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(Wireless-NewsWire.Com, June 15, 2016 ) Executive Summary
LTE population coverage in Latin America currently 60% - 80% and expanding
Telephony services in Latin America have increasingly turned towards mobile solutions, in part a legacy response to poor fixed-line infrastructure and the continuing emphasis on investment in mobile networks rather than fixed-line networks. As a result, many people in rural areas have become mobile subscribers by default, lacking a fixed-line alternative for voice and basic data services. Natural factors have also contributed to the popularity of wireless services, since the region has many areas of mountainous terrain and hurricanes and earthquakes cause regular and major destruction to fixed-line networks. In addition, the large number of remote rural communities renders the laying of cable to serve them uneconomical.
About 80% of the region’s mobile subscribers are on lower-cost prepaid plans. Prepaid services played an important role in the sector’s evolution, as they made cell phones available to millions of low-income users who had been excluded by the contract requirements of monthly payments and credit checks.
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Although there are a number of smaller operators across the region, the mobile market in Latin America continues to be dominated by three major operators: América Móvil, Telefónica and Telecom Italia, the last with a significant presence in Brazil. Other major players include Digicel Group, which is active in El Salvador and across the Caribbean, as well as Millicom International, which has a footprint in three Central American and three South American markets.
The dominance of these operators is gradually being eroded as a result of efforts by a number of national regulators to facilitate the entry of MVNOs and to encourage the participation of smaller players in spectrum auctions. In Mexico, América Móvil, trading as Telcel, is obliged to reduce its market share from 68% (as of early 2016) to below 50% by the end of 2018.
While overall revenue from mobile services in the region continues to grow steadily, at about 6-8% annually, operators have had mixed results during the last few quarters. The general trend for customer acquisitions and revenue is encouraging, but some markets have proved to be difficult. This can partly be attributed to unfavourable currency exchanges, but it is also exacerbated by poorly performing economies. Most countries in the region have seen stagnant or at best low economic growth in 2015 and into 2016, while those of Brazil and Venezuela have been particularly badly affected.
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Table of Contents
1. Regional statistics
1.1 Mobile subscribers and penetration
1.2 Major mobile operators
2. Argentina
2.1 Subscribers
2.1.1 Prepaid ratios
2.2 Mobile broadband
2.3 Major mobile operators
2.3.1 Claro (previously CTI Móvil)
2.3.2 Telecom Personal
2.3.3 Movistar
2.3.4 Nextel Argentina
3. Belize
3.1 Subscribers
3.2 Mobile broadband
4. Bolivia
4.1 Mobile vs Fixed statistics
4.2 Subscribers
4.3 Mobile broadband
4.4 Operator statistics
4.4.1 Entel Movil
4.4.2 Tigo (Telecel)
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