Title: Morocco Broadband Take-Up
Publication Date: December 2005
Printed Page Length: 8 pages

Price: £195 € 280 US$ 345

Abstract

 

The Moroccan market has strong growth potential. Projected growth over the next 5 to 10 years is 3 million new fixed subscribers, 9 million new mobile subscribers and 10-11 million new broadband subscribers. There is a steady low inflation rate. The Moroccan economy has grown at more than 3 percent in each of the last five years.
According to our estimates, in 2015 the number of broadband subscribers will rise to over 10 million with a CAGR of 40 percent.
The main access technologies is xDSL but there is a growing need for other access technologies such as FWA solutions in Morocco, especially as an effective means for resolving the "last mile" issue. Morocco outlines telecommunications as the country's most strategic sector. The aim to expand the network coverage to 80% of the population, develop the teledensity, bring new technologies within education, administration and the private sector, e-commerce and government on-line offer excellent opportunities to U.S. firms to provide equipment in a wide range of areas, including but not limited to ADSL, fixed-line and mobile networks as well as solutions.

 

Content Content Broadband Market Overview Regulatory Environment Frame Work and Assumptions Market Forecasts Operators   List of Tables Table1 - Morocco Broadband Subscribers (m) – Historical Data & Forecasts Table2 - Parameters used in our Analysis Table3 - Broadband Penetration per 100 Inhabitants Table4 - Broadband and Residential broadband subscribers Forecast 2005-2015 Table5 - Penetration Forecast for Different Access Technologies List of Figures Figure1 - Morocco Broadband Subscribers (m) – Historical Data & Forecasts Figure2 - Broadband Penetration per 100 Population and per 100 Households Figure3- Broadband Subscriber Forecast 2005-2015   Who Should Buy this Report Fixed, Mobile, Internet and Satellite Providers and Operators Software Vendors and Enablers Equipment Vendors Supplier organisations Regulatory Bodies Consultancies Investors, Venture Capital Companies