Canada: fixed–mobile convergence forecast 2024–2029
10 July 2024 | Research
Forecast report | PPTX and PDF (8 slides) | Fixed–Mobile Convergence
"The Rogers–Shaw–Videotron deals can unlock the growth of fixed–mobile convergence in Canada."
This report includes forecasts and analysis for the adoption of fixed–mobile converged (FMC) accounts in Canada, as well as our expectations for the take-up of, and revenue from, FMC between 2024 and 2029.
Who should read this report
- Integrated operators that have invested in fixed–mobile convergence as part of their retail strategy and want to understand its revenue growth potential.
- Mobile-only or fixed-only players that want to understand what their addressable market for non-converged services will be by 2029.
- Investors that observe, or have stakes in, the current and potential consolidation developments related to convergence in Canada.
This report, and the associated data annex, provide:
- a 5-year forecast of 15 KPIs for the FMC segment
- an analysis of the adoption of FMC accounts
- an analysis for the take-up of and revenue from FMC over the 5-year period to 2028
- an overview of key operators’ strategies in the FMC segment.
Company coverage:
- Bell
- Rogers
- Shaw
- Telus
- Videotron
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