African Fibre and Satellite Markets

Introduction

Key findings

1. Fibre - the transition from satellite brings high volume, low price

1.1 The existing balance of fibre and satellite use across the continent

1.2 Current position of fibre vs satellite on Internet bandwidth sales by country

1.3 The likely impact of fibre bandwidth sales on bandwidth market over the next five years

1.4 Overall market drivers

1.5 Current fibre prices and the trend over the next five years

1.6 The relationship between national and international fibre prices

1.7 Possible future developments - carriers’ carriers, a fibre reseller market and dark fibre sales

2. Satellite - the shape of changing markets

2.1 Overview of the existing satellite bandwidth market

2.2 Sub-sectoral markets

2.2.1 IP trunking

2.2.2 Cellular backhaul

2.2.3 Corporate solutions

2.2.4 National cellular backhaul

2.2.5 Broadcast

2.3 Overall market drivers

2.4 Current satellite prices and the trend over the next five years

2.5 The future shape of the satellite market - winners and losers

2.6 New innovations in satellite supply

3. Fibre and satellite infrastructure

3.1 Overview of key players

3.2 Existing and new fibre and satellite capacity - Timings and capacity

3.3 Mapping of fibre routes - existing and planned

3.4 Inventory of satellite fleets over Africa (including coverage)

4. User pricing survey

4.1 Pricing against volumes

4.2 Suppliers

4.3 Comments on service

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