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Canadian Communications Service Provider Capex Spending, 2022–2023: Doing More with Less

Publisher IDC
Published Sep 06, 2023
Length 12 Pages
SKU # IDC18180703

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Canadian Communications Service Provider Capex Spending, 2022–2023: Doing More with Less


This IDC Market Perspective details Canadian communications service provider capex spending for 2022–2023. Significant investments are advancing communications service providers' infrastructure in Canada. After a slowdown in investment in 2020 due to constraints related to the COVID-19 pandemic, Canada's communication services capex saw significant growth in the following years. After significant capex growth in 2021 and 2022, IDC Canada expects capex to decline in 2023. The top 3 Canadian communications service providers by capex spend, Bell Canada, Rogers Communications, and Telus, are expected to hold a combined 83.8% share of all capex in the Canadian communications service provider market for 2023. The decisions they make on their capital investment budgets largely determine the movement of capex spending for the entire market."Overall, healthy investment is continuing in the Canadian communications service provider market," say Praveen Datta, research director for Canadian Communications Services at IDC. "For 2023, we expect growth to continue for wireless capex with a reasonable pullback in wireline capex after a sustained period of significant fibre-optic network expansion."

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12 Pages
Executive Snapshot
New Market Developments and Dynamics
Overview
Share of Canadian Communications Service Provider Capex in 2023E
Bell Canada
Rogers Communications
Telus
Consolidation
Advice for Technology Supplier and Communications Service Provider
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