Lewes, DE -- (SBWIRE) -- 09/07/2018 -- The Kyrgyzstan - Telecoms, Mobile and Broadband - Statistics and Analyses report includes all Publisher research data and analysis on this country. Covering trends and developments in telecommunications, mobile, internet, broadband, infrastructure and regulation.

Executive summary
Mobile Broadband grows strongly in Kyrgyzstan as 4G rollouts gain momentum

Fixed broadband penetration continues to grow strongly but from a very small base. Penetration in Kyrgyzstan remains very low mainly due to the dominance of the mobile platform. In addition, the limited and declining number of fixed telephone lines is restricting more widespread development. Over the next five years to 2023 low to moderate growth is expected from this small base.

Kyrgyzstan had implemented 'full competition' across all segments of its telecoms sector over a decade ago. The telecommunications sector in Kyrgyzstan has been generally characterised by an open market that welcomes both foreign and domestic investors. However there remains more to be done on the regulatory front to take full advantage of the reforms already in place. Compared to other Asian nations, Kyrgyzstan has very low fixed line and fixed-broadband penetration and low to moderate mobile broadband penetration.

International connectivity continues to grow. Kyrgyztelecom began construction of its second cross-border network link with Tajikistan. The international terrestrial link was required due to increased internet demand chiefly from users in Tajikistan.

The mobile subscriber growth rate in Kyrgyzstan has slowed considerably over the past four years due to a saturated mobile subscriber market. Further slow growth is also predicted over the next five years to 2023. Although there are four mobile networks in operation, the market is dominated by the two operators; Sky Mobile (Beeline) and MegaCom.

Mobile broadband continues to grow strongly in Kyrgyzstan. The mobile broadband subscriber penetration has grown strongly over the past six years driven by a mature mobile subscriber base and rollout of faster 4G mobile networks. 4G networks now cover over 50% of the nation as the major mobile operators gain momentum in their rollouts.

Strong growth is predicted over the next five years to 2023. The mobile broadband market will be driven by increasingly faster speeds offered by the mobile operators as they roll out 4G and eventually 5G networks and improving tariffs due to strong competition.

Key developments:
Fixed broadband penetration continues to grow strongly but from a very small base.
Mobile broadband continues to grow strongly.
The major mobile operators continue to rollout out 4G LTE mobile networks.
The number of fixed telephone lines is declining fairly quickly driven by rollout of mobile networks.
International connectivity continues to grow strongly.

Spanning over 41 pages "Kyrgyzstan - Telecoms, Mobile and Broadband - Statistics and Analyses" report covers Executive summary, Key Statistics, Country overview, Telecommunications market, Regulatory environment, Fixed network operators, Telecommunications infrastructure, Fixed-line broadband market, Mobile market, Major mobile operators, Broadcasting.

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