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Indonesia Telecommunication Industry 1H13 by Bharat Book Bureau
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It also covers the market trends and outlook, key economic indicators for Indonesia, trends in mobile cellular segment, fixed wire line segment, fixed wireless segment, internet and broadband segment and industry forecast, plus the profile, comparative matrix and SWOT analysis of the industry leading players: PT Telekomunikasi (Persero) Indonesia Tbk (Telkom Indonesia)), PT Indosat Tbk, and PT XL Axiata Tbk. Executive Summary The telecommunication industry has played an important role in the development of Indonesia’s economy over the last few years. Not only has it increased connectivity across the country, it has also helped in stimulating other sectors of the economy like banking, finance, software, hospitality and trade. The telecommunication sector in Indonesia comprises several segments, namely mobile cellular services, fixed line services, internet and broadband services, mobile valued added services and telecom infrastructure services. As of 2011, Indonesia was the world’s fifth largest telecommunication market in terms of mobile cellular subscribers after China, India, USA and Russia. It is also one of the fastest growing markets in the world. The industry continued on its growth trend in FY12, riding on the wave of increasing data traffic and growing internet penetration. The country’s young population is driving the multimedia, broadband and internet services of the network operators. The immense popularity of social networks is evident by the fact that Indonesia was the fourth largest market for Facebook as of March 2013. Meanwhile, data traffic reported by major service providers has increased exponentially in the last four years. Data, internet and broadband services accounted for a substantial portion of operators’ revenue in the year. This has helped the operators in offsetting the decline being experienced in voice revenues. Indonesia’s young population and rising per capita income, coupled with the improvement in telecommunication infrastructure and coverage bodes well for the sector. Table of content: 1. Industry Profile 1.1 Sector overview 1.2 Sector size 1.3 Competitive landscape 1.4 Environmental scanning 2. Market Trends and Outlook 2.1 Key economic indicators-Indonesia 2.2 Mobile cellular segment 2.3 Fixed wireline segment 2.4 Fixed wireless segment 2.5 Internet & broadband segment 2.6 Industry forecast 3. Leading Players and Comparative Matrix 3.1 Leading Players 3.1.1 PT Telekomunikasi (Persero) Indonesia Tbk (Telkom Indonesia) 3.1.2 PT Indosat Tbk 3.1.3 PT XL Axiata Tbk 3.2 Comparative matrix 3.3 SWOT analysis 4. Tables and Charts Table 1: Status of different telecommunication services segments in Indonesia Table 2: World mobile cellular subscription statistics Table 3: Emerging markets (Asian countries)–Mobile cellular statistics Table 4: Foreign players in Indonesian telecom industry Table 5: Coverage of major Indonesian mobile service players Table 6: Segment wise revenue growth-Telkom Indonesia Table 7: Balance sheet parameters Table 8: Valuation matrix Chart 1: Mobile cellular penetration rate Chart 2: Contribution of various sectors to Indonesian GDP Chart 3: Gross domestic product from Indonesian communication sector Chart 4: Position of People's Representative Council after 2009 elections Chart 5: GNI per capita, PPP-Indonesia Chart 6: Quarterly GDP growth rate-Indonesia Chart 7: Average Monthly USD to IDR Exchange Rate Chart 8: Fiscal deficit-Indonesia Chart 9: Inflation during FY12-Indonesia Chart 10: Bank of Indonesia-Monetary policy rate Chart 11: Q/Q change in percentage- GDP by sector Chart 12: Number of mobile cellular subscribers-Indonesia Chart 13: Household penetration rate of mobile cellular services Chart 14: Share of mobile service providers in Indonesia by number of subscribers Chart 15: Subscriber base of big three mobile service players Chart 16: Number of cellular subscribers by region Chart 17: Minutes of usage per subscriber per month Chart 18: Average revenue per user per month in IDR Chart 19: Number of fixed wireline subscribers-Indonesia Chart 20: Household penetration rate of fixed wireline services Chart 21: Share of fixed wireline in Indonesia by number of subscribers Chart 22: Number of fixed wireline subscribers by region Chart 23: Number of fixed wireless subscribers-Indonesia Chart 24: Share of fixed wireless service in Indonesia by number of subscribers Chart 25: Penetration of internet in Indonesia Chart 26: Household penetration rate of mobile cellular services Chart 27: Number of fixed broadband subscribers-Indonesia Chart 28: Number of 3G base transceiver station Chart 29: Forecast for internet penetration rate in Indonesia Chart 30: Forecast for the number of fixed broadband subscriptions Chart 31: Revenue share by different segments of Telkom Indonesia Chart 32: Breakup of profits by segment Chart 33: Profit margins of Telkom Indonesia Chart 34: Indosat-Shareholding Chart 35: Revenue share by different segments of Indosat Chart 36: Net sales of Indosat Chart 37: Profit margins of Indosat Chart 38: XL-Shareholding Chart 39: Revenue share by different segments of XL Chart 40: Data traffic of XL Chart 41: Profit margins of XL For more information, visit : http://www.bharatbook.com/mobile-and-telecoms-market-research-reports/indonesia-telecommunication-industry-1h13.html Contact Us at: Bharat Book Bureau Tel: +91 22 27810772 / 27810773 Call UK: +44 7405 208461 Toll Free No in USA/Canada : 1-866-279-8368 Email: info@bharatbook.com Website: www.bharatbook.com Follow us on twitter: https://twitter.com/researchbook Follow us on linkedin : http://www.linkedin.com/company/bharat-book-bureau Our Blog : http://blog.bharatbook.com/
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