Market Study Equatorial Guinea: Telecom Market's Potential Curbed by Government Involvement, Limited Competition Report Up to 2020 by Hexa Reports

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Equatorial Guinea: Telecom Market's Potential

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'Equatorial Guinea: Telecom Market's Potential Curbed by Government Involvement, Limited

Competition,' a new Country Intelligence Report by Pyramid Research, offers a precise, incisive profile of

Equatorial Guinea's mobile and fixed telecommunications markets based on comprehensive proprietary

data and insights from our research in the Equatorial Guinea market. Published annually, this

presentation-quality, executive-level report provides detailed analysis of the near-term opportunities,

competitive dynamics and evolution of demand by service type and technology/platform across the

fixed telephony, broadband and mobile sectors, as well as a review of key regulatory trends.

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Key Findings

- In 2014, Equatorial Guinea's telecom market generated an estimated US$85m in total service revenue,

a 12.0% increase over the previous year. Mobile voice remains the most significant revenue segment,

accounting for 59.3% of total revenue in 2014. We expect mobile data revenue to expand at a CAGR of

27.0% to reach $23m by 2019.

- The incumbent, Getesa-Orange, dominates the telecom market in the country, offering both mobile

and fixed services. In terms of mobile subscriptions, the operator has a share of around 80% in 2014. In

regard to revenue, the operator also commands a share of more than 80%. Other operators Muni and

Gecomsa have struggled to make a significant impact in the telecom market since launch.

- Over the next five years, operators will seize opportunities in the data services segment, largely

through diversifying their service portfolio with more granular voice and data...