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Hondutel launches 2nd PHS operation, eyes third for Dec

The company expects to sell 100,000 lines using the new service, named Sulatel, in its first year of operations, similar to the goal of its first PHS operation called Tegucel launched in capital Tegucigalpa in July. Hondutel plans to launch a third operation in port city La Ceiba on Honduras' northern coast in December. The company expects to have national coverage in 2008. more

Related Tags: america-movil, millicom-international, fixed-wireless, millicom, Honduras


Iusacell, C&W, Digicel, Telefonica joust for Honduras' 4th mobile license

Local press reports this week differed on who the actual finalists were. more

Related Tags: america-movil, millicom-international, fixed-wireless, millicom, Honduras


Who are the Fastest Growing Networks in Caribbean/Latin America?

The majority of the names on the list of the leading operators in Caribbean and Latin America (CALA) by customer numbers reappear on the list of the fastest growing - but not the first on the list. This is minor Mexican player iusacell, which recorded 1.7m additions to take its total to 3.9m. However, the numbers have to be treated with caution - the vast majority of this growth came from the acquisition of Unefon which closed during the quarter. Without this, the number of new connections would have been below 0.5m - not enough to take a place in the top ten, let alone first.  more

Related Tags: telecom-italia, telefonica, tim, america-movil, telcel, vivo, 3m


Iusacell interest in Panama license auction brings bidders to 14

This brings the total number of possible bidders to 14, adding to America Movil, France's Orange, Luxembourg's Millicom International Celular, Jamaica-based Digicel and US group Vitel, as well as Panamanian firms Vtel, Global Star, Clarocom, Cable Onda, Advanced Communication, Innovation Wireless, Torres Troncales and Pan American Wireless. more

Related Tags: digicel, movistar, millicom-international, millicom, Panama


Mexico's 2Q Mobile Phone Subscribers +21.7% To 62 Million - Regulator

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Related Tags: grupo-iusacell, cofetel, telefonica-moviles


Iusacell investing US$160mn in network expansion over next year

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Mexico's Iusacell Eyes Expansion Into Latin America

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Related Tags: zte, grupo-iusacell, number-portability, telcel, telefonica-moviles, 1xev-do


Mexico Iusacell Focuses On Growth, Rather Than Costs, In '07

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Related Tags: gsm-association, zte, citigroup, grupo-iusacell, verizon-communications, securities-and-exchange-commission, cdma-development-group, telcel, vodafone-group, cofetel, 1xev-do


Mexico Market Update - Telcel Goes for Quality over Quantity

Telcel (América Móvil) continues to dominate in Mexico with a total of 46.1m subscribers. The market as a whole stands at 62.1m, with total net additions of 11.4m year on year, a 22.6% annual growth rate. This is a respectable rate of expansion, and it represents an improvement on the 21.4% rate of growth seen in the 2006 calendar year, as well as the 20.2% annual growth to Q2 2006.

Penetration in Mexico stood at 57.1% at the end of Q2 2007, up 10pp from Q2 2006, so the market still holds plenty of potential.

However, growth actually slowed in the first two quarters of 2007, largely due to Telcel's performance: at 1.2m, its figure for quarterly net additions in Q2 2007 is its lowest since Q2 2004 and it has the second lowest quarterly growth rate across the América Móvil group. The reason for this is not sluggishness on Telcel's part, but a shift of focus away from raw subscriber growth towards an improvement in the quality of its customer base. Contract customers now account for 7.3% of its total subscribers, up 0.5pp year on year. The following chart demonstrates how the improvement in customer base compensates for the decline in new connections. more

Related Tags: iden, movistar, telcel, danger


FEATURE: CDMA in LatAm, where to go in the face of GSM explosion?"

Despite the fact there are more than three times the amount of GSM mobile users than CDMA in Latin America, CDMA is not about to go out of fashion. more

Related Tags: digicel, cdma-450, 3g-americas, cdma-development-group, telcel, cdma2000, police, analog, cdg


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