Market opportunities in the telecommunications services sector

Article Abstract:

Telecoms services providers are facing a radical shake-up of their market due to regulatory changes and technological advances. Liberalisation of telecoms markets is progressing very slowly, and there have been difficulties creating effective regulatory frameworks. However, most countries have begun to privatise their state-owned telecoms firms, and competition is expected to increase as new entrants move into the market and technological changes take place. There is also a growing trend towards international strategic alliances.

Analysis, Telecommunications services industry, Telecommunications industry

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AUTOMOBILE SECTOR MOVES IN REVERSE GEAR

Article Abstract:

The medium and heavy commercial vehicle segment has seen sales decline by 37 percent to 24,327 units during April-August 1998. Sales of light commercial vehicles has fallen by 17 percent to 20,828 units while that of passenger cars declined by 4 percent to 165,522 units. The three-wheeler segment saw sales fall by 15 percent to 79,641 units. Sales of two-wheelers increased by 15 percent to 1,346,179 units. (khr)

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