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Africa, Middle East & Russian Wireless
Landscape 2007
Publication Date: January 2007
Coverage: 190 operators from Africa, Middle East, Moldova, Belarus, Russia and the Ukraine
Size: A1 (841mm x 594mm)
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With the world's lowest penetration, the region holds huge opportunity for expansion, and has given birth to a number of Africa-focused service providers, such as Orascom and Celtel. And the $5.5bn acquisition of Investcom by MTN has turned the operator into a continental powerhouse.
On the other side of the Red Sea, from Russia to Armenia and Turkey to Saudi Arabia, strong infrastructure investment is underway by a mix of local and international carriers.
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Researched and designed in association with WCIS, the World Cellular Information Service, this powerful visual tool provides data ranging from awarded equipment vendor contracts to subscriber growth figures.
For analysts, researchers and marketing professionals, the data is available electronically (MS Excel), ready to port into models, pitches and presentations.
Operator Specific Data:
- Network technology used (GSM, CDMA, UMTS etc.)
- Subscriber numbers and growth (2G & 3G)
- Operator ownership
- Vendor contracts awarded (2.75G, 3G, 3.5G & IMS)
- Wireless broadband vendor contracts (WiMAX, Flash-OFDM & UMTS-TDD)
- HSDPA network status
- 3G license status
Market Data:
- Subscribers per country
- Subscriber penetration per country
- Equipment vendor market share (2.75G, 3G & 3.5G)
List of 190 operators:
Africell (Gambia)
Africell (Sierra Leone)
Airtel
Algérie Télécom
Armentel
AsiaCell
AtheerTel
Atlantique Cellulaire RCA
AVEA
Azercell
Bakcell
Bashair Telecom
Batelco
Belcel
Bell Benin Communications
Benin Telecom SA
Cable & Wireless Seychelles
Cabo Verde Telecom
CCT
Cell C
Cellcom Israel
Cellcom Liberia
Cellis
Cellplus Mobile Communications
Celtel Burkina Faso
Celtel Chad
Celtel Congo
Celtel DRC
Celtel Gabon
Celtel Kenya
Celtel Malawi
Celtel Niger
Celtel Sierra Leone
Celtel Tanzania
Celtel Uganda
Celtel Zambia
Comium (Liberia)
Comium (Sierra Leone)
Comores Telecom
CST Mobicel
Delta Telecom
Digital Cellular Communications
Djezzy
Djibouti Telecom
Econet Ezi-Cell Lesotho
Econet Wireless
El Madar Telephone Company
Emtel
Eritel
Ethiopian Telecommunications Corporation
Etisalat (Saudi Arabia)
Etisalat (UAE)
Fastlink
Gabon Telecom
Gamtel
Geocell
GETESA
Globacom
Golden Telecom
GPTC
Guiné Telecom
Hormuud Telecom Somalia
IKATEL
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Intercel Holdings
InterDnestrCom
JAWWAL
Kasapa
K-Telecom
Kyivstar GSM
LibanCell
LiberCell
Libertis Congo
Lonestar Communications Corporation
Loteny Telecom
Madacom
Magticom
Maroc Telecom
Mascom Wireless
Mauritel
MDC
Médi Télécom
MegaFon
Millicom Ghana
Millicom Sierra Leone
Millicom Tanzania
MIRS Communications Israel
Mobile TeleSystems (Belarus)
Mobile TeleSystems (Russia)
MobileCom
MobiNil
Mobitel Sudan
Mocambique Celular
Moldcell
Moscow Cellular Communications
Movicel
MTC (Kuwait)
MTC (Namibia)
MTC Vodafone Bahrain
MTN (South Africa)
MTN Cameroon
MTN Nigeria
MTN Rwandacell
MTN Swaziland
MTN Uganda
Nationlink (Central African Republic)
Nationlink (Somalia)
Nawras Telecom
Net* One
Nitel
Nizhegorodskaya Cellular Communications
Oasis Telecom
Omantel
Onatel
One Touch
Orange Botswana
Orange Cameroon
Orange Côte d'Ivoire
Orange Madagascar
Orange Réunion
Orascom (Iraq)
Partner Communications
Pelephone
PTC
Q-TEL
Safaricom
Safaris
Saudi Telecom Company
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Scancom
Sentel
SMARTS
Somafone
Somalia Telecom Corporation
Sonatel-Mobiles
SONITEL
Sotelgui
SOTELMA
Spacetel
Spacetel Benin
Spacetel Burundi
Spacetel Guinea
Spacetel Syria
Spacetel Yemen
SRR (Réunion)
SRR Mayotte
Starcel
Supercell
Syriatel
TCI
Tele2
Telecel Benin
Telecel Burkina Faso
Telecel Burundi
Telecel CAR
Telecel Gabon
Telecel Niger
Telecel Togo
Telecel Zambia
Telecel Zimbabwe
Telecom Somalia Ltd
Telekom Networks Malawi
TeleYemen
Telsim
Telsom Mobile
Togo Telecom
TRI Isfahan
Tunicell
Tunisiana
Tunisie Télécom
Turk Telekom
Turkcell
Ukrainian Mobile Communications
Ukrainian Radio Systems
Unitel
Uralsvyazinform
UTL Telecel
VimpelCom
V-Mobile
Vodacom (South Africa)
Vodacom Congo
Vodacom Lesotho
Vodacom Mozambique
Vodacom Tanzania
Vodafone Egypt
Voxtel
Wataniya Telecom (Algeria)
Wataniya Telecom (Kuwait)
Yemen Mobile Phone Company
Zamtel
Zanzibar Telecom
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