Scope of the Report:
Mobile infrastructure is improving in Philippines
Philippines prepares to launch 5G services
A substantial amount of capital continues to be invested in building telecommunications infrastructure throughout the Philippines.
Telecommunications investment in the Philippines will continue to see increasing emphasis on supporting high speed broadband access. The bulk of the fixed services are in urban areas. The fixed line market in the Philippines remains underdeveloped and fixed line penetration continues to show stagnant growth. A major reason for this is due to the dominance of the mobile segment and the rapid expansion of the mobile broadband segment.
Over the past five to ten years and particularly more recently over the past two years there has been significant new data centre builds and additions to existing capacity as new providers enter the South East Asian data centre market. More and more people are getting online and using cloud computing services, which is driving demand for data centre services.
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During the last few years, the major operators have also been forced to cope with the pressures of slowing growth in traditional areas of the market and rising investment needs for new growth areas such as consumer broadband – both fixed line and mobile. In particular, there has been good progress in the rollout of optical fibre infrastructure. PDLT announced plans to accelerate a network modernisation plan that will see it switching to fibre over the following two years.
Fixed broadband penetration in the Philippines remains relatively low mainly due to a limited number of fixed lines and the dominance of the mobile platform, which has in turn driven the mobile broadband market.
Despite declining prices in both fixed and mobile broadband, this type of service is still not affordable for the majority of the population. Operators have been pushing hard with competitive low entry-level packages, but the market continues to struggle.
The DICT has staged a pilot run of the National Fiber Backbone (NFB). It will be operated by the DICT, which will also maintain the related facilities and provide last mile connectivity in the Philippines.
Over the next five years to 2024 strong growth is expected to continue from this very small base as both major fixed broadband operators, PLDT and Globe Telecom continue with their rollouts.
Smart Communications have teamed up with Google to deploy additional Wi-Fi hubs across the country as part of a drive to provide free connections nationwide.
There has been a major push by market leader PLDT to offer fibre-based services; Globe has been trying to match the PLDT push where it can. PDLT is also deploying hybrid technology, such as G.fast, under a wider three-year program.
Mobile subscriber growth is expected to be relatively low over the next five years to 2024 due to a highly mature and highly competitive market. The market will be driven by the uptake of both 4G and eventually 5G services as operators adopt these faster services.
Mobile ARPU levels have been on a downward trend for a long time in the Philippines as competition in the mobile industry has intensified. The operators continue to engage in aggressive price competition in an effort to grab market share.
The Philippines has seen a very rapid increase in mobile broadband penetration over the past five years driven by a rising level of wireless broadband users. Strong growth is predicted over the next five years to 2024, however at a slower and declining rate as the market further matures.
The Philippines is well on its way to launching 5G services. Smart Communications activated its first 5G cell sites in Makati and is testing the platform and developing solutions such as autonomous vehicles. Globe Telecom has revealed plans to launch its 5G service in partnership with Huawei Technologies later in 2019.
Key Developments
Telecommunications investment will continue to support high speed broadband access.
The Philippines data centre market has seen rapid recent growth.
Globe Telecom is now challenging PLDT in both the fixed and wireless markets.
Smart Communications have teamed up with Google to deploy additional Wi-Fi hubs across the country
The DICT has staged a pilot run of the National Fiber Backbone (NFB).
A smart city project off the coast of Manila has begun.
The Philippines has seen a rapid recent increase in mobile broadband penetration.
Mobile subscriber growth is expected to be relatively low over the next five years to 2023.
The Philippines is well on its way to launching 5G services.
Key companies mentioned in this report:
PLDT, Smart Communications, Globe Telecom, Liberty Telecom, Bayantel, Bell Telecom (BellTel), Digitel, Eastern Telecom (ETPI), Innove (Globe), PT&T, ABS-CBN Corp, Altimax, Bayantel, Broadband Philippines, Vega Telecom.
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Major Key Points in Table of Content:
Key statistics
Country overview
Telecommunications market
Market Overview and Analysis
Telco Infrastructure
Regional Market Comparison
Regulatory environment
Regulatory authority National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) Commission on Information and Communications Technology (CICT) Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) Interconnection Anti-cable tapping law Foreign ownership rules Misleading and Deceptive Conduct Access Cybercrime legislation Fixed network operators Philippine Long Distance Telephone Company (PLDT) Globe Telecom Bell Telecom PT&T TierOne Telecommunications infrastructure Overview of the national telecom network Internet exchanges Fixed-line statistics International infrastructure Submarine International gateways Satellite systems Very Small Aperture Terminal (VSAT) services Smart Cities Data Centres Regional overview and Analysis Providers Broadband market Introduction and statistical overview Market Overview and analysis Broadband Statistics and Forecasts Fixed Broadband Service Providers Philippine Long Distance Telephone Company (PLDT) Globe Telecom Entry of Third Telco Operator Fixed Broadband Technologies Fibre to the Home (FttH) National Broadband Network Other fixed broadband services Digital media Videostreaming VoIP Mobile communications Market Overview and Analysis Mobile statistics Mobile Statistics and Forecasts Mobile ARPU Mobile broadband statistics and Forecasts Regulatory Issues SIM registration Mobile Spectrum Mobile Number Portability (MNP) Mobile infrastructure 3G and 4G 5G MIMO Major mobile operators Mobile Operator statistics Smart Communications Globe Telecom NOW Telecom (Next Mobile)
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