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Handset Manufacturers Are Facing Increasing Market Saturation and Are Forced to

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DUBLIN, Ireland--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Research and Markets () has announced the addition of Strategies to Accelerate Handset Financing in Emerging Markets to their offering.

There are 1.5 billion people in emerging markets who do not currently own a mobile handset but are willing and, through appropriate business models, would be able to purchase one within the next 12 to 24 months. This market segment, defined as the near-term consumer market, is found in the economic strata between those who already have a mobile phone and the 1.1 billion people living on the equivalent of less than $1 per day. These near-term purchasers are extremely price-sensitive and geographically dispersed, presenting unique challenges for handset manufacturers.

This report provides foundational tools and data to inform innovative business models that will stimulate first-time mobile handset purchases through financing and provides mobile communications business managers with strategies and tools for increasing revenues in emerging markets in a 12-24 month time frame. Data, insights and recommendations can be applied to realize revenue growth, maintain profit margins, execute within a limited budget, and set realistic internal expectations.

-Part 1 sizes, locates and characterizes the near-term handset market. An overview of the main inhibitors to purchasing a new handset is also provided.

-Part 2 describes the financial services landscape of the ten largest near-term markets, which include China, India, Indonesia, Bangladesh, Iran, Egypt, Vietnam, Brazil, Pakistan and Mexico. Through in-depth interviews with prospective near-term market candidates and local financial services experts, we offer a set of strategies to tap into formal and informal financing mechanisms to accelerate first-time mobile handset sales.

-Part 3 consists of two Resource Guides. The first includes data for 119 countries, including the size of the near-term market, overall population, mobile penetration rates as of mid-2007, and the annual income levels (ceiling and floor) for the near-term target market. The second Resource Guide provides information on more than 50 financial services organizations that are potential partners for programs to extend financial services to near-term handset market candidates. Data include the organization’s name, type and reach (clients served).

This report is part of a series of practical guides designed to assist wireless industry managers to capture incremental near-term markets in emerging markets. It provides insights and recommendations for business managers and strategists to realize revenue growth, maintain profit margins, execute within a limited budget, and set and meet realistic internal expectations without radical changes in business processes or technologies.

Key Questions Answered

-What is the size, location, and characteristics of the addressable market (one-two years) for first-time mobile handsets in 119 emerging market countries?

-What are the main inhibitors to purchase?

-Who are the major players and potential partners for financing schemes in top ten near-term markets including China, India, Indonesia, Bangladesh, Iran, Egypt, Vietnam, Brazil, Pakistan and Mexico?

-How can I leverage these partners to finance first-time mobile phone purchases?

-What are the characteristics of key US-based global microfinance networks?

-Who are the potential financing partners in the top ten emerging markets?

Content Outline:

Executive Summary and Recommendations

Key Terms and Concepts

The Near-term Handset Market

-Size of the Near-term Market

-Location of the Near-term Market

-Top Ten Near-term Markets

-Characteristics of the Near-term Market

--Income levels

--Education

--Distribution

-Consumption trends

--Purchasing Inhibitors of the Near-term Market

-Financing Options for Near-term Handset Buyers

--Financial Services Landscape

--Formal Financing Services in the Top Ten Near-term Markets

--Informal Financing Services in the Top Ten Near-term Markets

--Interaction between Financing Institutions

--Sources of Credit within the Top Ten Near-term Markets

--Portfolio of Financing Mechanisms

Resource Guides

-Worldwide Near-Term First-time Mobile Handset Purchaser Market Size

-Key Partnership Organizations in Top Ten Near-term Markets

-Characteristics of Key US-based Global Microfinance Networks

Publication Information

Endnotes

Table and Figures

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