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Porter's Five Forces: Pakistan Telecom Analysis

This document analyzes Porter's Five Forces for the Pakistani telecommunications industry. It finds that the threat of new entry is both high and low, bargaining power of buyers is high due to many providers offering different packages, bargaining power of suppliers is low, threat of substitute products is emerging from alternative providers, and rivalry among existing firms is intense but expected to increase further as more firms enter the market.

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Porter's Five Forces: Pakistan Telecom Analysis

This document analyzes Porter's Five Forces for the Pakistani telecommunications industry. It finds that the threat of new entry is both high and low, bargaining power of buyers is high due to many providers offering different packages, bargaining power of suppliers is low, threat of substitute products is emerging from alternative providers, and rivalry among existing firms is intense but expected to increase further as more firms enter the market.

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“Assignment of Strategic Management”

Submitted by:

Zeeshan Ghazanfar Ali

Submitted to:

Sir Khalid

MBA (1.5) Evening

Roll no: 29

Topic: Porter's Five Forces For Pakistani Telecommunication Industry

BZU MULTAN
Porter's Five Forces For Pakistani Telecommunication Industry

Threat of New Entry

• As government of Pakistan is showing liberalism in case of telecommunication sector and


opened its policies to award new licensees to new mobile service providers so threat of new
entry is high.

• As set-up cost is in billions of dollars so in this case threat of new entry is low, but there are
companies who are working to achieve licenses and approaching PTA to know terms and
conditions for this.

• As for this business companies need a well established distributions and franchises network
so threat of new entrant is high in this case.

Bargaining Power of Buyers

• Power of buyer is high in telecommunication sector. There are six market players and players
are offering different packages at different prices and a situation of price war is running. Buyers
have a power to buy any package which is suited to them.

• Cost of switching from one company package to other company package is low. Hence, power
of buyers is high.

Bargaining Power of Suppliers

• The power of suppliers is low in case of telecommunication sector.


• But the fact is that numbers of suppliers are few in the market but they are competing in the
market to make agreements with mobile service providers.

Threat of Substitute Products

• Government also gave so many land lines and wireless local loop licenses to different
companies like PTCL wireless local loop, GO CDMA etc. these services in future will be
like mobile phone services like they are planning to offer services a lot but currently they are
offering SMS and CLI services to their customers.

Rivalry among Competing Firms in Industry

• Currently, there are six market players but in future they will be eight and nine or even more.

• Thuraya satellite service is offering subscribers freedom of mobility and uninterrupted


service. Thuraya's satellite technology supplements of existing mobile service providers,
overcoming the challenges of large geographical areas and insurmountable terrain.

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