Central and Eastern European Mobile Opportunities

Key Coverage

• Forecasts to 2011 - unique subscriber forecasts to 2011 for each country profiled, allowing you to assess the future development of each country market and the region as a whole
• Comprehensive regional summary - providing an invaluable insight into the current status and likely future developments of Central and Eastern European mobile markets
• 12 in-depth country profiles - supplying a status update of each key market, including significant technology, licence and investment developments, subscriber numbers and forecasts and operator market share
• Details of new license awards and technology developments - reviewing all the latest developments and planned launches in the region
• Expert commentary from industry analysts - putting the figures and forecast in to context whilst identifying key trends and explaining their significance to the market

Market Data

Each country profile offers a complete guide to the market covering:

• Market overview
• Subscriber growth to end-June 2006 by country
• Subscriber growth forecasts to 2011
• Historical subscriber numbers per operator between 2Q05 and 2Q06
• Operator market share
• Licensing opportunities available in the region
• Technology launches and status (GPRS, MMS, UMTS)
• Other significant developments - including mergers and acquisitions, branding, market segmentation and local content development.

Countries / Sectors / Companies Covered

• Bulgaria
• Croatia
• Czech Republic
• Estonia
• Georgia
• Hungary
• Kazakhstan
• Poland
• Romania
• Russia
• Serbia
• Ukraine

Who should read this report

• European mobile operators - analyse the status of the Central and Eastern European mobile market with in-depth profiles and forecasts
• Global mobile operators with potential acquisition goals - analyse existing ventures and identify potential competitors and business partners
• Applications providers, infrastructure suppliers and vendors - discover what strategies operators are implementing and how you can match their requirements
• Regulators - monitor what has been done to support or hinder the industry's growth
• Investment analysts - review the new developments and investment opportunities in this region