Resume
This study proposes an overview of the evolution of FTTx technologies at June 2020 in major countries in the Middle East & Africa regions.
In order to provide a consolidated and complete overview, the study is structured in two parts:
- A dataset covering the main access indicators for 25 Middle East & Africa countries by semester
- A status report summarizing the main strategic activities of the industry in the region and the main trends identified by June 2020
Table des matières
1. Methodology
1.1. List of indicators by country
1.2. Definitions
1.3. Sources
2. FTTx overview in MEA
2.1. FTTx solutions relying mainly on full-fibre architecture
2.2. MEA and the fibre transition
2.3. FTTH/B subscribers in MEA
2.4. FTTH/B homes passed in MEA
2.5. FTTH/B take-up rates in MEA
2.6 Focus on upgrading to FTTH/B technologies and architecture
2.7 Forecasts up to 2024 for MEA
3. Conclusion
Key trends identified in MEA
Table des figures
1. Methodology
• Middle East and African FTTx markets, as at December 2019
2. FTTx Overview in Middle East & Africa
• Breakdown of superfast broadband subscribers in the MEA region by country and technology, June 2020
• Country rankings in terms of superfast broadband subscribers (in millions) in the MEA region, June 2020
• FTTx additional subscribers and homes passed in Saudi Arabia, Oman and Israel, from June 2019 to June 2020
• FTTH/B subscribers and breakdown of FTTx access technologies in the four main MEA fibre markets, June 2020
• Progression in MEA countries in terms of FTTH/B homes passed, December 2016 to June 2020
• Four fastest growing FTTH/B markets in the MEA region, from June 2019 to June 2020
• FTTH/B take-up rate s in MEA countries, June 2020
• FTTH/B subscribers and homes passed forecasts in MEA, 2019 – 2024
DataSet Scope
Access indicators
• Number of subscribers and homes passed per superfast architecture
• Factoring in overlaps when applicable
• FTTx as a share of total broadband customers
• Leading superfast broadband players’ market share
• Breakdown of FTTH vs. FTTB subscribers
• Breakdown of Ethernet vs. PON technology
Type of data
• Historical data since June 2014 (twice yearly) per country
• Updated data as at June 2020
• Forecasts up to 2024
Secteur géographique
- Afrique du Sud
- Algérie
- Angola
- Arabie Saoudite
- Bahreïn
- Égypte
- Émirats arabes unis
- Ghana
- Irak
- Iran
- Israël
- Jordanie
- Kenya
- Koweït
- Liban
- Libye
- Maroc
- Maurice
- Mozambique
- Nigeria
- Oman
- Qatar
- Sénégal
- Tunisie
Acteurs
- Algérie Telecom
- Angola Telecom
- Awasr
- Batelco
- Bezeq
- Cellcom
- Damamax
- Dawiyat
- Du
- Etisalat
- GO Telecom
- GoranNet
- HOT Telecom
- IEC - IBC
- Internet Solutions / MWEB
- Inwi
- ipNX Nigeria
- Iranian Net
- ITC
- ITPC
- Jamii Telecommunications
- Jordan Cable Services
- Libya Telecom Technologies (LTT)
- Liquid Telecom
- Maroc Telecom
- Mauritius Telecom
- Mobily
- Mocambique Telecom (TMCEL)
- MTN Ghana
- MTN Nigeria
- Neotel / Liquid Telecom
- Nuetel
- OBC
- Ogero Telecom
- Omantel
- Ooredoo
- Orange Côte d'Ivoire
- Orange Jordan
- Orange Morocco - Meditel
- Orange Tunisia
- PHD
- QNBN
- Safaricom
- SBN
- SCIS
- Solidere
- Sonatel
- Spectranet
- STC
- TCI
- TE Data
- Teledata ICT
- Telesol
- Telkom Kenya
- Telkom South Africa
- TMG
- Tunisia Telecom
- TV Cabo Angola
- TVCABO
- Vodafone Ghana
- Vodafone Qatar
- Vox
- VTEL Jordan
- Wananchi
- Zain Jordan
- Zajil Telecom
- Zap Fibra
Autres détails
- Référence : M20510MEAB2A
- Livraison : on the DigiWorld Interactive platform
- Langues disponibles : Anglais
- Tags : fibre, FTTH/B, FTTN+VDSL, FTTx, FTTx/D3.x, homes passed, sockets deployed, Superfast broadband
