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2012 Cambodia and Laos Telecommunications Report Q4

The Cambodian and Laotian telecoms markets are similar in several ways. Both countries have a relatively well-developed mobile sector, although prepaid subscriptions are the norm, resulting in low ARPU levels. Their fixed-line industries are still expected to experience growth at least until 2016 but mobile substitution is becoming an increasing threat, especially when operators step up their rural expansion plans.

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2012 Cambodia and Laos Telecommunications Report Q4

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  1. RnR Market Research Offers “Cambodia and Laos Telecommunications Report Q4 2012” Report at US$ 1175 (Single User License). The report got published in Nov 2012 & contains 93 pages. The Cambodian and Laotian telecoms markets are similar in several ways. Both countries have a relatively well-developed mobile sector, although prepaid subscriptions are the norm, resulting in low ARPU levels. Their fixed-line industries are still expected to experience growth at least until 2016 but mobile substitution is becoming an increasing threat, especially when operators step up their rural expansion plans. The mobile-over-fixed scenario is also likely to play out in the broadband segment, considering the lower cost associated with mobile broadband products and services. • Key Data • Cambodia’s mobile subscriber forecast has been upgraded following new data. We expect about 30mn subscribers by 2016, although the actual number would be lower in light of inactive subscriptions and multiple SIM ownership.

  2. We expect muted growth in both Cambodia and Laos’ fixed-line market due to the substitution threat from mobile services. We forecast their fixed-line penetrations to reach 5.1% and 2.6% in 2016 respectively. • Adoption of fixed broadband services is forecast to remain slow in light of a lack of network coverage and high cost barriers. By 2016, the fixed broadband penetration rates are expected to reach 0.9% and 4.5% in Cambodia and Laos respectively. • Buy your copy of this report @ http://www.rnrmarketresearch.com/cambodia-and-laos-telecommunications-report-q4-2012-market-report.html • Key Trends & Developments After more than one and a half years since the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications of Cambodia announced in February 2011 that it was looking at the formation of a regulator, the ministry finally announced in September 2012 the establishment of the Telecommunication Regulator of Cambodia. In August 2012, Lao Telecommunications entered into a partnership deal with Thailand’s state-owned telecoms operator CAT Telecom, reports the Lao News Agency. The deal is designed to offer international leased line services through multiprotocol label switching (MPLS). The networks of the firms are linked along common borders between the two countries, thereby offering services to link sites of business clients to branches and trade partners overseas through MPLS.

  3. For more details contact : Mr. PriyankTiwari: sales@rnrmarketresearch.com / +18883915441 Website: http://www.rnrmarketresearch.com/

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