Canadian Telecommunications Capex Budgets, 2008-2009: Industry Report

Canadian Telecommunications Capex Budgets, 2008-2009

Product Type: Market Research Report
Published by: IDC
Published: October 2009
Product Code: R104-40337

Description

This IDC study updates IDC Canada's previous 2008 capex forecast of Canadian telecommunications service providers and provides our initial 2009 capex budget forecasts for Canada's major telecommunications service providers. Capital expenditures ("capex") for the Canadian telecommunications service sector posted a slight year-over-year decline of 1 per cent in 2008 but a substantial 16 per cent increase is projected in 2009 spending plans, according to IDC Canada's annual telecom provider capex budget survey.

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
IDC Opinion

In This Study
Methodology
Situation Overview
Introduction
Canadian Telecom Capex Fell in 2008
Future Outlook
Forecast and Assumptions
Assessment of Future Directions: Telecom Capex Drivers and Inhibitors
Optical Networks Key to Next-Gen Networks
Capex Spending by Segment and Vendor Profiles
Incumbent Local Exchange Carriers
Bell Canada
2009 Capex Guidance
Bell Aliant
Telus
SaskTel
MTS
Inter-Exchange and Competitive Local Exchange Carriers
Allstream
AT&T Global Services
Rogers Business Solutions
Primus
Ontera
Wireless Carriers
Wireless Capex Gets $1 Billion Boost in 2009
Globalive Backed by Egypt's Orascom
Quebecor
DAVE
Rogers Wireless
Bell Mobility
Bell and Telus Build Joint HSDPA Network
Telus Mobility
MTS Mobility
SaskTel Mobility
Fixed Wireless Broadband
Cable Companies
Rogers
Groupé Vidéotron
Essential Guidance
Strategies
Learn More
Related Research
Definitions
Telecom Service Segment Definitions
Methodology
Synopsis
Table: Canadian Telecom Service Providers Capex Budget Variances by Company, January–December 2008 (C$M)
Table: Key Forecast Assumptions for the Canadian ICT Market, 2009–2013
Table: Canadian Telecom Capital Expenditures by Company, 2001–2009 (C$M)
Table: Canadian ILEC Wireline Capex, 2001–2009 (C$M)
Table: Telus Capital Expenditures by Province, 2008 (C$M)
Table: Canadian IXC and CLEC Capex, 2001–2009 (C$M)
Table: Canadian Wireless Service Providers Capex, 2001–2009 (C$M)
Table: Rogers Wireless Capex Program Additions, 2007 and 2008 (C$M and %)
Table: Canadian Cable Company Capex Budgets, 2001–2009 (C$M)
Table: Canadian Telecom Capex Spending, 2001–2009 (C$M)
Table: Rogers Cable Capex Program Additions, 2007 and 2008 (C$M and %)
Figure: Global Telecom Capital Expenditures and Capital Intensity Ratio, 2003–2008
Figure: Canadian Telecom Revenue Versus Capital Expenditures, 1999–2008 (C$M)
Figure: Canadian Telecom Services Capital Expenditures, 1999–2008 (C$M)
Figure: Canadian Telecom Provider Total Capex Budget Changes, 2008 (C$M)
Figure: Canadian ILEC Capital Intensity Ratios, 2008
Figure: Canadian Telecom Services Capital Expenditures, 2001–2008 (C$M)
Figure: Canadian Telecom Service Providers Capital Expenditures, 2000–2009 (C$M)
Figure: Canadian Telecom Services Capex Annual Change, 2001–2009 (%)
Figure: Canadian Telecom Services Capex Spending by Segment, 2001–2009 (C$M)
Figure: Canadian Telecom Services Capex Annual Budget Change by Segment, 2001–2009 (%)
Figure: Canadian Top Five Telecom Capex Spenders, 2001–2009 (C$M)
Figure: Canadian ILEC Wireline Capex Spending, 2001–2009 (C$M)
Figure: Canadian ILEC Wireline and Wireless Capital Intensity Ratios, 2003–2009 (% Revenue)
Figure: Bell Canada ILEC Wireline Capex and Capital Intensity Ratio, 1998–2009 (C$M and %)
Figure: Allstream Revenue and Capex, 2000–2009 (C$M)
Figure: Canadian Wireless Revenue Versus Capex, 2001–2009 (C$M)
Figure: Bell and Telus Joint Wireless 4G Network Evolution, 2007–2013
Figure: Canadian Telecom Services Capital Expenditures, 2001–2009 (C$M)
Figure: Canadian Telecom Capex by Segment, 2000–2009 (C$M)
Figure: Canadian Top Five Telecom Capex Spenders, 2000–2009 (C$M)

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