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1. Hexa Reports Market Research Reports and Insightful Company Profiles Infrastructure Sharing Market Share, Size, Global Insights, Emerging Trends, Growth Drivers and Future Outlook: Hexa Reports Summary In the Africa and Middle East region, passive infrastructure sharing is finally beginning to gain momentum, primarily through the offloading of towers to independent tower management companies. Driving the trend in Africa is the need to cost-effectively reach low-density, rural areas and to lower the cost of operating network towers, which due to the exceedingly high energy costs on the continent can be exorbitant. In the Middle East, meanwhile, the need to quickly roll out state-of-the-art 4G networks will push operators into both passive and active sharing agreements. Many of the region's largest operators, including Airtel, MTN and Orange have embraced infrastructure sharing as a way to reduce capex and opex. Others, such as Econet Wireless in Zimbabwe and Safaricom in Kenya, have butted heads with regulators over the issue of mandated infrastructure sharing. Browse Detail Report With TOC @http://www.hexareports.com/report/infrastructure-sharing-in- africa-and-the-middle-east-debt-reduction-and-rural-coverage-requirements-drive-sharing/details Key Findings - Mobile infrastructure sharing can help MNOs reduce opex by up to XX% and capex by as much as XX%, depending on factors such as the physical landscape and the stage of mobile network deployment.

2. Hexa Reports Market Research Reports and Insightful Company Profiles - Regulatory authorities in many countries scrutinize infrastructure sharing deals to keep in check any anticompetitive behavior by the MNOs. In Africa and the Middle East, regulators have also been supporting infrastructure sharing in order to lower barriers to entry for new telecom players as well as help reduce the environmental impact of networks. - Tower offloading by mobile operators is becoming the norm in Africa and the Middle East, as it saves mobile operators significant amounts and eases the entry for new operators. By year-end 2015, roughly XX% of the region's towers will be managed by independent tower companies, with the “Big Four” accounting for more than XX% of externally managed towers. - Given the growing demand for mobile and data services, the need for towers will increase in the future. The huge investments required in order to meet that need make tower sharing a logical alternative for operators. Operators can also expand their networks quickly by renting existing towers from independent tower companies. Synopsis 'Infrastructure Sharing in Africa and the Middle East: Debt Reduction and Rural Coverage Requirements Drive Sharing,' a Telecom Insider Report by Pyramid Research, analyzes the various types of infrastructure sharing, the operational and economic benefits as well as the risks and concerns of operators around sharing their infrastructure assets. The report also explains the factors supporting and hindering infrastructure sharing, with examples from several markets in Africa and the Middle East and helps the market players: - Define infrastructure sharing and the various business models employed in the Africa/Middle East region. - Identify the operational and economic benefits of mobile infrastructure sharing. - Understand obstacles to mobile infrastructure sharing - Learn from best practices in the region. Reasons To Buy - Offers a comprehensive and detailed understanding of infrastructure sharing in the mobile telecommunications markets in Africa and the Middle East, including an investigation of the factors that are driving infrastructure sharing. - Provides information regarding the local developments in mobile network deployment, management and outsourcing provide a resource for more detailed planning, while its actionable analysis of current trends offers a wider perspective.

3. Hexa Reports Market Research Reports and Insightful Company Profiles - Taking a broad yet detailed perspective, includes recent agreements for active and passive infrastructure sharing as well as tower offloading deals by operators, helping executives understand the markets where infrastructure sharing arrangements are more keenly pursued. - The key finding enables the operators, tower companies, vendors and regulators to extract the crucial trends in network sharing in Africa and the Middle East, while its forward-looking recommendations help them develop effective longer-term strategies for their networks. - Boasts of presentation quality that allows it to be turned into presentable material immediately for the executive-level audience Request A Sample copy of This Report @ hhttp://www.hexareports.com/sample/45904 Table of Contents Introduction: Defining infrastructure sharing Defining infrastructure sharing Defining passive infrastructure sharing Defining active infrastructure sharing Infrastructure sharing joint ventures Operational and economic benefits of mobile infrastructure sharing Value proposition of infrastructure sharing Opex savings - site rationalization Capex efficiencies - network deployment Capex and opex savings - tower offloading and outsourcing Coverage improvements Obstacles to mobile infrastructure sharing, and the threat to competition Obstacles for mobile infrastructure sharing Anticompetitive behaviors Mobile infrastructure sharing in Africa and the Middle East Mobile infrastructure sharing - global context Operator willingness to share infrastructure in Africa and the Middle East Infrastructure sharing regulation in Africa and the Middle East Voluntary sharing agreements in Africa and the Middle East Tower offloading and outsourcing in Africa and the Middle East

4. Hexa Reports Market Research Reports and Insightful Company Profiles Major independent tower operators in Africa and the Middle East Market detail: Case studies Case study: Airtel looks to share towers to reduce its debt and cut costs in its African operations Case study: Ministry of Communications approves Israel's first RAN sharing deal, between Partner Communications and Hot Mobile Key findings and recommendations Key findings Recommendations Appendix: Acronyms and definitions About Pyramid Research Browse Full Report @ http://www.hexareports.com/report/infrastructure-sharing-in-africa-and-the- middle-east-debt-reduction-and-rural-coverage-requirements-drive-sharing/details About Us: Hexa Reports is a market research and consulting organization, offering industry reports, custom research and consulting services to a host of key industries across the globe. We offer comprehensive business intelligence in the form of industry reports which help our clients obtain clarity about their business environment and enable them to undertake strategic growth initiatives. Contact Information: Ryan Shaw Felton Office Plaza, 6265 Highway 9, Felton, California, 95018, United States Phone Number 1-800-489-3075 Email Us: sales@hexareports.com Our Website: http://www.hexareports.com/ Visit Our Blogs: http://hexareports.blogspot.in