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This document summarizes the UK mobile broadband (MBB) market and the strategies of various network operators in adopting 4G LTE technology. It notes that the UK has one of the most advanced mobile markets in the world, with over 80 million active subscribers and growing LTE adoption. The top network operators (EE, Vodafone, O2) are expanding their 4G coverage, with EE having already launched LTE services in over 100 towns and cities. The document analyzes key trends in the UK mobile market and the opportunities for new services and revenue growth that 4G/LTE networks enable.
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- 1. UK MBB Market in LTE environment September 2013 Adnan Salkic
- 3. § Population 63 millions with 0.8 % of growth § One of the most advanced and competitive mobile markets in the world § Active mobile subscribers 82 m, 3G subscribers 40 m, LTE subscribers 1.5 m. Phone penetration 122 %. § UK mobile annual revenue GBR 15.5 Bn with financial sustainability of service (5% to 10% )EBIT margin § 5 million businesses in the UK alone where MNOs see M2M as opportunity for revenue growt § With LTE network the mobile services are gaming, mobile adverts, mobile vide/TV, social networking, mobile music subscribers forecasting in millions UK Market - Telcos 3 Adnan Salkic, September 2013
- 4. UK Market - 4G BRITAIN in September 2013 As the first national 4G operator, EEalready has 105 4GEE towns and cities. EE leads Europe with 1 million LTE subscribers Vodafonehas launched with one city. O2 with three cities. After the initial 5 million people covered at launch it aims to make 4G available to an additional two million people per month. EE 4GEE doubled the data speed in 20 towns and cities EE 4GEE services are planed in 120 towns and cities by the end of 2013. O2 and Vodafone both plan to offer 4G services in 13 cities and towns by end of the year 4 Adnan Salkic, September 2013