Description

Heralded as the third largest economy in the world, it is easy to see why India is an international investment destination. The first widespread distribution of television over satellite began the famous Satellite Instructional Television Experiment (SITE) in 1975-76. Thirty three years hence, India has a home-grown INSAT satellite system with over two hundred transponders, GEO and polar orbit launching capability, nearly five million DTH homes and almost a hundred thousand VSAT sites in an environment that continues to grow at over eight percent per annum.

However, not all is well when it comes to the satellite industry. Policies that were put into place more than a decade ago continue to govern the service providers and satellite operators in the region. Regulated transponder lease pricing and licensing requirements for operating any satellite equipment continue to keep global market forces at bay.

Written by an analyst within the Indian market, this report provides an Indian perspective on fixed, broadcast and mobile segments of the satellite industry. NSR's proven interview and forecasting methodology are combined with the nuances of the Indian satellite market to give the reader a comprehensive qualitative and quantitative analysis. The Indian Satellite Markets report focuses on the supply of domestic and international satellite capacity, demand from every major application and regulations that govern businesses in the region.

Extensive Market Forecasts
Forecasts for this report include satellite capacity, demand for that capacity from video broadcasting, VSAT applications and DTH. Each of these forecasts is presented keeping in mind frequency band, installed units and revenues. Current estimates for 2008 are collated from the interview process and/or secondary research and projections for the next five years are forecast. In addition emerging applications such as cellular backhaul, newsgathering and HITS are highlighted in the Indian context.

Primary Questions Addressed in this Report Include:

What are the key differentiators that set apart the satellite market in India from the rest of the world?
What are the issues facing provision of satellite capacity over India for satellite operators?
What is the demand from traditional applications like video broadcasting and VSAT services?
What is the demand from emerging applications like newsgathering, cellular backhaul and HITS?
What are the regulations in place for each service segment?
What implication do these regulations have on business models?
Why has the mobile satellite services (MSS) segment in India been left behind in comparison?
What are the projections for satellite capacity in terms of transponder equivalents over the next five years?
What are the projections for growth in installed VSATs, video channels and DTH subscribers over the next five years?
What are the projections for growth in revenues from leasing capacity and equipment sales over the next five years?

Who Should Purchase this Report:

Satellite Operators
VSAT Service Providers
Direct-to-Home Service Providers
Video Broadcasters
Equipment manufacturers
Regulators and Policy Makers
Teleport Operators
Anyone else looking for an in-depth review of Indian satellite market prospects

Primary Elements of the Report Include:

Market Analysis
- Across Frequency Bands
- Across Applications
  - Video Broadcasting
  - VSAT (Narrowband and Broadband)
  - DTH
  - Cellular Backhaul, News Gathering and HITS
- Past Events and Future Trends
Industry Analysis
- Domestic and International Capacity
- Service Provider Comparison
  - Video Broadcasting
  - VSAT Services
  - DTH Services
- Consumer Segment Comparison
Regulatory Analysis
- Across Applications
- Past Events and Future Trends
Market Assessment and Forecasts (across C, X-C, Ku and Ka bands, 2007 - 2013)
- Satellite Capacity Supply
  - Transponder Equivalents
  - Bandwidth
- Satellite Capacity Demand
  - Traditional Services
    - Video Channels
    - Installed VSAT Sites
    - DTH Subscribers
  - Emerging Services
    - Cellular Backhaul
    - News Gathering
    - HITS

A Complete Analytical Perspective Elements of this study include:

Complete report document segmented by analysis on all regions, players, market opportunity and demand trends
An Excel file containing all data and graphs so the client can easily use this work as a basis for their own internal market projections

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Table Of Contents

Executive Summary

1. Introduction
   1.1 India Economic Profile
   1.2 India Telecommunication Sector

2. Market Analysis
   2.1 Supply Considerations
     2.1.1 Authorized Supply
       2.1.1.1 C-band
       2.1.1.2 Ku-band
     2.1.2 Available Supply
       2.1.2.1 C-band
       2.1.2.2 Ku-band
   2.2 Demand Considerations
     2.2.1 Video Services
       2.2.1.1 Video Broadcasting
       2.2.1.2 Direct-to-Home
       2.2.1.3 Headend-in-the-Sky
       2.2.1.4 Video Contribution
     2.2.2 VSAT Services
       2.2.2.1 Narrowband VSAT
       2.2.2.2 Broadband VSAT
     2.2.3 Telephony & Carrier
       2.2.3.1 Traditional Telephony
       2.2.3.2 Cellular Backhaul
     2.2.4 Mobile Satellite Services
       2.2.4.1 Satellite Radio

3. Industry Analysis
   3.1 Space Segment
     3.1.1 Players and Market Share
       3.1.1.1 ISRO
       3.1.1.2 Intelsat
       3.1.1.3 SES - New Skies
       3.1.1.4 Measat
       3.1.1.5 Agrani
   3.2 Ground Segment
     3.2.1 Video Services
       3.2.1.1 Video Broadcasting
       3.2.1.2 Direct-to-Home
       3.2.1.3 Headend-in-the-Sky
       3.2.1.4 Video Contribution
     3.2.2 VSAT Services
     3.2.3 Mobile Satellite Services

4. Regulatory Analysis
   4.1 Space Segment
   4.2 Ground Segment
     4.2.1 Video Services
       4.2.1.1 Video Broadcasting
       4.2.1.2 Direct-to-Home
       4.2.1.3 Headend-in-the-Sky
       4.2.1.4 Video Contribution
     4.2.2 VSAT Services
     4.2.3 Telephony & Carrier
     4.2.4 Mobile Satellite Services

5. Market Forecasts
   5.1 Supply Considerations
     5.1.1 Forecast Methodology
     5.1.2 Supply Forecasts
   5.2 Demand Considerations
     5.2.1 Forecast Methodology
     5.2.2 Demand Forecasts
     5.2.3 Video Services
       5.2.3.1 Video Broadcasting
       5.2.3.2 Direct-to-Home
     5.2.4 VSAT Services
     5.2.5 Telephony & Carrier
   5.3 Supply Revenue Forecasts
     5.3.1 Transponder Price Estimates
   5.4 Demand Revenue Forecasts
     5.4.1 Video Services
       5.4.1.1 Direct-to-Home
     5.4.2 VSAT Services
       5.4.2.1 Narrowband VSAT
       5.4.2.2 Broadband VSAT

List Of Exhibits

Executive Summary

Exhibit ES.1

Baseline C & Ku-band TPE Supply and Demand, 2007-2013

Exhibit ES.2

Revenues for Leased TPEs, 2007-2013

Exhibit ES.3

DTH Revenues, 2007-2013

Exhibit ES.4

VSAT Revenues, 2007-2013

Chapter 2

Exhibit 2.1

Comparison between Authorized and Available TPE Supply, 2007

Exhibit 2.2

Distribution of C & Ku-band Demand by Application, 2007

Exhibit 2.3

Distribution of Television Audiences in India, 2007

Exhibit 2.4

Indian Television Industry Statistics

Exhibit 2.5

Segmentation of VSAT Sites by Frequency Band and Data Rates, 2007

Exhibit 2.6

Segmentation of VSAT Sites by Technology, 2007

Exhibit 2.7

Undersea Cables Connecting India

Exhibit 2.8

Spread of GSM Coverage in India, 2005 to 2007

Chapter 3

Exhibit 3.1

Domestic Communication Satellite Fleet, 2007

Exhibit 3.2

International 'Authorized' Communication Satellites, 2007

Exhibit 3.3

Market Share of C & Ku-band TPEs, 2007

Exhibit 3.4

ISRO - Area wise Distribution of Funds, 2007-2009

Exhibit 3.5

DTH Subscribers Market Share, 2007

Exhibit 3.6

DTH Revenues Market Share, 2007

Exhibit 3.7

Market Share of Broadband and Narrowband VSAT Sites, 2007

Chapter 4

Exhibit 4.1

Indian Government Entities Governing the Satellite Industry

Chapter 5

Exhibit 5.1

TPE Supply Authorized vs. Available Comparison, 2007

Exhibit 5.2

Baseline C-Band TPE Supply and Demand, 2007-2013

Exhibit 5.3

Baseline Ku-Band TPE Supply and Demand, 2007-2013

Exhibit 5.4

Applications Contributing to C-band and Ku-band Demand

Exhibit 5.5

Calculations for Weighted Factor Ratings

Exhibit 5.6

Baseline C-Band TPE Demand by Application, 2007-2013

Exhibit 5.7

Baseline Ku-Band TPE Demand by Application, 2007-2013

Exhibit 5.8

C-Band Video Services TPE Demand, 2007-2013

Exhibit 5.9

Ku-Band Video Services TPE Demand, 2007-2013

Exhibit 5.10

Variables and Weights for Video Broadcasting of SD Channels

Exhibit 5.11

Variables and Weights for Video Broadcasting of HD Channels

Exhibit 5.12

C-band Video Distribution Channels, 2007-2013

Exhibit 5.13

Ku-band Video Distribution Channels, 2007-2013

Exhibit 5.14

Variables and Weights for Pay-TV Platforms

Exhibit 5.15

Pay-TV Subscriber Forecasts

Exhibit 5.16

DTH Subscriber Growth, 2007-2013

Exhibit 5.17

Ku-band DTH Channels, 2007-2013

Exhibit 5.18

Variables and Weights for Narrowband VSATs

Exhibit 5.19

VSAT Sites, 2007-2013

Exhibit 5.20

Narrowband VSAT Sites, 2007-2013

Exhibit 5.21

C & Ku-band Narrowband VSAT TPE Demand, 2007-2013

Exhibit 5.22

Broadband VSAT Sites, 2007-2013

Exhibit 5.23

C & Ku-band Broadband VSAT TPE Demand, 2007-2013

Exhibit 5.24

Variables and Weights for Telephony & Carrier

Exhibit 5.25

C & Ku-band Telephony & Carrier TPE Demand, 2007-2013

Exhibit 5.26

C & Ku-Band Telephony & Carrier TPE Demand, 2007-2013

Exhibit 5.27

Average C-Band TPE Price by Application, 2007-2013

Exhibit 5.28

Average Ku-Band TPE Price by Application, 2007-2013

Exhibit 5.29

Average Ku-Band TPE Price for DTH, 2007-2013

Exhibit 5.30

Revenues for Leased C-band TPEs by Application, 2007-2013

Exhibit 5.31

Revenues for Leased Ku-band TPEs by Application, 2007-2013

Exhibit 5.32

Total Pay-TV Revenues, 2007-2013

Exhibit 5.33

Cumulative Retail Pay-TV Revenues by Service Type, 2007-2013

Exhibit 5.34

DTH Revenues, 2007-2013

Exhibit 5.35

Narrowband VSAT CPE Revenues, 2007-2013

Exhibit 5.36

Narrowband VSAT Service Revenues, 2007-2013

Exhibit 5.37

Broadband VSAT CPE Revenues, 2007-2013

Exhibit 5.38

Broadband VSAT Service Revenues, 2007-2013

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