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Romanian Companies Dominate Telecoms
Industry Ranking
Romania’s telecommunications market,
which is the largest in the region of
Southeastern Europe, dominated the ranking
in the sector this year as expected.
Romania, a country of 21.5 million, has six
wireless operators, all of which entered the
2009 ranking.
The largest of them, Orange Romania,
topped the ranking in the sector with a
total revenue exceeding 1.0 billion euro.
The company had 10.471 million clients
as of end-June.
The second and the third-ranked companies,
Nokia Romania, a unit of Finnish supplier
of telecommunications equipment Nokia,
and former monopoly Telekom Srbija, also
posted a total revenue in excess of one billion
euro each.
SEE TOP 20 Telecommunications Companies (in euro)
No.
SEE
TOP100
No.
Company Name Country
Total Revenue
2009
Y/Y Change in
Revenue
Net Profit/Loss
2009
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Net Profit/
Loss 2008
1 18 Orange Romania SA Romania 1,062,993,606 -7.26% 271,237,580 404,443,383
2 19 Nokia Romania SRL Romania 1,060,698,808 149.74% 37,690,118 12,801,671
3 22 Telekom Srbija AD Serbia 1,013,919,968 1.63% 162,153,620 59,688,196
4 23 Vodafone Romania SA Romania 982,029,953 -9.72% 244,975,368 283,186,740
5 29 Romtelecom SA Romania 843,876,858 5.82% 26,727,106 991,880
6 35 HT - Hrvatske Telekomunikacije d.d. Croatia 745,987,351 -19.15% 155,355,242 327,920,496
7 42 Mobiltel AD Bulgaria 615,063,681 -9.35% 134,132,312 166,360,573
8 44 T-Mobile Hrvatska d.o.o. Croatia 608,675,085 -4.99% 200,595,079 214,123,578
9 56 Bulgarian Telecommunications Company AD Bulgaria 529,819,565 15.08% 44,210,386 -100,745,464
10 60 RCS & RDS SA Romania 509,454,998 18.12% 50,098,561 -21,167,949
11 62 VIPNet d.o.o. Croatia 494,312,824 -6.62% 101,788,625 130,859,365
12 65 Telekom Slovenije d.d. Slovenia 472,053,821 -4.41% 57,375,244 95,968,000
13 72 Cosmo Bulgaria Mobile EAD Bulgaria 450,662,379 -2.34% 67,665,390 83,184,633
14 77
Cosmote Romanian Mobile
Telecommunications SA*
Romania 424,955,628 47.72% -56,087,213 -96,290,278
15 80 Mobitel d.d. Slovenia 414,015,617 -9.00% 41,153,825 58,954,769
16 108 Telenor DOO Serbia 342,205,179 -0.50% 27,774,724 38,702,654
17 133 BH Telecom d.d.
Bosnia and
Herzegovina
309,543,643 -3.53% 73,732,516 73,125,476
18 143 Makedonski Telekomunikacii AD Macedonia 301,897,498 -5.62% 112,944,606 101,850,282
19 184 Telekom Srpske a.d.
Besides Orange, the other five Romanian
telcos that entered the 2009 ranking were
the local units of global telecoms giant
Vodafone and Greece’s Cosmote, Romanian
telecommunications group RCS&RDS, and
Romtelecom, majority-owned by Greece’
OTE.
Romania’s mobile phone penetration rate
rose to 118.2% at the end of 2009 from
113.8% a year earlier, data of the country’s
telecommunications regulator ANCOM
showed.
The number of mobile telephony subscribers
in Romania rose by 3.7% last year to 25.4
million, while the number of fixed-line
subscribers fell by 0.7% to 4.09 million.
The top three Bulgarian telecoms also entered
the 2009 industry ranking. The country’s
Bosnia and
Herzegovina
biggest wireless operator, Mobiltel, part
of Telekom Austria, led the ranking of the
Bulgarian telecoms. It was followed by
Cosmo Bulgaria Mobile, part of the largest
Greek telecoms group OTE that operates
in Bulgaria under the Globul brand. Third
among the Bulgarian representatives was the
Bulgarian Telecommunications Company
(BTC), operating under the Vivacom brand.
Besides telecoms operators, the only other
companies that entered the 2009 ranking
were Nokia Romania and the Croatian
manufacturer of telecommunications
equipment Ericsson Nikola Tesla, of which
Swedish telecoms equipment giant Ericsson
owns 49.07%.
252,391,288 3.83% 52,475,530 60,950,851
20 234 Ericsson Nikola Tesla d.d. Croatia 202,462,182 -21.75% 17,357,463 28,940,212
(*) denotes net sales revenue and gross profit/loss for 2009
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