Fibre will drive EMAP’s fixed market growth, while 5G FWA and satellite broadband will have limited impact
25 October 2024 | Research
Article | PDF (4 pages) | Fixed Services| Emerging Asia–Pacific Metrics and Forecasts
"Fixed broadband retail revenue in emerging Asia–Pacific will increase at a CAGR of 2.4% during 2024–2029, as a result of network investment and higher service take-up."
Fixed operators in emerging Asia–Pacific (EMAP) are intensively investing in fibre infrastructure, migrating customers from DSL/cable to fibre and offering affordable services to satisfy the high demand for gigabit-capable connections. In countries where fixed broadband penetration is high, operators maintain revenue growth by upselling premium fibre services bundled with additional services.
The take-up of fixed-wireless access (FWA) services on 5G and satellite broadband will grow rapidly in a few EMAP countries, but this will have a limited impact on the regional market.
This article is based on Analysys Mason’s Emerging Asia–Pacific: telecoms market forecast 2024–2029. The full dataset is available in Analysys Mason’s DataHub.
Author
Qingyi Liang
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