BMI View: The Central American region is characterised by a heavy government presence in the telecoms market through state-owned companies. Regulatory authorities may lack independence and this can negatively affect competition in the industry. As growth begins to slow down in the region, governments are interested in boosting competitiveness by adding new players, divesting themselves of their state-owned entities and introducing number portability. Many markets have well over 100% penetration and new methods are needed to grow low average revenue per user (ARPU) levels by deploying higher-value services. Key Data ? Data from the regulator SIT has resulted in BMI …
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