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PUNE, MAHARASTRA, INDIA, July 18, 2019 /EINPresswire.com/ -- WiseGuyReports.com “Slovenia - Telecoms, Mobile and Broadband - Statistics and Analyses” report has been added to its Research Database.

Scope of the Report:

Slovenia - Telecoms

Slovenia aiming for comprehensive fibre coverage. Slovenia’s fixed-line telecom market remains dominated by Telekom Slovenije despite regulatory efforts to develop competition in the sector. The Group suffered from declining revenue following the financial crisis of 2008 and 2009, and only showed growth again in 2017. To diversify its business interests and lessen the reliance on pure telecom services the company has expanded into the electricity and insurance sectors, capitalising on its extensive customer base. In response to competition the telco has also followed the path of many European incumbents and developed an international presence, focused predominantly on the Balkans region where it is becoming a regional provider of IT and multimedia services. 

The competitive mobile market has four mobile network operators and a small number of mobile virtual network operators, operating in a country with a potential market of just over two million people. The regulator has addressed the need of mobile operators to be provided with more spectrum, holding a number of spectrum auctions in recent years. Additional spectrum in a range of bands will be made available for LTE and 5G services during 2019. 

Slovenia’s broadband market continues to be dominated by a small number of players. Despite the launch of competing platforms, DSL remains the most popular access method though its market share is being eroded by the steady development of fibre-based networks, as well as by upgraded cable networks. 

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This report offers a variety of statistics and an overview of Slovenia’s fixed-line telecoms market, covering the major players, regulatory measures and developments in fixed-line infrastructure. In addition the report covers the broadband market, highlighting major players and industry developments and including subscriber forecasts. The report also analyses the mobile market, including updates on operators and regulatory measures. 

Key developments:

Telekom Slovenije unbundles fibre infrastructure; 

Government funding extends broadband to more municipalities; 

Government broadband program targets extending FttP to 90% of the population by 2020; 

Telekom Slovenije launches satellite broadband services; 

Sharp rise in VoIP connections as PSTN declines; 

Telecoms sector investment recovers from economic downturn; 

Proportion of access lines on NGNs continues to grow; 

Amendments made to the Electronic Communications Act; 

A1 Slovenia trials carrier aggregation technology to provide data at up to 877.5Mb/s; 

Regulator and Ministry of Public Administration initiate a number of trials for the use of 5G technologies; 

MVNO IZI Mobil transfers subscribers to Telekom Slovenije; 

Regulator opens consultation into auction of spectrum in the 3.5GHz, 10GHz and 12GHz bands; 

Report update includes the regulator’s annual report and market reports to March 2018; telcos’ operating and financial data to Q2 2018; recent market developments.

Companies mentioned in this report: 

A1 Slovenia (Si.mobil), Mobitel, Telemach (Tušmobil), T-2, Debitel, Telekom Slovenije, Amis Telekom, Serbia Broadband, Tuštelekom

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Major Key Points in Table of Content:

Key statistics 
1.1 Country overview 
2. Telecommunications market 
2.1 Market analysis 
3. Regulatory environment 
    3.1 Historic overview 
    3.2 Regulatory authority 
      3.2.1 Telecom sector liberalisation 
      3.2.2 Privatisation of Telekom Slovenije 
      3.2.3 Interconnect 
      3.2.4 Access 
      3.2.5 Number Portability (NP) 
      3.2.6 Carrier Selection (CS) and Carrier PreSelection (CPS) 
4. Fixed network operators 
    4.1 Introduction 
    4.2 Telekom Slovenije 
    4.3 A1 Slovenia (Amis Telekom) 
    4.4 T-2 
5. Telecommunications infrastructure 
    5.1 Overview and statistics 
    5.2 Telekom Slovenije 
    5.3 Alternative operators 
    5.4 Wholesaling 
6. Broadband market 
    6.1 Introduction and statistical overview 
      6.1.1 Market analysis 
      6.1.2 Broadband statistics 
      6.1.3 Forecasts – broadband subscribers – 2019; 2021; 2023 
    6.2 Hybrid Fibre Coax (HFC) networks 
    6.3 Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) networks 
    6.4 Fibre-to-the-Premises (FttP) networks 
    6.5 Other fixed broadband services 
      6.5.1 Wireless broadband 
      6.5.2 Satellite broadband 
    6.6 Government strategy 
    6.7 Legislation 
    6.8 Identification and authorisation 
7. Digital economy 
    7.1 E-government 
      7.1.1 Infrastructure 
    7.2 E-health 
    7.3 E-commerce 
8. Digital media 
    8.1 Overview and statistics 
    8.2 Videostreaming 
9. Mobile communications 
    9.1 Market analysis 
    9.2 Mobile statistics 
      9.2.1 General statistics 
      9.2.2 Mobile voice services 
      9.2.3 Mobile data services 
      9.2.4 Mobile broadband 
    9.3 Regulatory issues 
      9.3.1 Licensing 
      9.3.2 Mobile Number Portability (MNP) 
      9.3.3 Mobile Termination Rates (MTRs) 
      9.3.4 Roaming 
      9.3.5 Mobile infrastructure 
      9.3.6 Other infrastructure developments 
    9.4 Major mobile operators 
      9.4.1 Mobitel 
      9.4.2 A1 Slovenia (Si.mobil) 
      9.4.3 Telemach Mobil (Tušmobil) 
      9.4.4 T-2 
      9.4.5 Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNOs) 
    9.5 Mobile content and applications 

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