DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The "The Communication Services in Developed Asia-Pacific: Trends and Forecasts 2018-2023" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.
Technological developments, a good economic outlook and high GDP per capita in developed Asia-Pacific (DVAP) will result in revenue growth in almost all service segments apart from traditional voice services.
In this report, key trends & drivers are examined, and comprehensive telecoms market forecasts for the region and for seven individually modelled countries are provided.
This report and associated data annex provide:
- a 5-year forecast of more than 180 mobile and fixed KPIs for the DVAP region as a whole and for seven key countries
- an in-depth analysis of the trends, drivers and forecast assumptions for each type of mobile and fixed service, and for key countries
- an overview of operator strategies and country-specific topics, in order to highlight similarities and differences by means of a cross-country comparison
- a summary of results, key implications and recommendations for mobile and fixed operators.
Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
Connections
Mobile
- Handset, mobile broadband, IoT
- Prepaid, contract
- 2G, 3G, 4G, 5G
- Smartphone, non-smartphone
Fixed
- Voice, broadband, IPTV, dial-up
- Narrowband voice, VoBB
- DSL, FTTP/B, cable, BFWA, 5G, other
Fixed & Mobile Voice Traffic
- Outgoing minutes, MoU
Revenue
Mobile
- Service, retail
- Prepaid, contract
- Handset, mobile broadband, IoT
- Handset voice, messaging, data
Fixed
- Service, retail
- Voice, broadband, IPTV, dial-up, business services
- DSL, FTTP/B, cable, BFWA, other
Mobile ARPU
- SIMs, handset
- Prepaid, contract
- Handset voice, data
Key Topics Covered
Chapter Nos.
9. Executive summary and recommendations
10. The total telecoms retail revenue in developed Asia-Pacific will grow steadily in all segments apart from traditional voice
11. The overall retail revenue growth rate in the region will be low; Japan, New Zealand and South Korea will see the most growth
12. Geographical coverage: by 2023, the 4G/5G and NGA share of connections will approach 100% in most DVAP countries
13. Key trends, drivers and assumptions for the mobile and fixed markets
14. Key recommendations for telecoms operators
15. Regional forecasts and cross-country comparison
16. Market context: operators in developed Asia-Pacific benefit from a relatively high GDP per capita, which drives retail spending on telecommunications services
17. Key mergers, acquisitions, and market entries
18. Key drivers at a glance for each developed Asia-Pacific market
19. Market overview: mobile data will drive revenue growth in DVAP; fixed broadband revenue will not offset declining fixed voice revenue
20. Mobile: 99.5% of mobile connections in DVAP will use 4G or 5G in 2023
21. Mobile: the demand for data services will help to reduce ARPU declines
22. Mobile: 5G roll-out plans are gathering pace while operators are aiming to capitalise on opportunities in the IoT segment
23. Fixed: the vast majority of households in DVAP will use NGA broadband connections by 2023
24. Fixed: increasing competition in New Zealand will result in a rapid increase in fixed broadband household penetration and will contribute to ASPU declines
25. Fixed: the fixed market in DVAP is very competitive and operators will focus on consumer experience and churn reduction
26. Business services: growth in the business service segment in DVAP will slow down
27. IoT: the automotive and smart building segments will generate a significant share of IoT revenue by 2023
28. Pay TV: traditional pay-TV revenue growth will be slow as markets are saturated and OTT competition is growing quickly
29. Individual country forecasts
30. Australia: fixed broadband revenue growth will be faster than the revenue growth in the mobile handset segment
31. Australia: the number of high-speed broadband connections is increasing quickly as the roll-out of NBN gathers pace
32. Australia: competition in both fixed and mobile market segments will intensify, resulting in a slight decline in total telecoms revenue by 2023
33. Australia: forecast changes
34. Hong Kong: IoT will account for the overwhelming majority of new connections, but its impact on revenue will remain negligible
35. Hong Kong: FTTP/B will continue to be the key broadband access technology
36. Hong Kong: competition in the fixed broadband segment has declined and the mobile segment is now following suit
37. Hong Kong: forecast changes
38. Japan: the number of mobile IoT connections will grow rapidly, while handset penetration will remain relatively stable
39. Japan: the number of FBB connections will increase due to continued fiber take-up; FBB revenue will grow at a CAGR of 2% up to 2023
40. Japan: operators are placing a focus on churn reduction strategies across the fixed and mobile sectors
41. Japan: forecast changes
42. New Zealand: fixed services revenue will remain almost flat due to strong competition in the fixed broadband market
43. New Zealand: MNOs are focused on migrating subscribers from prepaid to contract plans
44. New Zealand: unlimited mobile data plans were launched in 2017
45. New Zealand: forecast changes
46. Singapore: mobile service revenue will decline at a CAGR of 0.5% between 2018 and 2023
47. Singapore: the number of DSL and cable connections will drop to 0 by the end of 2019
48. Singapore: the mobile market is experiencing structural changes and a fourth MNO will enter the market in 2019
49. Singapore: forecast changes
50. South Korea: telecoms revenue will increase modestly, largely thanks to growth in mobile data and fixed broadband revenue
51. South Korea: South Korea will have the highest share of 5G mobile connections in the DVAP region in 2023
52. South Korea: MNOs plan to launch consumer 5G offers in 2019; 10Gbps broadband services were launched in 4Q 2018
53. South Korea: forecast changes
54. Taiwan: service revenue in both fixed and mobile segments will decline mildly due to saturated markets and stiff competition
55. Taiwan: rapid growth in mobile data usage and strong 5G take-up will not prevent the continued decline in mobile ARPU
56. Taiwan: the prevalence of unlimited mobile data packages will dampen revenue growth in both the fixed and mobile segments
57. Taiwan: forecast changes
Countries Covered
- Australia
- Hong Kong
- Japan
- New Zealand
- Singapore
- South Korea
- Taiwan
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