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EIU report highlights international expansion for telcos
- Friday | 28th September, 2018
Algar Telecom: A dark horseAlgar Telecom, a Brazilian telecoms company, has only about 1.2m mobile subscribers in a country with over 37m mobile users. Non-OECD countries will account for nearly three-quarters of global mobile subscribers, drawing in telecoms operators such as Qatar-based Ooredoo. These companies have been selected largely because of their ambitious strategies, which have seen them expand in both domestic and international markets. The next two years are going to be crucial for the company in its ambitious plan to move up the list of the world’s top telecoms companies. In the report, the EIU ignores the industry behemoths in order to look at the expansion plans of 12 lesser-known companies in non-OECD markets, chosen from the 1,500-odd companies covered by the Competitor Intelligence service.
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