Transcript Aleksandr-Cheglygbashev

Armentel and Armenian
market
Cheglygbashev Alexander
Head of Inter-operator
Cooperation department
VimpelCom: At a Glance
Major latest developments establishes Vimpelcom Ltd as world’s sixth largest mobile
telecommunications provider:
■ Apr 15, 2011: Vimpelcom completes combination with Wind Telecom
■ Oct 15, 2010: OJSC VimpelCom and Kyivstar GSM transaction to combine under VimpelCom Ltd
■ Provides voice and data services through a
range of wireless, fixed, and broadband
technologies under the “Beeline”,
“Kyivstar”, “djuice”, “Wind”, “Infostrada”
“Mobilink”, “Leo”, “Banglalink”, “Telecel”,
and “Djezzy” brands
FIVE BUSINESS UNITS
■ Global operations covering total population
of about 843 million people: Russia,
Ukraine, Armenia, Kazakhstan,
Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Georgia,
Kyrgyzstan, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos,
Algeria, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Burundi,
Zimbabwe, Namibia, Central African
Republic, Italy and Canada
■ 181 million subscribers worldwide
■ Listed as an ADS on the New York Stock
Exchange under the ticker "VIP"
VimpelCom: Enhanced Platform for Global Growth
Main focus – Data services as a driver of usage and profitability
Benefits of an integrated carrier are among the major factors for success
in conditions of avalanche data traffic growth:
■ Transport network: 107’000 km of backbone network (without local intra-city networks) by the end of
2010: the largest terrestrial network in Russia and CIS
■ Interconnection and interoperation with other providers: more than 400 ISP networks have
interconnections to Vimpelcom backbone as an IP Transit customers
Vimpelcom has solid setup in Fixed-line operations to deliver further development in these areas:
Business segment, RUR bn
+1.8% y-o-y
+1.1% q-o-q
5.0
Russia Fixed-line Revenue, RUR bn
3Q 09
4.8
4.5
4.6
4.8
4.9
4Q 09
1Q 10
2Q 10
3Q 10
4Q 10
Wholesale segment, RUR bn
+9.3% y-o-y
–2.5% q-o-q
9.9
9.9
9.5
9.9
10.5
10.7
3Q 09
4Q 09
1Q 10
2Q 10
3Q 10
4Q 10
+8.3% y-o-y
+2.3% q-o-q
3.5
3.6
3.4
3.7
4.0
3.9
3Q 09
4Q 09
1Q 10
2Q 10
3Q 10
4Q 10
Residential segment revenue, RUR bn
+26.3% y-o-y
+17.1% q-o-q
0,9
3Q 09
1,1
1,2
1,2
1,2
4Q 09
1Q 10
2Q 10
3Q 10
1,5
4Q 10
VimpelCom: Map of Operations in Eurasia
… $10,5 billion total net operating revenue
*CIA – The World Factbook
Population and Penetration figures are provided by © 2011 Informa Telecoms&Media
International network: Western Backbone
International backbone network used capacity –
St.-Petersburg
170 GBps; will be expanded to 300 GBps in 2011
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Stockholm
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To New York
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Moscow
Riga
Vilnius
Minsk
To New York
Hamburg
London
Kiyiv
Amsterdam
Brussels
Lviv
Frankfort on
the Main
Munich
Uzhgorod
Vienna
Direct interconnects with leading worldwide
Ukraine
To H
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Presence at main peering points (IX)
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London (LINX)
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Amsterdam (AMS-IX)
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Frankfurt on the Main (DEC-IX)
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Stockholm (Netnode)
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Ashburn (Equinix)
Amsterdam
London
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Budapest
AMS-IX
LINX
Salzburg
To Iran, Armenia
International Network resources:
• Stockholm: up to 200 Gbps
• London: 15 Gbps
• Frankfurt on the Main: 70 Gbps
• New York: 10 Gbps
• Hong Kong: 10 Gbps
Stockholm
Frankfurt on the Main
Tier #3
Tier #2
Tier #1
DEC-IX
Peering Points (IX)
Tier #4
Moscow
St.-Petersburg
CJSC “ArmenTel”: About Company
■Since 2006 - 100% subsidiary of the Vimpelcom
■Full set of the telecommunication licenses including the licenses for mobile and fix
telephony, Internet and data services, the dominating operator of Armenia
■Subscribers:
- mobile - active base over 670,000
- fixed
- active base over 600,000
- broadband - over 110,000
■The company has its own fiber optic infrastructure over the Armenia and international
interconnections with Georgia and Iran:
- length of total subscriber network cables - about 15’850 km
- length of the fiber optic network cables - about 2’650 km.
■Financial results for 2010:
- Net operational revenue - $ 182.4 mln
- OIBDA - $ 78.2 mln
CJSC “ArmenTel”: Network
Services for International Carriers
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The largest carrier in Armenia. Interconnection
points with international networks
Total network capacity – 40Gb
Technology - FOC: DWDM, IP/MPLS, SDH
TDM channels: up to STM-64 capacity
Ethernet channels: up to 10Gb capacity
FOC interconnection to:
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FoptNet
TIC (Iran)
SilkNet
Caucasus Online
DeltaCom
Broadband Internet capacity:
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Over 10 Gbps (fast upgrade: up to 20 Gbps availability)
International Internet capacity all providers on the end of 2010
– 4.35Gb (according to source: Telegeography)
Development:
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Interconnection with Turkey Networks
Network expansion -additional (backup) line construction
Broadband Internet usage permanent increase by ArmenTel’s
own subscribers
Armentel's subscribers broadband Internet
usage (total)
Mbps
16000
1635
11000
Jan 10
Jan 11
620
Jan 09
Jan 12
CJSC “ArmenTel”: Summary
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Own FOC Network, advanced
technologies
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Interconnections with multiple International
operators, permanent development
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Reliability, Qualified network maintenance (24x7),
qualified personnel
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Flexible prices, market oriented
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Represents Beeline brand and implements
“Vimpelcom” Group of companies strategy and
projects in region
Thank you!
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Alexander Cheglygbashev
[email protected]