India telecom market update India January-2014

1. Monthly Market Intelligence

2. CONTENTS
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India Telecom- Key Stats
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Wireless Subscriber Trends
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Wire-line Subscribers
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Subscriber Market Share
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Tonse Analysis: India Handsets Market January – 2014
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Tonse Analysis: India Tablets Market January – 2014
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Wearable Devices – The Next Big Thing
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Telco Revenues and Government Earnings
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People Movement January – 2014
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3. India Telecom Subscriber
Trends
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4. India Telecom-Key Stats
Mobile Revenue in INR
Mn QE December -2013
1. Airtel = 116,446
2. Idea = 66,105
Wireless subscribers
887.1 Million (Dec’13)
Mobile ARPU in INR
QE December -2013
1. Airtel = 195
2. Idea = 169
Mobile MoU (per user)
Top 3 QE December2013
1. Airtel = 434
2. Idea = 376
MNP -Subs ported
Nov’13 = 106.87 million
Oct’13 = 104.78 million
Wireline subscribers
• Nov'13 = 29.01 million
Handsets Launched
January’13 = 36
December’13 = 20
Broadband subscribers
• November’13 = 14.47
• October '13 = 14.91 Million
Tablets Launched
January’13 = 13
December’13 = 6
Teledensity
Nov’13 = 73.69
Oct’13 = 73.32
Metros
Top 3 circles by wireless
Netadds
UP (E) (Circle‘B) = 886,659
Maharashtra (Circle‘A) = 712,808
MP (Circle'B) = 649,783
Highest Netadds Dec’13
Bharthi Tele Ventures – 1,809,289
(Subs)
A Circle
B Circle
C Circle
Top cellular Operator (subs)
Dec'13
Airtel- 201.7 Million
Top wireline Operator (subs)
BSNL-18.6 Million (Dec'13)
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5. Wireless Subscriber Trends
India Wireless Subscribers: Operator-wise in Millions (Nov'13 - Dec'13)
250.00
Nov '13
Dec '13
200.00
150.00
100.00
50.00
0.00
Airtel
Vodafone
Essar
Idea
Aircel
Nov '13
196.60
158.03
128.41
65.28
100.62
Dec '13
198.41
160.41
128.69
66.91
100.64
Uninor
Videocon
Tata
Teleservices
Reliance
Shyam
HFCL
3.03
32.37
3.67
63.34
117.02
9.59
1.90
3.03
32.78
3.97
63.27
117.24
9.81
1.96
BSNL/MTNL BPL Mobile
 India's wireless subscriber base has grown by about 2.34% to reach 887.1 million at end of December, from 866.8 million at end of
December 2012.
 Total GSM subscribers at the end of November was 737.09 million, a growth of about 5.61% since December 2012. On the other
hand, CDMA subscribers base fell at a rate of about 5.82% since December 2012 to reach a total of 198.6 million at the end of
December 2013.
 Total mobile user base in urban areas has decreased from 577.78 million at end of November 2012 to 523.8 million at the end of
November 2013, a fall of about 9.3%; whereas share of rural subscribers has increased from 343.69 million in November’12 to
357.33 million in November’13, a 3.96% rise.
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6. Devices
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7. Tonse Analysis: India Handsets Market for January - 2014
Tonse Analysis: Number of Handsets launched in India by Manufacturers
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9
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7
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5
5
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India Handsets Launched for January ‘14
Total no. of handsets launched during this period = 36
Micromax launched the highest number of handsets during this period = 9; followed by Simmtronics Semiconductors
who launched 5 handsets; Huawei launched 4 handsets.
Atom and Nokia launched 2 handsets each; iBerry, Lava and BSNL Champion launched 2 handsets each; Gionee, iBall,
Intex, Karbonn, Samsung and Xolo launched 1 handset each.
All 36 handsets launched were Wi-Fi enabled.
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8. Tonse Analysis: India Tablets Market for January - 2014
Tonse Analysis: Number of Tablets launched in India by Manufacturers
2
2
2
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1
1
1
1
1
1
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1
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India Tablets Launched for January ‘14
Total number of tablets launched during this period = 13
Dell and iBall launched 2 tablets; HP, Metis Learning, Oplus, Samsung, Simmtronics Semiconductors, Swipe, Wickedleak,
Zync and Xolo launched 1 tablet each.
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9. Tonse Analysis: India Tablets Market for January - 2014
Tonse Analysis: Tablets launched in India by
Price Range (%)
Tonse Analysis: Tablets launched in India
by OS
Mid-High
8%
Low-End
54%
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Mid-low
38%
Android OS
100%
India Tablets Launched for January ‘14
All 13 tablets were launched based in Android OS.
Tablets price INR: High End (Handset price >35k), Mid-High (Price between 20k to 35k), Mid-Low (10k to 20k) and Low
End (<10 k)
HP launched 1 tablet in Mid-High range.
Dell launched 2 tablets; Samsung, Wickedleak and Xolo launched 1 tablet each in Mid-Low range.
iBall launched 2 tablets; Metis Learning, Oplus, Simmtronics Semiconductors, Swipe and Zync launched 1 tablet each in
low range.
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10. Wearable Devices –
The Next Big Thing
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11. Wearable Devices – The Next Big Thing
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Wearable Devices- as one of the fastest growing categories in consumer electronics, the wearable technology market is predicted to be
worth at least $19 billion by 2018, a rapid increase from last year's $1.4 billion in retail revenue.
Globally, the growth of wearable devices are being largely driven by innovations in wireless technologies such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth
Smart, NFC, and GPS.
(Smart-watches - Wearable devices paired with smartphones)
Samsung’s Galaxy Gear
Sony SmartWatch - 2
Pebble SmartWatch
I’m Watch
The Galaxy Gear is Samsung's
Smart-watch to take videos,
pictures, check notifications
and use many apps, all from
your wrist.
Works with several popular
Samsung phones like the
Galaxy S4, Galaxy S III and
Galaxy Note II. Price : INR
15,290
Ability to glance at messages
and Facebook posts while on
the move, while also enabling
them to control music
playback, handle phone calls
and view maps while running.
Smart Watch 2 works with
every modern Android phone
and has a built-in camera.
Price: INR 14,990
Designed for IOS +
ANDROID. The company
launched – Pebble also owns
an app store, a centralized
place for users of the wearable
device. According to Pebble,
there are more than 1,000
apps and watch faces currently
in the store. Price: INR 14,499
Android-based mobile device
on its own with touchscreen
display and apps. It also has
the ability to connect to an
Android handset or iPhone to
take calls. runs a heavily
customized version of Android
dubbed ‘Droid 2’.
Price : INR 24,999
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12. Eyewear Devices
Recon Jet sports sunglasses
Google glass
Developing a line of hands-free, headmounted intelligent devices that can be
worn by users as "wearable computing"
eyewear. Google Glasses will look like a
pair of normal eyeglasses, but the lens
of
the
glasses
will
be
an
interactive, smartphone-like display,
with natural language voice command
support as well as Bluetooth and WiFi connectivity. Google Glass will be
powered by the Android mobile
operating system and is expected to
offer compatibility with both Androidpowered mobile devices and Apple
iOS-powered devices.
An upgraded technology that's been
fixed to a pair of polarized sports
sunglasses. The Jet's onboard GPS,
accelerometer,
gyroscope,
magnetometer,
thermometer,
altimeter and barometer together can
put together a lot of information, but
it can also pair with other wireless
sensors to report heart rate, power
meters and cadence for cyclists.
Goggle makers such as Oakley, Uvex,
Scott, Smith, and many others have
integrated HUD (heads-up display)
that can give the snowboarder or
skier information about speed,
vertical descent, navigation, buddy
tracking, jump airtime and distance,
thanks to GPS and other sensors.
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Samsung Galaxy Glass ??
Samsung is reportedly all set to face
Google Glass with its own Galaxy
Glass, which is said to arrive in the
month of September this year. The
eyewear is said to be able to play music
and receive phone calls through
earphones built into its frame. It is
also said to give hands-free control
over the smartphone.
Vuzix M100 Smart Glasses
Similar to the notion
first brought to the
stage
by
Google
Glasses, the Vuzix
M100 Smart Glasses
was recently featured
in CES 2013. The
glasses pairs with
your
Android
smartphone
via
Bluetooth and comes
packed with Android
4.0, GPS, Wi-Fi and
4GB of storage.

13. People Movement
January - 2014
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14. People Movement- January 2014
Telenor
Telenor appointed Morten
Karlsen as CEO for Indian telecom
arm Uninor.
January - 2014
Blackberry
Blackberry announced
Eric Johnson as President,
Global Sales.
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Bharti Airtel
Bharti Airtel appointed Manish
Prakash as Director – Enterprise
and Government, Manish will
be responsible for B2B in India.
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