Read this article to learn:
- The huge potential for the tower industry in Myanmar; a 60mn population with less than 5% mobile penetration and aggressive rollout requirements
- Terrain and transport infrastructure challenges
- Why sparse spectrum allocation creates build-to-suit and tower sharing opportunities
- Engagement to date of Apollo Towers, Protelindo and Digicel
Two mobile communications licences have been awarded in Myanmar, respectively to Ooredoo and Telenor. Two others will also be issued to local companies, which are now seeking to partner with international operators. Myanmar is virgin territory for towers. Little infrastructure exists at this time. Significant buildout is thus required. Enda Hardiman, Managing Partner of consultancy…
Towercos and MNOs are entitled to a free subscription. Please login with your usual credentials or apply for a new account.
This content is for Subscribers only
To read the full article either login below or follow the link to subscribe.
Announcing an enhanced TowerXchange Journal – subscribe now!
Our new improved offering will allow you to access the insight and analysis you have come to rely on from TowerXchange – but in a format that suits you.
We would love you to continue to receive the TowerXchange Journal by subscribing, and to contribute to the knowledge sharing and information resource we have built up in the form of over 2.5mn words of research and almost 1,000 CXO interviews. An individual subscription costs GBP£2,500 per year, with corporate subscriptions priced according to scale.
