Mobile Subscriptions To Grow, 5G To Represent 80% Of Connections By 2030 In New Zealand Telecoms Market
The “New Zealand Telecoms Industry Report – 2023 -2030” report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com’s offering.
This comprehensive report provides valuable insights into the stable mobile market of New Zealand, with key developments and forecasts for the telecoms industry.
Stable Mobile Market with Strong Economic Fundamentals
The New Zealand telecommunications industry boasts a stable mobile market with three network operators and a nationwide full-fibre wholesale broadband network. The sector’s resilience is underpinned by strong economic fundamentals, making it an attractive investment opportunity.
Key Developments Shaping the Telecoms Industry
The report covers crucial developments that are shaping the New Zealand telecoms landscape, including:
Sale of towers of all three operators to pension funds.
Acquisition of My Republic by 2degrees.
Merger of 2Degrees and Orcon (Vocus NZ).
Acquisition of Trustpower retail customer base by Mercury.
Divestments of passive tower infrastructure by Spark and Vodafone.
Completion of the UFB project, delivering world-class broadband speeds nationwide.
Promising Growth in Mobile and Fixed Broadband Subscriptions
The report forecasts continued growth in mobile subscriptions and fixed broadband subscribers between 2022 and 2027. Mobile data growth and a shift to postpaid offerings are driving mobile subscriber numbers and revenue growth. Additionally, the completion of the UFB project is expected to increase fixed-broadband subscribers.
The 5G Revolution: Opportunities and Challenges
With 5G on the horizon, the report predicts that 5G mobile subscribers will represent nearly 80% of all connections by 2030, making it a key area of focus for the telecoms industry. However, the full potential of 5G beyond fast connectivity remains largely unknown, presenting both opportunities and challenges for businesses.
Investment Opportunities in Telecoms Infrastructure
Infrastructure funds, pension funds, and government funds are placing high valuations on telecommunications infrastructure assets such as mobile towers, data centres, submarine cables, and fibre infrastructure. As evident from past transactions, infrastructure investments are likely to remain a prominent trend in the industry.
Comprehensive Market Insights
The “New Zealand Telecoms Industry Report – 2023-2030” includes analyses of revenue and market forecasts, along with key telecom trends, 5G developments, digital infrastructure insights, and a comprehensive overview of the telecoms market by major operators. It also provides a Telco M&A Transaction Database, allowing businesses to assess market opportunities and risks in the telecoms sector.
Key Report Highlights:
Overall Telecommunications Market by Major Operators
Telco Operators Profile, Revenue, and EBITDA Mix
Mobile Subscriber & Revenue Market Overview and Forecasts
Spectrum Holdings
IoT Market Overview
Broadband Subscribers & Revenue Market Overview and Forecasts
Digital Infrastructure (Fibre, Telecom Towers, Data Centres, Submarine Cables)
National Broadband Network Detailed Market Overview and Forecasts
Telecom Tower Market Analysis and Forecast
Thematics / Opportunities relating to 5G, M&A, and e-Commerce
Telco M&A Transaction Database
Benefit from the latest market opportunities
Understand the threats to your operations and investments and protect your company against future risks
Gain insight into emerging trends that could support, strengthen or disrupt your activities in the market
Get a full view of the competitive landscape to assess your market position.
Forecasts as a key input for successful budgeting and strategic business planning in the telecoms marke
Target business opportunities and risks in the telecoms sector through our reviews of the latest industry trends, regulatory changes, and major deals, projects, and investments
Assess the activities, strategy, and market position of your competitors, partners, and clients via our Operator’s Profiles
Companies Mentioned
2degrees
Brookfield
Crown Infrastructure Partner
Connexa
Crown Fibre Holding
Chorus
Enable Networks
Mercury
Northpower
One NZ
Telecom NZ
Infratil
Snap
Spark
TelstraClear
Trustpower
Tuatahi First Fibre
Ultra-Fast Fibre
Vocus
Vodafone
WEL Networks
