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Algeria - Telecoms, Mobile and Broadband - Statistics and Analyses

Publisher Paul Budde Communication Pty Ltd
Published Jun 03, 2022
Length 167 Pages
SKU # PBC17290680

Description

Algeria - Telecoms, Mobile and Broadband - Statistics and Analyses

Algeria’s MNOs criticised for poor quality of service

Algeria’s telcos have been slow to develop their mobile broadband capabilities, having relied on 3G for some years longer than necessary before committing to investments in LTE. Once LTE services were launched in September 2016, services quickly reached all 48 provinces. However, within the provinces access to LTE was patchy, and where it was available the service quality has been poor.

As a consequence, the regulator has repeatedly warned or fined the MNOs for failing to adhere to their licence obligations regarding network reach and service quality. To help the MNOs adhere to their targets, the regulator has also issued them with additional spectrum, including spectrum in the 71-76GHz and 81-86GHz ranges in February 2020, additional spectrum in August 2020, and more spectrum still in April 2021 (in the 2300MHz band). Despite this, in the following October the MNOs were again warned by the regulator concerning breaches of some of their licence obligations.

Additional bandwidth made available from the ORVAL submarine system has helped the MNOs since the beginning of 2021. More bandwidth is to be made available during the next few years from the Blue-Raman and Africa-1 cables, which should also help reduce access costs to end users.

Table of Contents

167 Pages
  • Executive Summary
    • Top Level Country Statistics and Telco Authorities - Algeria – 2022 (e)
    • MARKET CHARACTERISTICS
    • MARKET LEADERS
    • MARKET CHALLENGERS
    • MARKET EMERGENTS
    • TMI VS GDP
    • MOBILE AND MOBILE BROADBAND PENETRATION
    • FIXED VERSUS MOBILE BROADBAND PENETRATION
  • Country overview
    • HISTORICAL OVERVIEW
    • MARKET ANALYSIS
    • REGULATORY AUTHORITY
    • FIXED-LINE DEVELOPMENTS
    • MOBILE NETWORK DEVELOPMENTS
    • MARKET ANALYSIS
    • MOBILE STATISTICS
    • MOBILE INFRASTRUCTURE
    • MAJOR MOBILE OPERATORS
    • MOBILE CONTENT AND APPLICATIONS
    • MARKET ANALYSIS
    • BROADBAND STATISTICS
    • DIGITAL SUBSCRIBER LINE (DSL) NETWORKS
    • FIBRE-TO-THE-PREMISES (FTTP) NETWORKS
    • OTHER FIXED BROADBAND SERVICES
    • E-LEARNING
    • E-HEALTH
    • E-GOVERNMENT
    • E-PAYMENTS
    • ALGÉRIE TÉLÉCOM
    • LACOM (CAT, DEFUNCT)
    • OVERVIEW OF THE NATIONAL TELECOM NETWORK
    • INTERNATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE
    • SMART INFRASTRUCTURE
    • Historic - Change in the number of 3G subscribers by operator (million) –2013 – 2017
    • Historic - Change in the market share of 3G subscribers by operator – 2013 – 2017
    • Historic - Decline in the number of WLL lines – 2008 – 2017
    • Historic - Djezzy subscribers – 2005 – 2010
    • Historic - Fixed-line and mobile traffic (million minutes) –2012 – 2015
    • Historic - Fixed-line traffic per line per month – 2008 – 2015
    • Historic - Fixed lines in service and teledensity – 1995 – 2010
    • Historic - Fixed lines in service by type (million) –2001 – 2010
    • Historic - Telephony market revenue by service (DZD billion) –2000 – 2010
    • Historic - Telephony market revenue by service ($ million) –2000 – 2016
    • Historic - Internet users and penetration rate – 1999 – 2015
    • Historic - Mobile subscribers and penetration rate – 1999 – 2010
    • Historic - Fixed-line broadband subscribers and penetration – 2003 – 2010
    • Historic - Mobile ARPU – 2002 – 2009
    • Historic - LTE subscribers by operator – 2017
    • Historic - Mobile termination rates by operator (DZD/minute) –2013 – 2016
    • Historic - Decline in Djezzy’s financial data (DZD billion) –2008 – 2010
    • Historic - Growth in the number of Ooredoo’s mobile subscribers by segment (million) –2005 – 2010
    • Historic - Increase in international bandwidth – 2008 – 2010
  • Glossary of abbreviations
  • Related reports

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