The South Sudan -
Telecoms, Mobile & Broadband Market - Investment Environment &
Forecasts report includes all BuddeComm research data and analysis on this
country. Covering trends and developments in telecommunications, mobile,
internet, broadband, infrastructure and regulation.
Executive summary
A virtually untapped
emerging market with many investment opportunitiesThis report provides a
comprehensive overview of trends and developments in South Sudan’s emerging
telecommunications market and the business environment for investors.
Subjects covered include:
- Key statistics
- Market and industry overviews
- Government policies affecting the telecoms industry- Market liberalisation and regulatory issues
- Business environment, investment incentives and protection
- Telecoms operators – licensing, privatisation, acquisitions
- Major players (fixed, mobile and broadband)
- Infrastructure development, including fibre
- Mobile voice and data markets, including 3G and 4G mobile broadband
- Average Revenue per User (ARPU)
- Internet and broadband development and growth
- Convergence (voice/data, fixed/wireless/mobile)
- Mobile banking
- Market forecasts
Following a referendum,
oil-rich South Sudan seceded from Sudan and became the world’s youngest
independent nation in 2011. Having been deprived of development for decades, it
has one of the least developed telecommunications and internet markets in the
world, creating investment opportunities for infrastructure and service
providers. Future developments depend on how quickly peace can be restored
following an armed rebellion that started in December 2013.
At only around 20%
penetration, one of the lowest in Africa, South Sudan’s mobile market has many
years of strong growth ahead of it. The virtually untapped internet and
broadband market will kick off once the country gains access to international
fibre optic cables and a national backbone network is put in place.
Sophisticated infrastructure solutions are needed to reach the 80% of the
population that live outside of the main urban centres. With a negligible rate
of bank account ownership, mobile payment and banking solutions are set to
dominate the country’s financial services sector as well.
The limits to growth are
currently defined by widespread poverty and a low literacy rate, but the
government recognises the positive feedback loop on development that access to
information and communication technologies (ICT) can have and is providing a
range of investment incentives. The international community has provided US$4
billion in aid to strengthen governance and institutions in the young nation.
Market highlights:
- Mobile market growth potential one of the biggest in Africa
- International fibre connections will kickstart the untapped internet and broadband market
- Mobile banking solutions set to revolutionise the largely cash-based economy
- Investment incentives in the ICT sector
Market
|
Penetration rate
|
Mobile
|
19%
|
Fixed
|
0%
|
Internet
|
<1%
|
Spanning over 27
pages, 17 tables and 1 chart and 1 Exhibits , “South Sudan - Telecoms, Mobile
& Broadband Market - Investment Environment & Forecasts,”
report provides information on market overview, drivers and challenge,
competition and key trends. In addition to covering Key statistics, Country
overview, Telecommunications market, Regulatory environment, Business
environment, Fixed network operators in South Sudan, International
infrastructure, Internet market, Broadband market, Mobile communications,
Forecasts.
For
more information visit: http://www.marketresearchreports.com/paul-budde-communication-pty-ltd/south-sudan-telecoms-mobile-broadband-market-investment-environment
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