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AC&M Russian and Ukraine mobile subscribers base in May 2010
1. TOP 10 Operators Moscow Net Additions (May 2010) Moscow Market Breakdown (31-May-10)
31-May-10 30-Apr-10
1 MTS 103,538,123 103,215,456 Skylink
Skylink 1.8%
Russia 69,845,174 69,728,025 2.4% MegaFon
22.8%
Moscow 13,528,058 13,532,199
Ukraine (UMC) 17,440,273 17,373,331 MTS
40.7%
Uzbekistan (Uzdunrobita) 7,475,618 7,427,103 Vimpelcom
Turkmenistan (Barash Communications) 2,100,346 2,006,843 MegaFon 48.5%
49.1%
Armenia (Viva Cell) 2,114,962 2,114,966
Unconsolidated Belarus 4,561,750 4,565,188
2 Vimpelcom 64,857,051 64,555,025 Vimpelcom
34.7%
Russia 50,950,904 50,832,334
Moscow 11,560,828 11,361,530 Note: MTS recorded negative net additions in May
Kazakhstan (KaR-Tel) 6,196,645 6,135,830 St.Pete Net Additions (May 2010) St.Pete Market Breakdown (31-May-10)
Ukraine (URS) 1,988,813 1,981,057
Tajikistan (Tacom) 796,490 819,909
Uzbekistan (Unitel, Buztel) 3,906,297 3,800,502
Armenia (Armentel) 570,408 545,198 Tele2
MTS
Georgia 447,494 440,195 Tele2 17.9% 15.8% MTS
25.2%
3 MegaFon 53,224,207 52,469,653 Skylink 30.9%
1.8%
Russia 52,665,805 52,037,706
Moscow 7,598,197 7,396,193
Tajikistan 442,719 431,947
Abkhazia 115,683 na MegaFon
MegaFon 33.5%
4 Tele2 16,452,000 16,068,000 18.6% Vimpelcom Vimpelcom
38.3% 18.0%
Russia 16,102,000 15,763,000
Kazakhstan 350,000 305,000
5 Uralsvyazinform 5,387,128 5,665,111
6 Sibirtelecom 5,435,430 5,337,315
7 NCC 3,700,000 3,670,000 Regions Net Additions (May 2010) Regions Market Breakdown (31-May-10)
8 SMARTS Group 2,622,317 2,653,948
9 Cellular Communications MOTIV 1,887,767 1,854,376
MTS
10 New Telephone Company 1,393,422 1,382,956 12.2% Other
13.4%
Source: Company data, ACM-Consulting estimates MTS
Tele2 Tele2 31.4%
38.0% 8.5%
Advanced Communications & Media
11/2a Armyansky pereulok
Moscow 101990
Russia MegaFon MegaFon
24.5%
Phone: +7 495 933-5578 / 623-5480 49.8%
Vimpelcom
Email: ap@acm-consulting.com 22.2%
Russia
Note: Vimpelcom recorded negative net additions in May
Total Mobile Subscribers (SIM cards) Russia Net Additions (May 2010) Russia Market Breakdown (31-May-10)
31-May-10 30-Apr-10
Total number of mobile subs in Russia 212,730,000 211,660,000 Other MTS Other
9.9% 8.8% 10.8%
Penetration Russia* 146.5% 145.8% Vimpelcom
8.9% Tele2 MTS
Total number of mobile subs in Moscow 33,277,083 32,869,922 7.6% 32.8%
Penetration Moscow* 195.9% 193.5% Tele2
Total number of mobile subs in St.Petersburg 12,115,486 11,985,731 25.4%
Penetration St.Petersburg* 191.1% 189.0% MegaFon
Total number of mobile subs in Regions 167,337,431 166,804,347 24.8%
Penetration regions* 137.3% 136.9% MegaFon
* based on official Goskomstat pops figure of 2002 census 47.0% Vimpelcom
24.0%
Source: ACM-Consulting estimates
2. TOP Operators Net Additions (May 2010) Market Breakdown (31-May-10)
31-May-10 30-Apr-10
1 Kyivstar 21,893,735 21,867,103 Kyivstar Vimpelcom Other
Other 18.8% 3.6% 3.1%
2 MTS 17,440,273 17,373,331 28.3%
3 Astelit 11,857,000 11,923,000 Astelit
21.6% Kyivstar
4 Vimpelcom 1,988,813 1,981,057
39.9%
Source: Company data, ACM-Consulting estimates
Vimpelcom
5.5%
Total Mobile Subscribers (SIM cards)
31-May-10 30-Apr-10 MTS
47.4% MTS
Total number of mobile subs in Ukraine 54,839,821 54,764,491 31.8%
Penetration Ukraine 119.5% 119.3% Note: Astelit recorded negative net additions in May
Source: ACM-Consulting estimates
Advanced Communications & Media
11/2a Armyansky pereulok
Moscow 101990
Russia
Phone: +7 495 933-5578 / 623-5480
Email: ap@acm-consulting.com
Ukraine
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