New York City, New York - The increasing use of smartphones and tablets has resulted in substantial growth of data. This has also created significant demand for high-speed internet. Mobile data usage is expected to grow at an exponential pace over the next few years, creating significant opportunities for telecom services providers such as Spain’s Telefonica S.A. (NYSE: TEF) and Japan’s NTT Docomo Inc. (NYSE: DCM).
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Wireless has been the key growth driver for telecom services providers globally. The trend is expected to continue, especially as more and more users shift to smartphones and tablets. Smartphone and tablet usage is expected to continue to grow over the next few years. The increasing use of smartphones and tablets has also led to a rise in data usage. Mobile data usage, in fact, is expected to be a key revenue driver for telecom services providers.
Another major trend in the telecom industry has been the increasing demand for high-speed internet. Telecom services providers across the world have been investing heavily to improve their network infrastructure and increase bandwidth. The trend is expected to continue and likely to result in increasing capital spending from telecom services providers such as Telefonica S.A. and NTT Docomo Inc.NTT DOCOMO Inc.free research is available today at
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Last week, Madrid-based Telefonica S.A. reported its financial results for 2012. The company noted that 2012 was a key year in its transformation process. The company took several initiatives during 2012 which it believes will accelerate the restoring of its growth differential. Our free research report onTelefonica S.A.can be downloaded upon registration at
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For 2012, Telefonica reported revenue of $62.356 billion Euros. The company saw solid growth in mobile data revenue in 2012.Consolidated OIBDA rose 5.1% on a reported basis to 21.231 billion Euros in 2012. The company ended the year with 316 million subscribers. Net income for 2012 totaled 3.928 billion Euros.
Conversely, NTT Docomo Inc. announced that it will establish a wholly-owned subsidiary in Brazil, called DOCOMO Brasil Servicos de Telecomunicacao Ltda in recent days. The subsidiary will offer mobile solutions for mainly Japanese corporate customers in Brazil. It will also conduct research aimed at developing new business opportunities in Latin America.
Back in January, NTT Docomo reported its financial results. The company’s operating revenue for the nine-month period ended in December 31, 2012 was 3,370.8 billion yen. Wireless services sales for the nine-month period were 2,787.1 billion yen, while equipment sales for the period were 583.7 billion yen. Operating income for the nine-month period was 702.2 billion yen. Net income for the nine-month period stood at 409.8 billion yen.
In the December quarter, the company had operating revenue of 1.163.5 billion yen. Wireless services sales for the quarter were 942.2 billion yen, while equipment sales for the period were 221.3 billion yen. Operating income was 231.1 billion for the three-month period, while net income was 128.9 billion yen for the three-month period.
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