Mobile Segment Dominates Indian Telecom Market, Says BuddeComm in Its Report Available at MarketPublishers.com

12 Sep 2016 • by Natalie Aster

LONDON – India is still one of the swiftest growing and largest telecom markets globally despite some setbacks.

A number of positive signs of changes in the regulatory environment were seen over the last several years.

Operators expand their infrastructure and the country’s mobile market keeps on getting a large portion of the local capital expenditure.

India can boast a national telecom network of an enormous size. However, the fixed line marketplace in the country is underdeveloped to a great extent since the mobile segment is the dominant one. The overall penetration stood at slightly more that 2% in 2014, and it dropped to 1.9% in 2015.

In the meantime, the fixed-line penetration declined to less than 3%. Coverage in the country, nevertheless, is remarkable - 99% of the Indian population has access to a telephone.

Telecoms infrastructure has been receiving heavy investment over the last 10 years. Mobile broadband penetration has shown strong growth over the recent years, and growth is ignited by a strong and rapidly growing subscriber base.

BSNL is known as a market leader, but its share is the local marketplace is now much lower than it used to be 6 years ago.

Cutting-edge research report “India - Telecoms, Mobile, Broadband and Digital Media - Statistics and Analyses” developed by BuddeComm offers an up-close look at the Indian telecom market. The study provides a bird’s eye view of the Indian marketplace. It casts light on telecom investment and contains a historical overview.

The report sheds light on the regulatory environment and pays attention to fixed network operators. The research study canvasses telecom infrastructure. It scrutinizes each segment of the Indian marketplace in detail.

More in-demand research studies by BuddeComm can be found at its page.

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