New Delhi: Global telecom industry<\/a> body GSMA expects India to have 920 million unique mobile subscribers by 2025 which will include 88 million 5G<\/a> connections. \"5G connections in India are forecast to reach 88 million by 2025...This will leave India trailing regional peers such as China, which is set to see almost 30 per cent of its total connection base on 5G by 2025,\" the GSMA Intelligence report released in May said.

It said there were close to 750 million unique subscribers at the end of 2018 and expected to reach almost 920 million by 2025.

\"India alone will generate almost a quarter of the world's new mobile subscribers over this period,\" it said.

According to GSMA, data consumption pattern in India on
4G<\/a> network supports in time uptake of new 5G devices and services.

However, the emergence of 5G ecosystem in India will depend on telecom operators' ability to invest in network which requires favourable support on policy and regulatory fronts.

GSMA forecasts that the Indian mobile market will return to revenue growth in the second half of 2019 and continue to grow modestly till 2025 but market revenues will still be below the level of 2016, indicating that market repair will be a slow and challenging process.

On quarterly basis, revenues have been declining year-on-year since mid 2016 and India has one of the world's lowest average revenue per person (ARPU).

GSMA estimates that total mobile revenues in India have dipped more than 20 per cent over the period.

According to telecom regulator Trai, telecom sector's gross revenue declined 3.43 per cent year-on-year to Rs 58,991 crore in October-December 2018 period.

GSMA said that a recent survey of global mobile data pricing highlighted that India was the cheapest market among over 200 countries surveyed in the final quarter of 2018.

\"The average price for 1 GB of data during this period was Rs 18.5 (USD 0.26), compared to a global average price per gigabyte of USD 8.53. Lower tariffs and ARPU levels help drive affordability and are important elements in addressing the digital divide. However, at low levels they also affect the financial stability of the sector,\" the report said.

GSMA recommended reduction in licence fee from 8 to 6 per cent and the spectrum fee from 3-8 per cent to 1 per cent to reduce financial constraints on telecom players.

The report said India is likely to be the second largest smartphone market by 2025 with around 1 billion installed devices.

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印度8800万年可能2025 5 g连接:GSMA

印度将产生世界近四分之一的新的手机用户在这段时间。

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新德里:全球电信行业身体GSMA预计印度到2025年将有9.2亿的手机用户将包括8800万5克连接。“5 g连接在印度预计到2025年将达到8800万…这将使印度落后中国等地区同行,将看到近30%的总连接基地5克到2025年,”GSMA情报5月发布的报告说。

它说有接近7.5亿独特的用户在2018年底,预计到2025年将达到近9.2亿。

“印度将产生世界近四分之一的新的手机用户在此期间,”它说。

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根据GSMA,数据消费模式在印度4 g网络支持及时吸收新的5 g设备和服务。

然而,印度5 g的生态系统的出现将取决于电信运营商投资于网络的能力需要有利的政策和监管方面的支持。

GSMA预测,印度移动市场将在2019年下半年收入增长,继续适度增长直到2025年但市场收入仍将低于2016年的水平,这表明市场修复将是一个缓慢而具有挑战性的过程。

在季度基础上,收入自2016年中期以来同比下降和印度有一个世界上人均收入最低的(ARPU)。

GSMA估计,在印度移动总收入已下跌逾20%。

根据电信监管机构火车,电信行业的总收入同比下降3.43%在10 - 2018年期间58991卢比。

GSMA说,最近的一项调查的全球移动数据定价强调,印度最便宜的市场调查中超过200个国家在2018年最后一个季度。

“平均价格为1 GB的数据在此期间是18.5卢比(0.26美元),而全球平均价格每GB 8.53美元。降低关税和帮助推动能力和ARPU值是重要的元素在解决数字鸿沟。但是,在低水平也影响金融稳定的行业,”该报告说。

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GSMA建议减少从8到6%和频谱执照费费用从3 - 8百分之1%,以减少金融限制电信玩家。

报告说,印度可能是第二大智能手机市场在2025年安装了大约10亿的设备。

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New Delhi: Global telecom industry<\/a> body GSMA expects India to have 920 million unique mobile subscribers by 2025 which will include 88 million 5G<\/a> connections. \"5G connections in India are forecast to reach 88 million by 2025...This will leave India trailing regional peers such as China, which is set to see almost 30 per cent of its total connection base on 5G by 2025,\" the GSMA Intelligence report released in May said.

It said there were close to 750 million unique subscribers at the end of 2018 and expected to reach almost 920 million by 2025.

\"India alone will generate almost a quarter of the world's new mobile subscribers over this period,\" it said.

According to GSMA, data consumption pattern in India on
4G<\/a> network supports in time uptake of new 5G devices and services.

However, the emergence of 5G ecosystem in India will depend on telecom operators' ability to invest in network which requires favourable support on policy and regulatory fronts.

GSMA forecasts that the Indian mobile market will return to revenue growth in the second half of 2019 and continue to grow modestly till 2025 but market revenues will still be below the level of 2016, indicating that market repair will be a slow and challenging process.

On quarterly basis, revenues have been declining year-on-year since mid 2016 and India has one of the world's lowest average revenue per person (ARPU).

GSMA estimates that total mobile revenues in India have dipped more than 20 per cent over the period.

According to telecom regulator Trai, telecom sector's gross revenue declined 3.43 per cent year-on-year to Rs 58,991 crore in October-December 2018 period.

GSMA said that a recent survey of global mobile data pricing highlighted that India was the cheapest market among over 200 countries surveyed in the final quarter of 2018.

\"The average price for 1 GB of data during this period was Rs 18.5 (USD 0.26), compared to a global average price per gigabyte of USD 8.53. Lower tariffs and ARPU levels help drive affordability and are important elements in addressing the digital divide. However, at low levels they also affect the financial stability of the sector,\" the report said.

GSMA recommended reduction in licence fee from 8 to 6 per cent and the spectrum fee from 3-8 per cent to 1 per cent to reduce financial constraints on telecom players.

The report said India is likely to be the second largest smartphone market by 2025 with around 1 billion installed devices.

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