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Europe News (Apr 2015)

Aero2, owned by Poland’s Midas Group, has announced the launch of LTE services. The operator will use over 1,000 LTE-800 base stations in addition to its existing 4,170 transmitters. Midas claims its combined LTE networks now reach more than 90% of Poland’s population

Frances Rose, April 16, 2015

An introduction to the unique tower industry in Europe

Synergies between broadcast and telecom structures, a pipeline of transactions, and a need for capital drive growth

Frances Rose, April 16, 2015

View from the top: the UK’s biggest towerco Arqiva on rural coverage and capacity solutions

Arqiva illustrates the synergies between broadcast and telecom towers, and highlights value added services

Frances Rose, April 16, 2015

Ericsson: Closing the gap between the managed services and towerco business models

As Ericsson launch ‘network as a service’ offerings like small cell as-a-service and managed rural coverage etc., and acquire their own active infrastructure, is the line blurring between managed service provider, property owner and towerco?

Frances Rose, April 16, 2015

Fostering the growth of the independent tower industry in Europe

How Europe’s towercos are finding a voice as their sector builds momentum

Frances Rose, April 16, 2015

CALA news (Apr 2015)

América Móvil creates Telesites

Arianna Neri, April 16, 2015

Unipower: The ever-changing shape of the tower power game

A leading power conversion manufacturer Unipower on the needs for backup power in the global telecom industry

Arianna Neri, April 16, 2015

The restructuring of the Mexican tower market

Creation of Telcel towerco Telesites, entry of AT&T and launch of wholesale LTE network opens a new chapter in Mexican telecom infrastructure

Kieron Osmotherly, April 15, 2015

Asia News (Apr 2015)

CAT Telecom will reportedly complete the formation of Telecom Tower Company by Q3 2015 to optimise the management of its towers. CAT also aims to resolve ownership disputes on said towers with its concession holders Total Access Communication (DTAC) and TrueMove. Telecom Tower Co. should have 22,000 towers; 12,000 of these will be transferred from DTAC, 8,000 from TrueMove. The remaining 2,000 are already in CAT’s possession.

Kieron Osmotherly, April 11, 2015

Africa news (Apr 2011)

Vodafone Group and Botswana Telecommunications Corporation Limited (BTC) have signed a new Partner Market agreement. The agreement will allow BTC to access Vodafone’s global data reach and offer customers a competitive cost base and Vodafone will be given access to BTC’s extensive local network.

Frances Rose, April 11, 2015

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