Title: Mobile Communications Statistics for Latin America
1Latin America - Mobile Communications Statistics
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2Latin America - Mobile Communications Statistics
- Latin Americas mobile penetration is well ahead
of the world average - Mobile penetration
- Consumers in Latin America and the Caribbean
(LAC) are turning increasingly towards mobile
solutions and away from the traditional
telephone. In terms of usage, the region is well
ahead of the world average, having reached an
estimated 115 mobile penetration at end-2012
against a global rate of around 96. However,
over 80 of LACs mobile subscribers are on
prepaid plans. - Mobile operators
- Six major multinational operators serve roughly
80 of the regions market América Móvil,
Telefónica, Telecom Italia, Millicom, and
Digicel. América Móvil is the leader, followed by
Telefónica. In fact, América Móvil and Telefónica
compete against each other in most of Latin
Americas major economies. Between them, they
serve about 61 of the regions mobile
subscribers (down from 64 in 2008). - América Móvil, owned by Mexican tycoon Carlos
Slim, operates in 16 LAC countries. In its home
ground, Mexico, it uses the brand name Telcel. In
all other countries, it provides mobile services
under the unified name Claro. Spains Telefónica
provides mobile services in 13 LAC countries,
using the name Movistar in all markets except
Brazil, where it operates under the brand name
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3Latin America - Mobile Communications Statistics
- 3G mobile networks
- Almost all countries have operating UMTS networks
with the exception of Belize, Cuba, Suriname, and
a few Caribbean island nations. UMTS technologies
in Latin America include HSPA, HSDPA, HSUPA, and
HSPA. Most operators use HSPDA to provide mobile
broadband, multimedia downloads, mobile games,
and video calling. Several companies also offer
mobile TV. - Mobile broadband
- Partly due to the inadequate fixed-line
infrastructure, mobile broadband has become an
important option for broadband services in the
LAC region. The service is commonly used with
either a USB modem that plugs into a computer, or
with netbooks, notebooks, or laptops that have a
built-in receiver. - Smartphones and social networks
- The enormous popularity of social networks is
driving sales in a booming smart phone market.
Social phones, which bridge the gap between
traditional phones and smartphones, are extremely
popular, as they allow access to mail, Twitter,
and Facebook. Seven Latin American countries are
among the worlds top thirty in terms of Facebook
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4Latin America - Mobile Communications Statistics
- Brazil has the highest number of active users in
the region, while Chile has the highest ratio of
users per capita. With penetration upward of 52,
more than one out of every two Chileans is, in
fact, an active Facebook user. - Conclusion
- In general terms the mobile sector, largely
buttressed by mobile data services, dominates the
overall telecoms market in the region, a legacy
of inadequate fixed-line infrastructure which has
made mobile voice and broadband services a
preferred option for many customers. As such,
mobile comms is likely to be the focus for most
operator capex during the next two years,
incorporating network upgrades as well as the
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5Latin America - Mobile Communications Statistics
- Table of Contents
- 1. National Comparisons1.1 Mobile subscribers
- 2. Argentina2.1 Mobile subscribers2.2 Forecast
mobile subscribers2.3 Operator statistics2.4
Mobile ARPU2.5 Handset sales - 3. Belize3.1 Subscribers3.2 Operator statistics
- 4. Bolivia4.1 Subscribers4.2 Operator
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6Latin America - Mobile Communications Statistics
- 5. Brazil5.1 Subscribers5.2 Forecast mobile
subscribers5.3 ARPU5.4 Mobile technologies5.5
Operator statistics - 6. Caribbean6.1 Caribbean minor country
statistics6.1.1 Antigua and Barbuda6.1.2
Aruba6.1.3 Bahamas6.1.4 Barbados - 7. Chile7.1 Subscribers7.2 Forecast mobile
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7Latin America - Mobile Communications Statistics
- 7.3 Mobile technologies7.4 Mobile ARPU7.5
Mobile broadband7.6 Operator statistics7.7
Mobile messaging - 8. Colombia8.1 Subscribers8.2 Forecast mobile
subscribers8.3 Mobile technologies9. Costa
Rica9.1 Subscribers - 10. Cuba10.1 Subscribers
- 11. Dominican Republic11.1 Subscribers11.2
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