The Slovenian Mobile Market has three Mobile Network Operators(MNO)s, of which, all operators offer access and origination on mobile telecommunication networks to Resellers and MVNO. Presently there is a total of 5 Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNO). Based on our research, we have identified that Telefónica O2 Slovakia s.r.o. has 3 MVNO Agreements, Orange Slovensko has 1 MVNO’s and Slovak Telekom, a. s.. has 1 MVNO’s

Research: View a Brief Overview on the Slovakia Telecommunications Overview, or visit the country regulator; TELEKOMUNIKAČNÝ ÚRAD SLOVENSKEJ REPUBLIKY.

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Orange Slovensko a.s.
Slovak Telekom, a. s.. aka T-Mobile
Telefónica O2 Slovakia s.r.o. aka O2

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Current Slovakia MVNO/MVNE Companies

This is an updated and fairly comprehensive listing for MVNOs (Mobile Virtual Network Operators) in Slovakia today. We have listed most known and Active Slovenia MVNO/SP & ESP companies (where possible).

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MVNO Listings

Funfon
In October 2010, Orange Slovensko, in conjunction with Fun Radio, the second most popular radio station in Slovakia, launched a virtual operator under the brand name FunFon, targeting the youth market.
MVNO; Network: Orange Slovensko; Services: Pre+postpaid; Status: Active

Mphone
Service is available only to customers of METRO Cash & Carry Slovakia sro
BR/MVNO; Network: Slovak Telekom, a. s..; Services: Pre+postpaid; Status: Active

Orangeclick.sk
Internet Based Solution for Orange Slovensko a.s.

NAY Mobile
MVNO; Network: Telefónica O2 Slovakia; Services: Pre+postpaid; Status: Active

Swan Mobile
MVNO; Network: Telefónica O2 Slovakia; Services: Pre+postpaid; Status: Active

Tesco Mobile
MVNO; Network: Telefónica O2 Slovakia; Services: Pre+postpaid; Status: Active

Victorytel
MVNO; Network: Telefónica O2 Slovakia; Services: Pre+postpaid; Status: Scheduled

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Slovakia Telecommunications Overview (Brief)

Research and Markets 2011 Report: Broadband services will be a significant source of growth over the next five years in Slovakia, generating $340 million between now and 2015 due to increased competition and operator investment in network expansion, according to a new report.

Slovakia: Is It time for Slovak Telecom to Change Hands? offers a precise profile of the country’s telecommunications, media and technology sectors based on proprietary data from Pyramid’s research in the market. It provides detailed competitive analysis of both the fixed and mobile sectors, tracks the market shares of technologies and services and monitors the introduction and spread of new technologies.

Pyramid expects the implementation of EU telecom policies to stimulate further market competition, resulting in a total service revenue growth of 5.5 percent CAGR in local currency terms. “Pyramid foresees the strongest revenue growth in broadband, IPTV and VoIP services with a cumulative revenue opportunity of 1.75 billion ($2.04 billion) between 2010 and 2015, derived from a combination of further expansion of FTTH infrastructure and increased competition through more effective LLU,” says Julian Morrison, Pyramid’s Research Manager.

Broadband service expansion, driven by competition, as well as the support of the EC Digital Agenda, will be the main revenue generator for the fixed segment. The expansion of broadband coverage will in turn drive the adoption of ancillary services, such as IPTV, to grow at a CAGR of 16.3 percent in local currency terms during the forecast period. On the mobile front, MVNOs’ recent market entry will further increase competition and will consequently be reflected in operators’ share.

“With the ensuing increase in competition, the importance of integrated services strategies and converged bundled offerings is set to increase markedly. These offerings will provide not only a defensive mechanism against churn for operators but also an ARPS growth opportunity and the ability for operators to command a greater share of a household’s combined telecom spend,” Morrison adds. “Slovak Telecom’s decision to integrate their mobile and fixed arms to be able to offer converged products highlights the increased level of competition that the former incumbent is now experiencing in both segments.” In 2010, the Slovak telecom market generated 1.65bn (US$2.1bn) in service revenue, signifying a year-on-year decline of 3.3 percent in local currency terms. The main factor for this decline was the mobile termination rate caps introduced by TUSR under the guidance of the European Commission at the beginning of 2010. Prior to the regulators compulsory rate cuts, Slovakia was among the countries with the highest mobile termination rates in Europe.

Looking forward, we expect the implementation of EU telecom policies to stimulate further market competition, resulting in a total service revenue growth of 5.5 percent CAGR in local currency terms. We foresee the strongest revenue growth in broadband, IPTV and VoIP services (CAGRs of 11.7 percent, 16.3 percent and 36.6 percent with a cumulative revenue opportunity of 1.75bn ($2.04bn) between 2010 and 2015), derived from a combination of further expansion of FTTH infrastructure and increased competition through more effective LLU. Although mobile voices share of total revenue will decrease over the next five years, its absolute revenue value will grow at a CAGR of 2.3 percent in local currency. The continued expansion of 3G+/4G networks will see mobile data revenue grow at a CAGR of 13.8 percent between now and 2015.

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This Page was last updated on the 1st of June, 2011.