Telecom services: Market data indicates very poor Bouygues + Iliad net adds in Q2
Telecom servicesMarket data indicates very poor Bouygues + Iliad net adds in Q2
ARCEP’s latest mobile observatory published yesterday shows a sharp slowdown of postpaid market growth in Q2. Given the good numbers published by Orange and SFR, we forecast very poor mobile nets adds for Iliad and Bouygues Telecom cumulated in Q2. Nothing good to expect from the publications, but definitely another catalyst for consolidation.
Bouygues is a global industrial group engaged in designing, building and operating structures in public and private buildings, transportation infrastructure and energy and communication networks. Co. operates in three sectors - Construction (Bouygues Construction, Bouygues Immobilier and Colas), Media (TF1) and Telecom (Bouygues Telecom). Construction is engaged in the design and maintenance of projects in the areas of building, civil works, energies and services; Media offers activities covering the audiovisual sector; and Telecom offers mobile broadband services and prepaid card services for smart phones, as well as a range of services including telemessaging, voice mail and WAP
Iliad is an operator in the French internet access & telecommunications markets. Co. divides its operations into three business segments: Broadband, Traditional Telephony, and Retail Telecom. Broadband includes Internet service provider operations, hosting services, user assistance operations & operations related to the rollout of the FTTH (fiber-to-the-home) network. Traditional Telephony includes switched landline telephony (One.Tel and Iliad Telecom), directory services (mainly the ANNU reverse look-up directory accessible by Minitel, telephone, Internet and SMS text messaging) and e-commerce operations (Assunet.com). Retail Telecom offers various mobile phones & services to customers.
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