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Who owns Europe’s telecom towers?

25th Sep 2015

11 minutes

Smart capital seeks investible European tower builders – and tower consolidators
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A guide to the Thai telecom tower market

12th Sep 2015

18 minutes

AEC Advisory maps the shifting landscape as Thailand’s BTO regime gives way to a new era of tower companies
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Baseline data on the US tower market and a view on Europe

19th Dec 2014

9 minutes

Former Macquarie tower guru now runs boutique European advisory firm and launches website quantifying US tower market
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Who’s who in tower design, manufacture, installation and managed services in Africa

13th Oct 2014

17 minutes

Your turnkey telecoms infrastructure partners for the design, installation and maintenance of thousands of cell sites in Africa
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The structure of the tower industry in Myanmar (May 2014)

14th May 2014

8 minutes

New license holders Ooredoo and Telenor partnering with four towercos to roll out 10,000 shared towers in two years
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Top 5 industry verticals

1st Apr 2014

9 minutes

Businesses are becoming ever more reliant on telecoms to support their operations. Capacity looks at five industry verticals primed to expand over the coming years.
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The fall and rise of bandwidth trading

11th Mar 2014

10 minutes

With the bandwidth trading market showing signs of revival, does any of the current crop of players look to have the right formula? Guy Matthews investigates.
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MTN announces sale of mobile network towers to IHS in Rwanda and Zambia

20th Feb 2014

6 minutes

MTN Group Limited announced that it has agreed to sell its tower portfolios in Rwanda and Zambia to IHS . MTN will sell a total of 1,228 mobile network towers to IHS’s subsidiaries in Rwanda and Zambia, comprised of 524 and 704 towers respectively, for undisclosed amounts.

What is vectoring technology?

1st Mar 2012

4 minutes

Vectoring technology has emerged as a means of increasing broadband speeds without investing in an extensive fibre roll-out.