Telecoms, Mobile and Broadband 2019-2023 Portugal Market Survey Industry Key Players – Portugal Telecom, NOS, Vodafone Portugal
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Scope of the Report:
Portuguese
telcos looking to complete national fibre networks by 2020. Portugal has a
medium-sized telecom market with a strong mobile sector and a growing broadband
customer base focused on the delivery of fibre-based services. Investments in
network upgrades are continuing in an effort to attract customers to high-end
services, while operators have also increasingly looked at network sharing to
reduce expenditure while widening their footprint reach. In general terms the
country during the last two years has shown signs of improving economic growth,
which is helping to stimulate customer spend on telecom services.
The mobile market is dominated by the incumbent Portugal
Telecom, owned by Altice Group and operating as Meo, followed by Vodafone and
NOS. The market share held by Meo has fallen steadily in recent years. The MVNO
market remains undeveloped, partly because network operators have their own
low-cost brands. Collectively, MVNOs have about 2.1% share of the market.
Population coverage by 3G infrastructure is universal and so most investment has been directed to LTE and to incremental upgrades to network infrastructure. Altice Labs in February 2017 began working with Ericsson to develop 5G services and applications.
Population coverage by 3G infrastructure is universal and so most investment has been directed to LTE and to incremental upgrades to network infrastructure. Altice Labs in February 2017 began working with Ericsson to develop 5G services and applications.
Portugal’s broadband penetration has grown steadily in
recent years, largely the result of joint efforts between the regulator and the
key market operators which have invested in significant infrastructure
upgrades. These operators are also focussed on fibre-based services, resulting
in a migration of subscribers from DSL to fibre. Portugal Telecom is aiming to
cover 5.3 million premises with FttP by 2020, providing national coverage. The
cable sector has also shifted towards fibre, with the principal cableco NOS
investing in fibre rather than cable upgrades. In addition, Vodafone Portugal
provides fibre to about two-thirds of premises. Vodafone and NOS recently
signed an agreement to share fibre infrastructure, which pushed Vodafone’s
addressable market to some four million premises. As a result of these efforts
DSL is no longer the dominant platform for broadband access.
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This report introduces the major elements of the Portuguese
telecom market, presenting statistics on the fixed telephony sector as well as
analyses on the major market players. Additional information is provided on the
key regulatory issues, noting the status of interconnection, local loop
unbundling, number portability and carrier preselection. This report also
assesses the mobile market, providing statistics on network operators, a
snapshot of the consumer market, and an assessment of mobile data services. In
addition the report profiles the fixed and fixed-wireless broadband markets,
providing key statistics on the retail and wholesale sectors as well as
subscriber forecasts to 2023.
Key developments:
New cable to link Portugal with Brazil;
Portugal Telecom planning to replace copper network with FttP by 2020;
NOS eschews route to DOCSIS3.1 in favour of fibre;
Portugal Telecom revenue continues to recover into 2017 under Altice Group ownership;
Regulator sets reduced MTRs from July 2018;
Vodafone achieves 1Gb/s downlink speeds in LTE-A trials;
Continuing decline in SMS traffic in wake of messaging alternatives;
NOS trialling NB-IoT; m-payment solution developments;
Meo ramps up fibre roll out, aiming for 5.3 million connected premises by 2020;
Vodafone signs fibre-network sharing agreement with NOS;
Fibre subscriber base grows 28% in the year to September 2017;
Report update includes the regulator’s market data to Q4 2017, telcos’ operating and financial data to Q4 2017, recent market developments.
Portugal Telecom planning to replace copper network with FttP by 2020;
NOS eschews route to DOCSIS3.1 in favour of fibre;
Portugal Telecom revenue continues to recover into 2017 under Altice Group ownership;
Regulator sets reduced MTRs from July 2018;
Vodafone achieves 1Gb/s downlink speeds in LTE-A trials;
Continuing decline in SMS traffic in wake of messaging alternatives;
NOS trialling NB-IoT; m-payment solution developments;
Meo ramps up fibre roll out, aiming for 5.3 million connected premises by 2020;
Vodafone signs fibre-network sharing agreement with NOS;
Fibre subscriber base grows 28% in the year to September 2017;
Report update includes the regulator’s market data to Q4 2017, telcos’ operating and financial data to Q4 2017, recent market developments.
Companies mentioned in this report:
Portugal Telecom (Meo), NOS (Optimus, Zon Multimédia),
Vodafone Portugal, CTT, Lycamobile, Sonaecom, Cabovisão
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Major Key Points in Table of Content:
1. Key statistics
1.1 Country overview
1.1 Country overview
2. Telecommunications market
2.1 Overview
2.1 Overview
3. Regulatory environment
3.1 Historic overview
3.2 Regulatory authority
3.3 Government policies
3.1 Historic overview
3.2 Regulatory authority
3.3 Government policies
4. Fixed network operators
4.1 Introduction
4.2 Portugal Telecom
4.3 Oni Communications
4.1 Introduction
4.2 Portugal Telecom
4.3 Oni Communications
5. Telecommunications infrastructure
5.1 National telecom network
5.2 International infrastructure
5.3 Data centres
5.1 National telecom network
5.2 International infrastructure
5.3 Data centres
6. Broadband market
6.1 Introduction and statistical overview
6.2 Hybrid Fibre Coax (HFC) networks
6.3 Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) networks
6.1 Introduction and statistical overview
6.2 Hybrid Fibre Coax (HFC) networks
6.3 Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) networks
7. Mobile communications
7.1 Market analysis
7.2 Mobile statistics
7.3 Regulatory issues
7.1 Market analysis
7.2 Mobile statistics
7.3 Regulatory issues
Continuous.....
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