Tagged in: Latin America (Includes the Caribbean)
Argentina fixed market growth requires more investments
Market Highlights In 2013, Argentina’s fastest growing telecom segment is likely to be 3G, both for mobile broadband and for phone-based internet browsing. The country’s smartphone market is expected to outperform all other markets in the region. In partnership with … Continue reading
Telecom reform package heralds new wave of investment in Mexico
Telecom market overview Mexico’s economy swiftly recovered from the downturn in 2008, with the OECD predicting that GDP would grow 3.8% in 2013, following similar growth since 2010. Growth in the telecoms market has long outpaced broader economic growth, primarily … Continue reading
Guatemala – World Bank invests in mobile network infrastructure, helping migration to 4G
Growth in Guatemala’s telecom sector has been affected by the continuing global economic downturn, which has reduced spending power in both the residential and corporate markets. The fixed-line market shrank for the first time in 2009, a trend which has … Continue reading
Argentina’s mobile revenues are two thirds of the total and growing
Economic climate For Argentina, 2012 was a disappointing year, with GDP growth well below market forecasts. The outlook remains uncertain; economists’ projections vary between 1.8% and 4.6% GDP growth for 2013. Inflation remains a serious problem. Other macroeconomic, legal, and … Continue reading
Haitian mobile division propping up Digicel’s Caribbean revenue
Haiti’s economic and social indicators remain far lower than the average for Latin America and the Caribbean. The recent years of political and economic turmoil and natural disasters have stifled most sectors of the economy, including the telecoms sector which … Continue reading
