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Capex and Equipment Market Update: 1Q09

Ovum, June 2009, Pages: 13


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Wireline equipment sales fell 13% in 1Q09, with all segments down. There was strong capex growth in India, China, and South America, weak growth in Europe, and declines in North America and Asia-Pacific. Emerging markets will be key to growth in 2009.



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