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Czech Republic country report 2012

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Introduction

Abstract

This Country Report provides a comprehensive overview of the major telecoms market indicators and the major fixed and mobile players in the Czech Republic. It also includes an analysis of the market outlook, focusing on the following key trends.

  • An auction of spectrum in the 800MHz, 1800MHz and 2.6GHz bands, intended for LTE services, will be held throughout the second half of 2012.
  • Local Wi-Fi/FTTx providers are driving NGA deployment.
  • Large operators view multi-play bundling as critical to their success.

The data annex

The data annex was updated on 5 July 2012 with 1Q 2012 data.

Analysys Mason's country report data annexes provide a range of key metrics for each country's telecoms market. Full-year historical figures are supplied for each year since 1999, alongside quarterly figures for the current calendar year. Metrics include the following:

Fixed telecoms market

Connections

  • PSTN
  • ISDN
  • VoBB
  • broadband (split by access technology: DSL, cable modem, FTTH/B, FWA and other)
  • households with voice
  • household penetration (for voice and broadband)
  • population penetration (broadband)
  • unbundled local loops
  • main lines digitalised (as a percentage of total narrowband lines).

Revenue

  • service revenue, including nominal growth, revenue per connection per month, and the incumbent's share of revenue
  • retail revenue (‘spend') - defined as service revenue minus wholesale revenue - as a percentage of GDP, per capita per year and per connection per month.

Traffic

  • fixed-originated minutes.

Operator-level metrics/market share

  • broadband subscribers by major broadband operator (and associated market shares and year-on-year changes)
  • DSL connections (total and the incumbent's share).

Mobile telecoms market

Connections (total and split by prepaid and contract)

  • penetration (total)
  • percentage of activity (total and split by prepaid and contract)
  • 3G and above (as a percentage of total).

Revenue

  • service revenue (total and split by prepaid and contract)
  • ARPU (total, prepaid and contract)
  • data revenue (as a percentage of service revenue)
  • retail revenue (‘spend'), also as a percentage of GDP and per capita per year.

Traffic

  • mobile-originated minutes.

Operator-level metrics/market share

  • active subscribers (and associated market share)
  • proportion of prepaid accounts
  • ARPU (total, prepaid and contract)
  • service revenue
  • data revenue (as a percentage of service revenue).

Figure 2.3: Broadband connections by technology, Czech Republic, 2004 - 2011

[Source: Analysys Mason, 2012]

Note: Key data/information in this page is hidden, while in the report is not.

About the authors

Emma Buckland (Senior Analyst) manages Analysys Mason's Core Forecasts research programme and is the lead analyst of its Country Reports research programme. She is also one of the key contributors to Analysys Mason's Telecoms Market Matrix, which tracks and compares telecoms metrics and market shares for all the major fixed and mobile operators in Europe. In addition, she regularly manages customised telecoms KPI benchmarking projects for clients. She has extensive experience in sourcing, collecting, analysing, interpreting, harmonising and presenting telecoms metrics for fixed and mobile operators in the developed economies (Europe, North America and the developed Asia - Pacific region) and in the emerging markets (the Middle East and North Africa, and Central and Latin American countries). Emma has a degree in Engineering from Ecole Centrale de Lyon in France and a post-graduate degree in International Business from Universite Paris Dauphine.

David Martin (Analysys Mason Associate) is an experienced freelance researcher, telecoms analyst and writer. He has worked extensively for Analysys Mason, including authoring and co-authoring a number of reports. These include Competition in Corporate Networking, Business-to-Business E-billing, and two editions of New Network Operators in Western Europe. From 2002 to 2008, he was a key contributor to the Analysys Mason online service Next Generation Telecoms IT (previously Billing and OSS Markets); and he has also written a large number of company and country profiles, and case studies focusing mainly on the Western European fixed and mobile telecoms markets. His other professional work has included a wide range of research projects for other telecoms publishers, mainly focusing on European markets; regular senior executive-level reports on the media performance of major telecoms, electronics and other corporations for a London media consultancy; and writing and research on green technology and environmental regulations.

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

1. Executive summary

2. Introduction

  • 2.1. Major telecoms market indicators
  • 2.2. Major players

3. Market outlook

  • 3.1. The regulator is bringing forward an auction of LTE spectrum
  • 3.2. Local Wi-Fi/FTTx providers are driving NGA deployment
  • 3.3. Large operators view multi-play bundling as critical to their success

4. Appendices

  • About the authors
  • About Analysys Mason
  • Research from Analysys Mason
  • Consulting from Analysys Mason

List of figures

  • Figure 2.1: Telecoms KPIs for the Czech Republic, 2008 - 2011
  • Figure 2.2: Population penetration rates for active mobile subscribers and mobile broadband, and household penetration rates for residential fixed voice and fixed broadband, Czech Republic, 2004 - 2011
  • Figure 2.3: Broadband connections by technology, Czech Republic, 2004 - 2011
  • Figure 2.4: Voice traffic by type, Czech Republic, 2006 - 2011
  • Figure 2.5: Average revenue per minute from voice calls by service type, Czech Republic, 2006 - 2011
  • Figure 2.6: Fixed retail revenue by service type, Czech Republic, 2005 - 2011
  • Figure 2.7: Mobile voice and non-voice service revenue, and ARPU, Czech Republic, 2007 - 2011
  • Figure 2.8: Mobile market share based on active subscribers, Czech Republic, 4Q 2011
  • Figure 2.9: Mobile infrastructure status, Czech Republic
  • Figure 2.10: Fixed broadband retail subscriber market share, Czech Republic, 4Q 2011
  • Figure 2.11: Operators' fixed access infrastructure plans, Czech Republic
  • Figure 4.1: Major regulatory organisations, Czech Republic
  • Figure 4.2: Key market liberalisation dates, Czech Republic
  • Figure 4.3: Additional regulatory information, Czech Republic
  • Figure 4.4: Incumbent's fixed infrastructure status, Czech Republic

Czech Republic country report 2012 published by Analysys Mason in July 10, 2012. This report price starts from US $ 999.

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