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Poland - Broadband Market Insights, Analysis and Forecasts
Paul Budde Communication Pty Ltd, March 2012, Pages: 16
Poland’s fixed broadband market is one of the largest in Eastern Europe due to its large population. DSL is the most popular fixed broadband access platform followed by cable delivered from the country’s well-established cable TV operators. Fixed-line access is also available via FttX, though as yet this is limited to a number of urban areas. Mobile broadband in the most popular platform by subscribers, the result of mobile network operators having invested in infrastructure during the last few years, combined with the greater availability of sophisticated devices. The telecoms incumbent dominates the fixed broadband market although a tougher regulatory regime is improving wholesale market conditions. An emerging internet society is taking shape, encompassing commerce, health and government services. This report profiles Poland’s fixed broadband market in 2011, including key market players, technology platforms, market developments, a variety of statistics, and forecasts for fixed broadband penetration to 2020.
Key developments:
Liberty Global consolidates cableco leadership with Aster City purchase; UPC plans 250Mb/s cable trial, extends 150Mb/s service to 1.6 million households; Telekomunikacja Polska losing broadband subscribers yet expands new VDSL Neostrada Fiber offer; EC fines TP €127.6 million for anti-competitive practices in the broadband market; Netia and TP head fibre-based consortia to extend broadband nationally; memorandum signed for constructing a national broadband infrastructure; large drop in average cost of mobile broadband plans; cablecos step up network investment in 2012; regulator’s 2010 market data; operator data to end-2011; market developments to early 2012.
Companies covered in this report include:
UPC Poland, Telekomunikacja Polska, Netia, Aster, Multimedia Polska, Vectra, Telefonia Dialog, Polkomtel.
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