This Report Provides an Overview of the Major Telecommunications Players in the New Zealand Market
Posted on: Friday, 29 February 2008, 06:00 CST
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c84433) has announced the addition of "New Zealand - Telecommunications - Major Players" to their offering.
This report provides an overview of the major telecommunications players in the New Zealand market. Telecom New Zealand dominates the market in fixed-line access for both the residential and business sectors and is also one of the two major mobile operators, Vodafone New Zealand being the other. TelstraClear is Telecom's major competitor in fixed-line access, although Vodafone has entered into a partnership with ihug, which provides business and residential dial-up and ADSL broadband Internet bundled with direct-dial toll calling, as well as web hosting and domain-name registration services.
Other major players include Kordia, which owns one of the largest telecommunications networks in New Zealand and is the major provider of television and radio broadcast facilities; CallPlus, which provides residential and business customers nationwide with a full range of retail Internet, voice and data services; and Compass Communications, which owns and operates a national and international telecommunications network, providing voice, fax and data services.
Contents
1. Synopsis 2. Telecom Corporation of New Zealand 3. Telstraclear Ltd 4. Vodafone New Zealand Ltd 5. ihug 5.1 Company ownership, subsidiaries 5.2 Company strategy 5.3 Subscribers statistics and financial results - 2006 5.4 The ihug network 5.4.1 DSLAM rollout 6. Kordia 6.1 Overview 6.1.1 Kordia acquires ISP Orcon 6.2 The Kordia network 6.2.1 DMR and fibre optic network 6.2.2 IP Core 6.2.3 Broadband access 6.2.4 Kordia spectrum 6.3 Wireless broadband 6.3.1 Launch of EXTEND wireless broadband service 6.3.2 Kordia to enter municipal WiFi market 6.4 DAB - Digital Audio Broadcasting 6.4.1 Overview 6.4.2 Digital radio trials 6.5 Video-over-IP broadcasting 6.6 Overseas developments 6.7 Financial results - 2007 6.8 Strategic overview - late 2007 6.9 Company analysis - Kordia, is the sleeping giant waking up? 7. CallPlus 7.1 Overview 7.2 Access strategy 7.3 Company background 8. Compass Communications 8.1 Overview 9. M2 Telecommunications 10. Southern Cross Cable Network 10.1 Network overview 10.1.1 Network upgrade 11. WorldxChange Communications 11.1 Overview 11.2 Network 12. Related reports
Table 1 - ihug subscribers by market segment (New Zealand only) - 2004 - 2006 Table 2 - ihug revenue and annual change - 2001 - 2006 Table 3 - iiNet revenue by region (Australia & New Zealand) and annual change - 2005 - 2006 Table 4 - iiNet - profit before tax by region (Australia and New Zealand) - 2005 - 2006
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Source: Business Wire
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