Articles tagged with: Vodafone Egypt and Etisalat
New Study into Mobile Network Satisfaction in Four Arab Nations
Maktoob Research has published the findings of a recent online study which canvassed the opinions of 4,618 cellular subscribers of various nationalities, aged 18 and above, across four countries with 1,264 respondents from Egypt, 1,163 from Saudi Arabia (KSA), 1,009 from the UAE and 1,182 from Jordan. more
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Who are the Top 10 Operators in the Mid-East and Africa?
The mobile market in the Middle East and Africa seemed to slow down in the second quarter of 2007. Indeed, we have to go back four years, to the second quarter of 2003, to find its equal. In both periods, the market grew by 8.0%, but while this implied fewer than 5 million new connections in 2003, in 2007, it meant 24 million. Looking across the markets what we see is that most of the fastest growing businesses were in Africa, rather than the Middle East, where markets are characterised by much higher penetration rates. more
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Who are the Top 10 Operators in the Mid-East and Africa?
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New Egyptian Network Passes Million Subscriber Mark
Etisalat hosted an event in Cairo last week, to celebrate the first 50 days of operations in Egypt. Etisalat Misr announced that it has neared a million customers since its launch. Etisalat won a 15 year, renewable license to provide both GSM and 3G mobile services in Egypt in July 2006. Etisalat owns 66 per cent of its Egyptian subsidiary, with the remainder divided amongst a consortium including Egypt Post with 20%, The National Bank of Egypt with 10%, Nabotha with 1.5% and finally the Commercial International Bank with 1%. more
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Who are the Top 10 Operators in Africa and Mid-East
Once again, the components of the list of the ten largest companies in the Middle East and Africa region are unchanged quarter on quarter, but, as before, there are several positional changes. Vodacom in South Africa is still by far the largest business in the region, with 23.9m customers and it is difficult to imagine its position being threatened at any time in the near future. The only other likely contenders for the top spot are Nigerian - given the three to one difference in population between the two countries - but with five competitors there, rather than just three, the threat could take some time to materialise. As it is, Nigerian companies take fifth and sixth place on the list and even these two taken together still don't quite match Vodacom's total. more
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Vodafone Says Remains Committed To Egyptian Mobile Market
LONDON -(Dow Jones)- Vodafone Group, Tuesday said it remains committed to selling mobile telephony services in Egypt, despite growing competition in the area. more
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Vodafone Would Face $578 Million Fee To Upgrade To 3G In Egypt
LONDON -(Dow Jones)- Vodafone Group would have to pay US$578 million to upgrade its second-generation mobile license in Egypt to a 3G license as a knock-on effect of the price paid by a rival for Egypt's third mobile license earlier this week. more
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Vodafone Egypt: Third Mobile Operator Not A Threat
CAIRO -(Dow Jones)- The arrival of a third mobile network company in Egypt won't eat into Vodafone's market share, Ian Gray, chief executive of Vodafone Egypt, said Sunday. more
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PRESS: AFK Sistema plans to participate in GSM tender in Egypt
MOSCOW, Feb 16 (Prime-Tass) -- Major Russian holding AFK Sistema plans to participate in a tender for a GSM license in Egypt, Sistema's President Vladimir Yevtushenkov said, Kommersant business daily reported Thursday. more
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