for its privatisation was set in motion in July 2010. With assistance from the Indian government, Sierratel had already started to rehabilitate its fixed-line infrastructure and has taken first steps towards the rollout of a national fibre backbone network. Depending entirely on satellites for international connections, without access to international fibre bandwidth, broadband services in Sierra Leone have remained extremely expensive, but this is expected to change when the first international fibre optic submarine cable reaches the country in 2011 or 2012. Market highlights: , Forecasts to end-2011 for mobile, fixed-line and Internet market; , Search for strategic investor in Sierratel; , International gateway monopoly under review; , New mobile networks set to launch following market consolidation; , Broadband still very expensive, more 3G mobile services expected; , First international fibre optic submarine cable to land in 2011/12. Estimated market penetration rates in Sierra Leone’s telecoms sector – end-2010 Market Penetration rate Mobile 48% Fixed 0.6% Internet 0.3% (Source: BuddeComm based on various sources) This annual report provides a comprehensive overview of trends and developments in Sierra Leone’s telecommunications market. Subjects covered include: , Key statistics; , Market and industry overviews; , Government policies affecting the telecoms industry; , Market liberalisation and regulatory environment; , Major players (fixed, mobile and broadband); , Telecoms operators – privatisation, acquisitions, new licences; , Consolidation in the mobile sector; , Infrastructure development; , Mobile voice and data markets; , Average Revenue per User; , Internet and broadband development and growth; , Broadband and mobile data services and pricing trends; , Convergence (voice/data, fixed/wireless/mobile). 目录 工贸企业有限空间作业目录特种设备作业人员作业种类与目录特种设备作业人员目录1类医疗器械目录高值医用耗材参考目录 Table of Contents , 1. Executive summary , 2. Key statistics o 2.1 Country overview , 3. Telecommunications market o 3.1 Overview of Sierra Leone’s telecom market , 4. Regulatory environment o 4.1 Background o 4.2 Regulatory authority , 4.2.1 National Telecommunications Commission (NTC, NATCOM) o 4.3 Tariff regulation o 4.4 Future regulatory direction o 4.5 Telecom sector liberalisation , 5. Fixed network operators in Sierra Leone o 5.1 Sierratel , 5.1.1 Network infrastructure , 5.1.2 Wireless Local Loop (WLL), CDMA2000 1x EV-DO , Privatisation 5.1.3 o Other operators 5.2 o 5.3 Fixed-line statistics , 6. International infrastructure o 6.1 New international submarine fibre optic cables o 6.2 International gateways, grey market , 7. Internet and broadband market o 7.1 Overview , 7.1.1 Internet statistics o 7.2 ISPs and converged service providers , 7.2.1 Access Point Africa , 7.2.2 Afcom , 7.2.3 AITH , 7.2.4 Datatel , 7.2.5 FGC icom.net (Comium) , 7.2.6 , IPTEL/Sierra-Com 7.2.7 , LimeLine 7.2.8 MultiNet , 7.2.9 , Sierratel 7.2.10 o 7.3 VoIP Internet telephony o 7.4 Broadband market , 8. Mobile communications o 8.1 Overview of Sierra Leone’s mobile market , 8.1.1 Mobile licensing , 8.1.2 Mobile statistics o 8.2 Major mobile operators , 8.2.1 Zain (Bharti, formerly Celtel) , 8.2.2 Comium , 8.2.3 Africell (Lintel) , 8.2.4 Tigo (now part of Africell) , 8.2.5 Sierratel , 8.2.6 Datatel , 8.2.7 Cellcom , Ambitel GreenN 8.2.8 o 8.3 Mobile data services o 8.4 Mobile content and applications , 8.4.1 M-payments o 8.5 Satellite mobile , 9. Related reports , Table 1 – Country statistics Sierra Leone – 2010 , Table 2 – Fixed-line network statistics – 2010 , Table 3 – Internet user statistics – 2010 , Table 4 – Mobile statistics – 2010 , Table 5 – National telecommunications authority , Table 6 – Fixed lines in service and teledensity – 1999 - 2011 , Table 7 – Internet users and penetration rate – 1999 - 2011 , Table 8 – icom.net wireless Internet pricing – November 2010 , Table 9 – GSM licences and operations in Sierra Leone – 1998 - 2010 , Table 10 – Mobile subscribers and penetration rate – 2000 - 2011 , Table 11 – Zain SL subscribers and market share – 2003 - 2009 , Table 12 – Celtel/Zain SL ARPU – 2002 - 2009 , Table 13 – Zain mobile Internet pricing by data download – January 2010