Summary
"Mexico Fixed Communications Market to 2015: Access Lines by Technology" report provides a top-level overview and detailed insights into the operating environment for mobile operators. It is an essential tool for companies active across the telecom value chain in Mexico and for new companies that may be considering entering the market.
Key Findings
- Demographics - Statistical data on Mexico population, households, businesses, nominal GDP, nominal GDP per Capita, consumer price inflation, exchange rates (local currency and US dollar)
- Mexico consumption data - A percentage of Narrowband Subscriber lines, Broadband Subscriber lines, personal computers, voice telephony subscriber lines, internet users, internet accounts by subscription band, IPTV/Video subscriber lines
- Total access lines used by Mexico population: PSTN/POTS, ISDN, xDSL, Cable, Fixed Wireless Access, Fiber Optic (FTTH/B), WiMAX
- Revenue data for Mexico fixed communications service, voice service revenues (Circuit and Packet switched), Internet service revenues (Narrowband and Broadband services) and IPTV/video service.
Synopsis
This report offers a concise breakdown of Mexico operating environment, with both historic data and forecasts to 2015. The report contains quantitative data which covers:
- Demographics - data on Mexico population, households, businesses, nominal GDP, nominal GDP per Capita, consumer price inflation, exchange rates (local currency and US dollar)
- Mexico consumption data - A percentage of Narrowband Subscriber lines, Broadband Subscriber lines, personal computers, voice telephony subscriber lines, internet users, internet accounts by subscription band, IPTV/Video subscriber lines
- Total access lines used by Mexico population: PSTN/POTS, ISDN, xDSL, Cable, Fixed Wireless Access, Fiber Optic (FTTH/B), WiMAX
- Revenue data for Mexico fixed communications service, voice service revenues (Circuit and Packet switched), Internet service revenues (Narrowband and Broadband services) and IPTV/video service.
Since 1986, Pyramid Research has compiled an extensive database on the telecommunications markets in Asia, Africa, the Middle East, Europe, North America and Latin America. The core components of this database mainly include:
Regulatory
- Interviews with top officials at regulatory agencies.
- Statistical data published by governments and regulatory agencies.
- Copies of telecom laws and amendments.
- Copies of tariff schedules, interconnection regulations and universal service requirements.
Operators
- Interviews with key officials in strategic planning, marketing, network planning and financial planning.
- Extensive surveys conducted with operators to determine key network statistics, investment, technology rollout plans, subscribers by service, tariff plans and service offerings.
- Internal statistics and bulletins published by operators.
Vendors
- Interviews with key officials within vendors both at in-country offices and in-company headquarters.
Table Of Contents
1 INTRODUCTION
1.1 What is this Report About?
1.2 Definitions
2 MEXICO DEMOGRAPHICS
2.1 Mexico Population, 2009 - 15F
2.2 Mexico Households, 2009 - 15F
2.3 Mexico Businesses, 2009 - 15F
2.4 Mexico Nominal GDP (US$ B), 2009 - 15F
2.5 Mexico Nominal GDP per Capita (US$), 2009 - 15F
2.6 Mexico PPP Adjusted GDP per Capita (US$), 2009 - 15F
2.7 Mexico Consumer Price Inflation (%), 2009 - 15F
2.8 Exchange Rate (MXN) / US$, 2009 - 15F
3 MEXICO PENETRATION OF POPULATION
3.1 Mexico Percentage of Narrowband Subscriber Lines, 2009 - 15F
3.2 Mexico Percentage of Broadband Subscriber Lines, 2009 - 15F
3.3 Mexico Percentage of Personal Computers, 2009 - 15F
3.4 Mexico Percentage of Voice Telephony Subscriber Lines, 2009 - 15F
3.5 Mexico Percentage of Internet Users, 2009 - 15F
3.6 Mexico Percentage of Internet Accounts by Subscription Band, 2009 - 15F
3.7 Mexico Percentage of IPTV/Video Subscriber Lines, 2009 - 15F
4 ACCESS LINES BY TECHNOLOGY
4.1 Mexico Access Lines by Technology, 2009 - 15F
5 REVENUES
5.1 Mexico Fixed Communications Service Revenues, 2009 - 15 F
5.2 Mexico Total Voice Service Revenues, 2009 - 15 F
5.2.1 Mexico Circuit-Switched Revenue, 2009 - 15 F
5.2.2 Mexico Packet-Switched (VoIP) Revenue, 2009 - 15 F
5.3 Mexico Internet Service Revenues, 2009 - 15 F
5.3.1 Mexico Narrowband Service Revenue, 2009 - 15 F
5.3.2 Mexico Broadband Service Revenue, 2009 - 15 F
5.4 Mexico IPTV/Video Service Revenue, 2009 - 15 F
6 APPENDIX
6.1 About Pyramid Research
6.2 Disclaimer
List Of Tables
Table 1: Definitions
Table 2: Mexican Population, 2009 - 2015F
Table 3: Mexican Households ('000), 2009 - 2015F
Table 4: Mexican Businesses ('000), 2009 - 2015F
Table 5: Mexican Nominal GDP (US$ B), 2009 - 2015F
Table 6: Mexican Nominal GDP per Capita (US$), 2009 - 2015F
Table 7: Mexican PPP Adjusted GDP per Capita (US$), 2009 - 2015F
Table 8: Mexican Consumer Price Inflation (%), 2009 - 2015F
Table 9: Exchange Rate (MXN) / US$, 2009 - 2015F
Table 10: Mexican Percentage of Narrowband Subscriber Lines (%), 2009 - 2015F
Table 11: Mexican Percentage of Broadband Subscriber Lines (%), 2009 - 15F
Table 12: Mexican Percentage of Personal Computers (%), 2009 - 15F
Table 13: Mexican Percentage of Voice Telephony Subscriber Lines (%), 2009 - 15F
Table 14: Mexican Percentage of Internet Users (%), 2009 - 15F
Table 15: Mexican Percentage of Internet Accounts by Subscription Band (%), 2009 - 15F
Table 16: Mexican Percentage of IPTV/Video Subscriber Lines (%), 2009 - 15F
Table 17: Mexican Total Access Lines by Technology, 2009 - 2015F
Table 18: Mexican Fixed Communications Service Revenues (000), 2009 - 2015 F
Table 19: Mexican Total Voice Service Revenues (US$m), 2009 - 2015 F
Table 20: Mexican Circuit-Switched Revenue (US$m), 2009 - 2015 F
Table 21: Mexican Packet-Switched (VoIP) Revenue (US$m), 2009 - 2015 F
Table 22: Mexican Internet Service Revenues (US$m), 2009 - 2015 F
Table 23: Mexican Narrowband Service Revenue (US$m), 2009 - 2015 F
Table 24: Mexican Broadband Service Revenue (US$m), 2009 - 2015 F
Table 25: Mexican IPTV/Video Service Revenue (US$m), 2009 - 2015 F
List Of Figures
Figure 1: Mexican Population, 2009 - 2015F
Figure 2: Mexican Households ('000), 2009 - 2015F
Figure 3: Mexican Businesses ('000), 2009 - 2015F
Figure 4: Mexican Nominal GDP (US$ B), 2009 - 2015F
Figure 5: Mexican Nominal GDP per Capita (US$), 2009 - 2015F
Figure 6: Mexican PPP Adjusted GDP per Capita (US$), 2009 - 2015F
Figure 7: Mexican Consumer Price Inflation (%), 2009 - 2015F
Figure 8: Exchange Rate (MXN) / US$, 2009 - 2015F
Figure 9: Mexican Percentage of Narrowband Subscriber Lines (%), 2009 - 2015F
Figure 10: Mexican Percentage of Broadband Subscriber Lines (%), 2009 - 15F
Figure 11: Mexican Percentage of Personal Computers (%), 2009 - 15F
Figure 12: Mexican Percentage of Voice Telephony Subscriber Lines (%), 2009 - 15F
Figure 13: Mexican Percentage of Internet Users (%), 2009 - 15F
Figure 14: Mexican Percentage of Internet Accounts by Subscription Band (%), 2009 - 15F
Figure 15: Mexican Percentage of IPTV/Video Subscriber Lines (%), 2009 - 15F
Figure 16: Mexican Total Access Lines by Technology, 2009 - 2015F
Figure 17: Mexican Fixed Communications Service Revenues (000), 2009 - 2015 F
Figure 18: Mexican Total Voice Service Revenues (US$m), 2009 - 2015 F
Figure 19: Mexican Circuit-Switched Revenue (US$m), 2009 - 2015 F
Figure 20: Mexican Packet-Switched (VoIP) Revenue (US$m), 2009 - 2015 F
Figure 21: Mexican Internet Service Revenues (US$m), 2009 - 2015 F
Figure 22: Mexican Narrowband Service Revenue (US$m), 2009 - 2015 F
Figure 23: Mexican Broadband Service Revenue (US$m), 2009 - 2015 F
Figure 24: Mexican IPTV/Video Service Revenue (US$m), 2009 - 2015 F
