TELECOMMUNICATION

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TELECOMMUNICATION INDUSTRY
Presented by Saja.K.A
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MOBILE COMMUNICATION
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INDUSTRY PROFILE

• For four years, the telecom industry in India has
  shown tremendous growth with an average growth
  rate of 64.51.
• Initially mobile phones where used by high income
  users. By the end of 2007, mobile phones have
  become accessible even to the low income users.
• The Indian mobile market continues to expand with
  new entrants like Virgin Mobile in 2008, Loop
  Telecom in 2009, and the incumbent CDMA operators
  like Reliance and Tata moving into GSM in 2009.
• An average of between 8 and 10 million mobile
  subscribers were added every month in India in
  the recent past shows the market provides
  opportunities for telecom players.

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• India embraces both GSM and CDMA technologies.
  The government recently opened its doors for
  deploying 3G technology as well.
• To ensure fair play and benefit to the consumer,
  the government appointed an independent regulator
  called Telecommunication Regulatory Authority of
  India (TRAI) in 1997.
• With over 300 million mobile subscribers, India
  has the necessary maturity of business landscape
  and infrastructure in place to support further
  growth.

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GROWTH RATE

• The market is expected to show remarkable growth
  in the coming years.
• In 2004 the subscribers numbered 47.38 million.
• The number has increased to 341.31 million by the
  end of 2008.
• It is forecast that the number of subscribers
  could reach as high as 868.47 million reaching at
  69.35 penetration by 2013.
• The estimated compound annual growth rate (CAGR)
  of mobile subscribers from 2008 to 2013 is
  20.54.

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RELEVENCE IN INDIAN ECONOMY

• The service sector has been the forerunner
  contributing approximately 54 of the GDP in
  2008.
• Telecommunication fall under the booming service
  sector.
• Revenues of the telecom industry continued to
  show robust growth with wireless market growing
  at 9.91.
• The revenue stood at USD 7.36 billion for the
  second quarter ending in September 2008. overtook
  US as 2nd largest wll mkt.
• The next few years are likely to witness a rapid
  expansion of the Indian mobile market not only in
  terms of subscribers but also in technology and
  services.

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MAJOR PLAYERS
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Bharti Airtel

• Indias leading business group in telecom
• More than 110million customers
• growth compared to previous year was 6.38
• New launches in 25 global cities across 4
  continents
• On NSE AIRTEL ended down at 6.19 i.e 29250
  crores

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Bharti Airtel - a fact sheet
Founded - 1995 Founder(s) - Sunil Bharti
Mittal Head quarters - New Delhi, India Key
People - Sunil Mittal (chairman ) Manoj
Kohli (CEO) Products - Wireless,
Telephone,Internet Revenue - US
6.73billion(2008) Net Income - US
1.59billion(2008) Total Assets - US
12.28billion(2008)
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IDEA CELLULAR

• IDEA CELLULAR is part of the ADITHYA BIRLA GROUP,
  Indias first truly multinational corporation
• It is a publicly listed company, having listed on
  BSE and NSE in March 2007
• Leading GSM mobile service operator with pan
  India liscenses
• With a customer base of over 47million in 17
  service areas
• Won The GSM- Association Award for Best Billing
  and Customer Care solution for 2 consecutive
  years
• It was awarded Mobile Operator of the year
  award- India for 2007 and 2008 at the Annual
  Asian Mobile News Awards.

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IDEA CELLULAR - a fact sheet
Founded - 1995 Owner(s) - Adithya Birla
Group Head quarters - Santacruz
East,Mumbai Key People - Kumar Mangalam
Birla (chairman) Sangeev
Aga(MD) Products - Wireless, Telephone,Int
ernet Net Profit - 52 Growth - 29
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RELIANCE COMMUNICATIONS

• RIM is a part of RELIANCE- ANIL DHIRUBHAI
• One of indias largest providers of communication
  with more than 48million customers
• VISION- We will leverage our strength to execute
  complex global-scale projects to facilitate
  leading edge information and comminication
  services affordable to all individual consumers
  and business in India
• It has established a pan-India,high capacity
  intergrated(wireless and wireline)
  convergent(voice, data and vedio) digital
  network, to offer services spanning the entire
  infocom value chain.

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Reliance communications - a fact sheet
Founded - 2004 Head quarters - NaviMumbai,
Maharashtra Key People - Anil
Ambani (chairman) Products - Wireless,
Telephone,Internet Revenue - US
47727million(2008) Net Income - US
1.35billion(2008) Total Assets - US
19.31billion(2008)
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VODAFONE ESSAR LIMITED

• Vodafone Essar is the Indian subsidiary of
  Vodafone Group and commenced operations in 1994
  when its predecessor Hutchison Telecom acquired
  the cellular license for Mumbai
• The company now has operations across the
  country with over 82.84 million customers
• Vodafone is the world's leading international
  mobile communications group with approximately
  315 million proportionate customers as on 30 June
  2009.
• OBJECTIVE- The company plans to spend more than
  Rs 250crore in launching low price cell phones in
  India-to bring millions of cheap mobile handsets
  from around the world to max. sales

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VODAFONE - a fact sheet
Founded - 1994 Founded as - Hutchison
Essar Head quarters - Mumbai,Maharashtra Key
People - Martin Pieters (CEO) Products
- Mobile Networks,Telecom Ownership -
Vodafone Group(67) Essar Group(33)
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MARKET SHARE ON THE BASIS OF SUBSCRIBER BASE
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CONCLUSION

• Tight competition
• Largest customers
• High contribution- Indian economy
• Stabilizes the economy

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