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Sri Lanka - Key Statistics, Telecom Market Overview and Forecasts
Paul Budde Communication Pty Ltd., Dec 2011, Pages: 18
Sri Lanka’s telecommunications sector has had to contend with a developing market in the difficult context of a nearly two-decade-long conflict between the government and separatist Tamil Tiger rebels. With the end of the war in 2009 has come the hope of an enduring peace and a general improvement in the country’s social and economic well-being. This also found the telecom sector well positioned for vigorous growth. As this report describes, there are a range of major initiatives in place that should boost the building of national infrastructure and open the market to more competition. Sri Lanka Telecom losing its monopoly in a number of key areas has led the way, as the market is progressively opened up to more and more competition. The presence of foreign investors has been a positive factor in the growth in the market
Key developments: Direct price competition eased following 2010 regulatory intervention. SLT launched another major optical fibre project in 2011. The mobile market was moving quickly towards 100% penetration by end-2011. Fixed wireless service constituted 74% of total fixed line services by June 2011. The local economy is growing at 7%-8%.
Companies covered in this report include: SLT, Lanka Bell, Suntel, Dialog Axiata (formerly Dialog Telekom), Etisalat Sri Lanka (formerly Tigo), Mobitel, Hutchison Lanka, Bharti Airtel Lanka.
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