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The Indian telecom industry has grown rapidly, becoming the 5th largest network worldwide. It adds about 6-7 million new mobile users per month. The major telecom companies in India are Airtel, BSNL, Idea, Uninor, Vodafone, MTNL, Aircel, Tata Indicom and Tata Docomo. The telecom industry provides opportunities for growth but also faces threats like government regulation and declining average revenue per user. The future outlook remains positive with projections of over 800 million mobile subscribers by 2015-16.
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- 2. Rahul Singh Gaurav Kumar Ravindra Vishwakarma Manish Kumar Gupta Sumit Kumar Rahul Chawla
- 4. The Indian telecom industry has witnessed phenomenal growth. The Indian telecom services can be divided predominantly into • Basic • Mobile • Internet services
- 5. Fifthlargest telecom network in the world; second largest among the emerging economies after China On an average, about 6–7 million new users added per month, making India the world’s fastest growing wireless services market The government promoting telecom manufacturing by providing tax benefits and establishing telecom specific Special Economic Zones
- 6. The telecom companies are booming with the effect of the growing telecom industry Large number of mobile handsets are been sold every year providing a growth for the handset industry
- 7. AIRTEL BSNL IDEA UNINOR VODAFONE MTNL AIRCEL TATA INDICOM TATA DOCOMO RELIANCE
- 9. MARKET SHARE OF DIFFERENT COMPANIES
- 10. Estimates of Mobile Operators’ Revenue No. of Mobile Revenues GDP Mobile mobile ARPU per from (Rs. in billion at revenue as a subscribers year mobile factor cost at percentage of (in million) (Rs.) services current prices) GDP (Rs. in billion) 2005-06 90 4500 405 32000 1.3 2010-11 433 3600 1559 57600 2.7 2015-16 899 3600 3236 103680 3.1 Rapid increase in mobile subscriber base and mobile spending will have equally important implications for the government revenue particularly in the form of regulatory charges (license fee including universal service obligation and spectrum charges) and service tax.
- 11. STRENGTH WEAKNESS OPPORTUNITY THREAT
- 12. • Huge Customer potential • High Growth Rate • Allowed FDI limit ranging from 74% to 100% • High return on Investment • Liberalization efforts by Govt. • Lower capital expenditure
- 13. WEAKNESS • Poor Telecommunication Infrastructure • Late adopters of New Technology • Most competitive market • A market strongly regulated by Government. • Difficult to enter because of requirement of huge financial resources.
- 14. • 3G Telecom services and 4G services • More Quality Service • Value added Services (VAS) • Boost to Telecom Manufacturing Companies • Telecom Equipment Exports
- 15. • Telecommunication Policies • Declining ARPU (average Revenue per user) • Partiality on the part of the Govt. • Content Piracy
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