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The document discusses an international business expansion into the Brazilian mobile phone market. Brazil has a large, growing mobile market that is dominated by prepaid phones. The expansion strategy is to partner with Telecom and acquire their stake in VIVO, gaining a 31% market share. This would allow aggressively advertising their 3G broadband network to capitalize on Brazil's growing economy and increasing demand for high-end smartphones and internet access. The factors for consideration include the acquisition costs, substantial initial investment required, extensive growth opportunities in Brazil's expanding economy and telecom sector, and VIVO's low price due to debt levels.
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The world is overloaded with data relating to mobile technology. SweetInsights crunches, interprets, and shares this data with you in an easily digestible manner. We are looking to provide you with actionable insights pertaining to your mobile market, wherever you are.
SweetInsights is a market research publication by SweetLabs that identies and analyses mobile trends around the world.
Telecommunication Industry overview
The telecom industry in India has grown rapidly over the past decade and a half. India now has over 1 billion subscribers and is the second largest telecom market globally. The industry is expected to generate 4 million jobs in the coming years. It comprises mobile/wireless, fixed-line, and internet services. Major players include Vodafone Idea, Airtel, Jio, BSNL and others. The industry faces threats from substitutes but also barriers to entry. It has grown at a CAGR of 7.17% and revenues are expected to further increase due to initiatives like Digital India that aim to improve connectivity nationwide.
Gsma global mobile economy report 2015
The global mobile market continues to grow rapidly, with over 3.6 billion unique mobile subscribers in 2014, up from 2.3 billion in 2008. By 2020, there will be around 4.6 billion subscribers, representing around 60% of the world's population. Growth is slowing in developed markets but increasing in developing regions. Total mobile connections reached over 7 billion in 2014 and will reach over 9 billion by 2020, driven by increasing multi-SIM ownership. There is a rapid shift to mobile broadband networks underway, with mobile broadband connections expected to account for almost 70% of all connections by 2020, up from under 40% in 2014.
GSMA Global Mobile Economy Report 2015
The document summarizes key findings about the mobile economy in 2015:
- The mobile industry continues to rapidly scale with over 3.6 billion subscribers globally and is expected to reach 4.7 billion by 2020. Mobile broadband and smartphone adoption are also growing rapidly.
- Mobile contributes significantly to the global economy, generating 3.8% of GDP or over $3 trillion in economic value. This contribution is expected to grow faster than the overall economy to 4.2% of GDP by 2020.
- The mobile ecosystem directly employs nearly 13 million people globally and supports nearly 12 million indirect jobs. It also generates around $410 billion annually in tax revenues for governments.
- Mobile is driving innovation in digital services
Gsma global mobile_economy_report_2015
The document summarizes key findings about the mobile economy in 2015:
- The mobile industry continues to rapidly scale with over 3.6 billion subscribers globally and is expected to reach 4.7 billion by 2020. Mobile broadband and smartphone adoption are also growing rapidly.
- Mobile contributes significantly to the global economy, generating 3.8% of GDP or over $3 trillion in economic value. This contribution is expected to grow faster than the overall economy to 4.2% of GDP by 2020.
- The mobile ecosystem directly employs nearly 13 million people globally and supports nearly 12 million indirect jobs. It also generates around $410 billion annually in tax revenues for governments.
- Mobile is driving innovation in digital services
Tim meeting with investors - december 2014
This document summarizes TIM Brasil's presentation from December 2014. It includes the following:
1. An agenda covering industry overview, recent results, network evolution, regulatory updates, fixed business, business outlook, and historical data.
2. Information about TIM Brasil as a large Brazilian company with over 74 million customers, market capitalization of $32 billion, and investments in network infrastructure and customer service.
3. An analysis of the Brazilian telecom industry showing mobile revenue growth and increasing data usage.
The presentation reviews TIM's strong third quarter 2014 results including revenue growth, improving EBITDA margins, higher data penetration, and new product innovations.
GSMA Mobile Economy 2013
Almost half the population of the earth now uses mobile communications.
A billion mobile subscribers were added in the last 4 years to leave the total standing
at 3.2 billion. There are still many adults and young people who would appreciate
the social and economic benefits of mobile technology but are unable to access it,
highlighting a huge opportunity for future growth and a challenge to all players in the
industry ecosystem to expand the scope of products and services to tap this demand.
Given the strong growth trajectory and pace of innovation, we are confident that
the next few years will see continued growth with a further 700 million subscribers
expected to be added by 2017 and the 4 billion mark to be passed in 2018.
Top 8 Product Trend Predictions For 2009
The document summarizes 6 trends in the 2009 China mobile phone market:
1. Large screens above 2.5 inches and full touch screens will be increasingly popular.
2. Demand for smart phones will continue to grow, especially in lower price segments below 2,000 RMB.
3. Consumers want more mobile applications and services like messaging, maps, and games.
4. CMMB mobile TV phones will take off in China before other TV standards due to government support.
5. Phones designed for children and the elderly are needed as those groups make up 31% of the population.
6. Operators will bundle more customized phones to attract users following market
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International communications-ppt
- 1. aninternationalbusinessexpansion FEBRUARY 28, 2011 Brazil Jasmina rosseel Monteiz Frager Larry Maiolo
- 2. Introduction What? Mobile end of the telecommunication market Where? Brazil How? Take over Telefonica’s stake in VIVO Why? Because they are well positioned in the market
- 4. It has dominated the fixed line market due to the expensive expansion of fixed lines
- 5. Strong growth potential reflects a growth and improvement of income levels.
- 6. Expanding broad-ban width will help sell more high-end smart phones which will lead to raising profit margins
- 8. More people can now afford a cell phone since the medium income continues to grow.
- 10. Risks associated with taking on partners and sharing business
- 11. Big gap between rich and poor
- 12. Low market entry price due to debt levels
- 14. Brazil is 5th largest mobile population
- 15. Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) expected to grow 62% annually
- 16. Strict regulations on pricing
- 17. Large number of competitors
- 18. Major infrastructure upgrades needed to expand broad ban capabilities
- 19. Up to 10% increase of subscriptions
- 21. Strong market share (35%)
- 22. Rising medium income level
- 24. 82.36% of which pre-paid and 17% under contract
- 25. Expected growth of use of high-end smart phones
- 26. Has been growing 5% every year
- 28. Economic system in Brazil is a free market
- 29. Continuously growth in GDP.
- 30. Avg. of 8% in last decade
- 31. Gross National Income of 11,231.00 p.p.
- 32. Relatively low unemployment rate (5.7%)
- 33. Strict regulations regarding price caps
- 35. 31% market share in Brazil
- 36. We would aggressively advertise 3G broad ban
- 37. Already expanded broad ban above competitors
- 38. We will provide the best service possible trough superior technology and customer service
- 40. Cost associated with the acquisition of Telefonica’s stake
- 41. Requires a substantial initial investment
- 42. Extensive growth of mobile service market and economy in Brazil
- 43. Low asking price because of debts
- 44. Opportunities to expand other telecommunications
- 46. THANK YOU. Jasmina rosseel Monteiz Frager Larry Maiolo