Research and Markets: Unique Insight into the Chinese Telecom Industry - Post Restructure

DUBLIN--(Business Wire)--
Research and Markets
(http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/9a908b/chinese_telecom_in) has
announced the addition of the "Chinese Telecom Industry - Post Restrcuture"
report to their offering.

The telecom industry in China is one of the largest in the Asia-Pacific region
and is dominated by three state-run businesses: China Telecom, China Unicom and
China Mobile which were formed by a recent restructuring, directed primarily by
the Ministry of Information Industry (MII). This industry deregulation and the
issuance of 3G licenses have attracted huge foreign investments in the Chinese
telecom industry. The report Chinese Telecom Industry 2010 - Revisiting May
2008, on the Chinese telecom industry, is an extensive research study of the
third restructuring of the industry which occurred in May 2008. It discusses the
reasons and implications of the consolidation on the industry performance as
well as the individual performance of the players involved.

The key questions answered in the report are as follows:

1. What was the rationale behind the consolidation or restructuring of the
Chinese Telecom sector held in May 2008? 2. How has the restructuring affected
the performance of the related telecom players? 3. Was the aim behind the
restructuring fulfilled? 4. What is the current scenario of the Chinese telecom
Industry and what are the various growth drivers? 5. What are the potential
investment areas of the industry and which players are eyeing the same?

Besides, the report works as a complete investment guide for the players looking
to invest or venture into the Chinese Telecom Industry. This will give an edge
in planning your future business strategies for decision making vis--vis Chinese
Telecom Industry.

Chapter 1: The first section of this chapter Industry Overview provides a
detailed overview of the Chinese Telecom industry in context of the overall
subscriber base and the industry revenue. The section covers the restructuring
of the Chinese telecom sector which took place in May 2008 stating the reasons
for the same, the current position of the industry and the prevailing demand and
supply scenario of the industry. The Growth Drivers section of the report covers
the main factor supporting the growth of the industry which include the
supportive economic environment of China, the various initiatives and reforms by
the government for the betterment of the industry, introduction of new and
latest technologies like 3G, WiMAX, IPTv, MobileTv and VAS and the ever
increasing ARPU for the Chinese Telecom Industry.

Chapter 2: This chapter focuses upon the various emerging sectors within the
Chinese Telecom Industry including 3G, WiMAX, IPTv, MobileTv and Value Added
Services.

Chapter 3: The chapter Segment Analysis gives a detailed analysis of the
different segments of the Chinese Telecom Industry i.e Fixed Line, Wireless,
Broadband and Internet in context of the subscriber base per segment, the
revenue contribution by each segment towards the industry and their respective
market shares.

Chapter 4: The primary regulator of telecommunications in China is Ministry of
Industry and Information Technology (MII). This chapter discusses the various
norms of the Chinese Government regarding FDI, exports, etc.

Chapter 5: This chapter of the report gives a brief profile of the major players
in the Chinese telecom Industry and discusses the related bench-marking matrix.
The key strengths and the weak areas of the players have been studied
analytically.

Chapter 6: This section gives a critical analysis of the Chinese Telecom
Industry through PESTLE Analysis and Porters 5 Forces Model.

This report can be delivered in 3 business days.

Companies Mentioned:

* China Telecom
* China Unicom
* China Mobile

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