My views on the Mexican towerco and its growth potential

How edotco’s echo remote monitoring solution is optimising site efficiency

Telecoms demand growth eclipses challenges in an evolving market structure

Macroeconomics and the dominance of market leaders Cosmote creates an incentive for Greek’s challenger MNOs to monetise their towers

Algeria had an estimated population of 40.0mn people and 45.4mn mobile subscriptions at the end of 2015, giving a mobile penetration of 113% - the second lowest level of penetration of the six North African countries, only higher than Egypt (101%). Around 90% of subscribers in Algeria have a pre-paid account, which ranks second lowest amongst the North African countries.

Are towercos going to enter Bolivia in light of its complicated past?

Heated debate helps MNOs and towercos appreciate one another’s perspective

An interview with Small Cell Forum Chair, Alan Law

Every deal has to make sense

An interview with Turkcell Chief Strategy Officer, Ilter Terzioglu

Brazil had an estimated population of 208.7mn people and 248.3mn mobile subscriptions at the end of 20151, giving a mobile penetration of 119% - the fifth highest level of penetration in South America. Around 74% of subscribers have a pre-paid account, which ranks 7th amongst the South American countries. Peru ranks the lowest with 65% pre-paid subscribers. There are seven mobile network operators (MNOs) serving the Brazilian market (See figure 1), with four large operators serving more than 45mn subscribers each and three smaller operators with a combined subscriber base of less than 6mn. Vivo (Telefónica) currently holds the largest market share with 69.0mn subscribers closely followed by TIM (Telecom Italia) 65.0mn, Claro (América Móvil) 61.6mn and Oi with 47.0mn subscribers. The smallest operator Sercomtel, had fewer than 65,000 subscribers at the end of 2015.

Chairman and CEO of Argentina’s first investment bank on the country’s investibility and financial outlook