4G in Brazil: Too much too soon?
- Pages: 26
- Published: December 2014
- Report Code: ML00017-065
The Brazilian mobile telecom market has long been thought of as a major growth opportunity, and the market is dominated by multinational telcos looking to leverage its potential. However, the outcome of a September 2014 spectrum auction, the second of its kind for 4G LTE allocation, was disappointing for the Brazilian government and one major market player, Oi S.A. (Oi), did not even participate.
Scope
Outlines the history of 4G mobile services in Brazil.
Assesses the process and results of the disappointing 700 MHz spectrum auction in Brazil.
Analyzes competitive aspects of the Brazilian telecoms industry.
Examines Oi's position in the industry and explores the factors behind its decision to opt out of the 700 MHz auction.
Reasons to buy
How has the Brazilian 4G market and infrastructure developed since licenses were first granted in 2012?Why did the September 2014 700 MHz spectrum auction fall short of expectations?
In which sectors do the leading Brazilian telcos hold the strongest competitive position?
How might a trend towards consolidation in the industry have influenced Oi's decision to not take part in the 700 MHz spectrum auction?
Companies mentioned
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