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Contents
1. Executive Summary
1.1. Key trends
1.2. 2014: Sustained global CapEx growth driven by mobile and BRIC countries
1.3. China is still the global leader country in terms of CapEx and Asia-Pacific, the leading for the region
1.4. In 2013, France was the leading investor among the EU countries studied, just ahead of Germany and the United Kingdom
1.5. High expenses on wireless networks for emerging market countries
1.6. The options for optimizing investment
1.7. CapEx growth driven by large operators with strong international presence
2. Methodology
2.1. Database - list of indicators
2.2. Definitions, sources and methodology
3. The need for streamlining investment in a tight economic context
3.1. A tight macro-economic context
3.2. Despite decreasing profit margins, operators are (relatively) maintaining investment levels to cater for increased traffic...
3.3. ... and moving toward better resource management and new models
4. Major CapEx trends
4.1. Golbal CapEx trends
4.1.1. CapEx growth remained high in 2014
4.1.2. Investment on mobile equipment still growing
4.1.3. Rebound in fixed investments in 2014
4.2. Regional CapEx trends
4.2.1. Overall trends in Europe
4.2.2. Overall trends in North America
4.2.3. Overall trends in Asia-Pacific
4.2.4. Overall trends in Latin America
4.2.5. Overall trends in Africa and Middle East
4.3. Ranking countries in terms of CapEx
4.3.1. Country ranking, by amount of investment
4.3.2. Country ranking, by level of investment (CapEx/sales)
4.4. Ranking operators in terms of CapEx
4.4.1. Telco operator ranking, by investment
4.4.2. Ranking telco operators, by investment efforts (CapEx/sales)
Tables and Figures
1. Executive Summary
• Regional contribution to fixed and mobile CapEx in 2014
• CapEx contributions compared previous year
• Breakdown of total CapEx worldwide, in 2014
• Breakdown of total CapEx in the major telecom markets of the EU, in 2014
• Breakdown of telco CapEx, by type of country (emerging / advanced / BRIC), in 2014
• CapEx dynamics of international operators, 2008-2013
3. The need for streamlining investment in a tight economic context
• Slowdown in growth of telecom services markets
• Decline in mobile service revenues in Europe (EU28)
• Current GDP trends in selected advanced countries
• EBITDA margins for selected operators
• 'Traffic trap': scissors effect between traffic and revenue
4. Major CapEx trends
• Fixed and mobile CapEx worldwide, 2010-2014
• Regional contribution to global CapEx, in 2014
• Mobile CapEx by region, 2010-2014
• Growth rates in mobile CapEx by region, 2010-2014
• Fixed CapEx by region, 2010-2014
• Growth in fixed CapEx by region, 2010-2014
• Fixed and mobile investment in Europe (2009-2014)
• Contribution of major European countries to CapEx from 2013 to 2014
• Market share of major European countries to CapEx in 2014
• Fixed and mobile investment in North America
• Contribution of the two North American countries to CapEx from 2013 to 2014
• Market share of the two North American countries to CapEx in 2014
• Fixed and mobile investment in Asia-Pacific
• Contribution of major Asia-Pacific countries to CapEx from 2013 to 2014
• Market share of Asian countries to CapEx in 2014
• Fixed and mobile investment in Latin America
• Market share of Latin American countries to CapEx in 2014
• Fixed and mobile investment in Africa and Middle East
• Ranking of the top 15 countries in 2013 and 2014 by CapEx/sales ratio
• Share of mobile investment in total CapEx
• CapEx/sales ratio for selected countries, 2009-2014
• Ranking of the top 15 countries in 2013 by CapEx/sales ratio
• Ranking of the top 20 operators according to the amount of investment in 2014
• Operator ranking in 2013 and 2014 according to CapEx/sales ratio
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