Projects for regions of peru 09.09.15

Technical Secretariat of FITEL
September, 2015
FONDO DE INVERSIÓN EN TELECOMUNICACIONES
FUND FOR INVESTMENTS IN TELECOMMUNICATIONS
FITEL
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Tumbes
Piura
Cajamarca
Cusco
Telecommunication Projects
for Regions of Perú
Telecommunications for development and social inclusion

Economic an political environment
Stability and business climate
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Fuente: MEF
Real GDP. Peru 2014-2019
(annual growth,%)
Peru average 2014-2019
3.1%
4.3%
Latin America average 2014-2019
Inflation. Peru 2014-2019
(average annual change,%)
Peru average 2014-2019
3.9%
2-0%
Latin America average 2014-2019
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Peru, economic growth (future): stable
Growth and stability

Peru: attractive country for investment
Investment grade
Grado de
inversión
Países
Grado de
inversión
Países
Grado de
inversión
Países
Aaa AAA AAA
Aa1 AA+ AA+
Aa2 AA AA
Aa3 Chile AA- AA-
A1 A+ Chile A+ Chile
A2 A A
A3 Perú A- A-
Baa1 BBB+ Perú BBB+ Perú
Baa2 Brasil, Colombia BBB Colombia BBB Colombia
Baa3 Uruguay BBB- Brasil, Uruguay BBB- Brasil, Uruguay
Ba1 BB+ BB+
Ba2 Paraguay BB Bolivia, Paraguay BB
Ba3 Bolivia BB- BB- Bolivia, Paraguay
B1 B+ B+
B2 B Ecuador B Venezuela
B3 B- Venezuela B- Ecuador
Caa1 Venezuela C+ C+
Caa2 Ecuador C C
Caa3 CCC+ C-
Sin calificación Argentina Sin calificación Argentina Sin calificación Argentina
Moody´s S&P Fitch
Countries above the line have investment grade
Source: Moody´s
Countrieswhichhave
investmentgrade
Chile
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Sorce: Doing Business 2015, Worl Bank
Perú is the second country with
the best environment for doing
business in Latin America
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Perú: Business environment: favorable
Perú, environment for business

Legislation and Regulatory
environment
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Deployment of Optical Fiber Infrastructure
RDNFO and Regional Projects
Network Neutrality
Freedom to use
Foster E-Government
ICT connection between the state and citizens
Foster the creation of contents, applications and
digital skills training
Focused in areas as education and health
Impulse to the National Network of State
(REDNACE)
More…
- National Plan for E-Government / e-Inclusion Plan
- The Peruvian Digital Agenda
"Law for the Promotion of
Broadband and Construction of the
National Fiber Optic Backbone“
(RDNFO) and its Regulations
State Policy towards the
development of an information and
knowledge society
Fuente: Ley 29904
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Promoting and favorable: Law 29904
Legal and Regulatory framework (I)

Measures to promote private investment in
infrastructure; removes barriers to carry it
out
• There are signed agreements with Regional
Gobernors which undertake to facilitate
procedures.
• Agreements with each of the regional
governments to ensure payment for services to be
provided to Local Schools and Health facilities will
be signed
• Agreements with power companies for use of
their infrastructure
Law 30228
Agreements
Law for the
expansion of
telecommunications
infrastructure
Agreements with
key stakeholderss
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Favorable regulatory and political environment
Legal and Regulatory framework (II)

Telecommunications Market
environment
Existing gap and growth opportunity
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Rural Internet: Low growth, coupled with a strong national dispersion (18 out of
24 regions, are below Peru average)
Density internet per household (%). Peru
2013
Density internet per household (%). Peru 2008-
2013
Peru:
25%
Analysis of environment: state of the telecommunications sector in Peru.
August 2014
Source: ENAHO
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¿FITEL
challenge?

Computers: Low growth, coupled with a strong national dispersion (17 out of
24 regions, are below Peru average)
Perú:
35%
¿FITEL
challenge?
Home computer density (%). Perú 2013Home computer density (%). Peru 2008-2013
Analysis of environment: state of the telecommunications sector in
Peru. August 2014
Source: ENAHO
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Source: Katz (2011)
5% 10% 20% 30%
USA
Peru
Bajo
Alto
Broadbandimpactgrowth
ofGDP
Broadband penetration 2013 (estimated)
40%
Asia-Oceania
Europe
America
Korea
Switzerland
Brasil
Japan
Colombia
México
Canada
Chile
Germany
low penetration
average penetration
high penetration
Spain
4 IMPACTSINTERNET
ECONOMIC GROWTH
JOB CREATION
INCREASING PRODUCTIVITY
INNOVATION
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Impact of the Internet on economic growth. Countries with the highest penetration
level has a greater impact
Broadband Divide and opportunities

Telecommunications market
environment
Consumption pattern
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Average Internet speed (Mbps). Peru 2009-2013
Source: Akamai, OSIPTEL, FMI, Telecom operators
GDP per capita (USD) vs. Average Internet Speed (Mbps).
Peru 2013
27%
Internet ARPU (US$/conecction/month).
Perú 2010-2013
Average annual growth 2009-2013
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Peru fixed Internet market: development level "emergent"
Market: Data consumption pattern

Broadband Projects
National Fiber Optic Backbone - RDNFO
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Source: MTC, FITEL, PROINVERSIÓN
State Vision:
Expanding high-capacity network
Details of RDNFO:
• Kilometers of Fiber Optic: 13500 Km
• Investment amount: USD 333 Millones
• 180 Provinces interconnected
• Buena Pro granted to:
- Contractor/Operator:
AZTECA – COMUNICACIONES
- Contract signed: june 17, 2014
- Term concession: 20 years
• Start of installations: December 2014
• End of installations of RDNFO: June 2016
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National Fiber Optic Backbone- RDNFO

Broadband projects
FITEL's Projects for Regions
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Regional access netwoks
FITEL
Institutions
demand
School Health
Police
To build communication networks of
high transmission capacity to
contribute to the integral
development of the towns.
Reduction of digital divide
Deployment of ICT broadband high
capacity applications and services (e-
government, tele-health, tele-
education, etc.)
Integration of State (sectors of
education, health), Local
Governments.
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Objectives of Projects for Regions (I)

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Projects
Financing
+US$1800
million
3.9 million
Beneficiary Population
29000 Km
Optical fiber deployment
+11 thousand
State institutions
Contents and training
Education, Health y Safety
+6000
beneficiary
localities
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Regional Projects: Dimension of total scope

Installation is free of charge for the State Institutions
7060 3524 568 232
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Minimum
guaranteed rate
(%)
Monthly payment
(Tax included)
(Peruvian currency)
2 Mbps 40% S/ 97.59
4 Mbps 40% S/. 142,06
HealthSchools Police stations
Other
institutions
Data rate
and costs
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Regional Projects. Beneficiaries, speeds and tariffs

Fiber Optic
Backbone (RDNFO)
 Possibility of interconnection with operators in Lima or in any of the 180 capitals
of province where reaches the RDNFO
 Possible Output to Internet from Lima, supported by transport Network of
RDNFO.
Deployment of the Transport Network
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Regional Projects. Beneficiaries,
speeds and tariffs
Regional Projects: Networks (I)

Regional Fiber Optic
Project
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Deployment of the Access Network
Regional Projects: Networks (II)

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Increase access, use and appropriation of broadband in priority sectors: education,
health and safety
Regional Projects: Services
2
Mb
Minimum
Internet
(Broadband)
Intranet

Regional Broadband Projects
4 Projects whose contracts were awarded in
March 5, 2015
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Regional Fiber Optic Network
connecting districts
765
Thousand
295
District
capitals
1169
Localities
Districts connected
to the OF
Beneficiary
localities
Beneficiary
population
State Institutions
Educational (Schools) 1543
Health 759
Police stations 107
04 Projects Total amount of financing awarded: US$ 345.6 Million
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04 Regional Projects: Apurimac, Ayacucho, Huancavelica, Lambayeque

Regional Broadband Projects
4 New Projects in promotion
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4 Projects:
Tumbes,
Piura,
Cajamarca,
Cusco
Financing
+US$449
million
+800 thousand
Beneficiary Population
+6000 Km
Optical fiber deployment
+2800
State institutions
278
Education, Health and Safety
+1,494
Beneficiary
localities
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4 Regional Projects in Promotion

Description Date
• Public Announce of Tender and publication of
Tender Documents
September 05
• Submission of Envelope Number 1 (Bidders
prequalification)
Until october 29
• Publication of Financing Contract Until november 19
• Submission of Envelopes Number 2 and Number 3 Until November 30
• Buena Pro Until December 7
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Schedule of activities public tender - 2015

281 thousand
Benefitiary inhabitants
1648 Km
Optical Fiber deployment
662
State institutions
Investment = US$ 26.5 million
Transport network
Investment + Subsidy = US$ 74.1 million
Access network
Total awarded financing is the addition of both quantities
371 Benefitiary localities
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Piura Regional Project

54 thousand
392 Km
86
State institutions
Transport network
Access network
51 Benefitiary localities
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Tumbes Regional Project

356 thousand
2222 Km
1520
State institutions
Transport network
Access network
735 localidades beneficiadas
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Cajamarca Regional Project

177 thousand
2206 Km
601
State institutions
Transport network
Access network
337 localidades beneficiadas
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Cusco Regional Project

Conclusions
¿ Why invest in Peru?
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• Fixed broadband market Peru: level of development "emerging"
• Potential growth of data consumption (Mbps) with a stable ARPU
• Fixed broadband market structure: emerging operators as potential
clients of regional operator
• Mobile Broadband Market structure: emerging operators as
potential customers of regional operator
Economic
attractiveness
for investment in
a favorable
environment
Business
Opportunities
in wholesale
and retail,
emerging
segments
• Investment Grade: Peru, attractive country
• Political and regulatory environment: favorable
Economic and political environment
Market environment
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Why invest in Peru?
Key ideas

Fund for Investments in Telecommunications
Technical Secretariat of FITEL
E-mail: lmontes@mtc.gob.pe
Phone: (511) 6157800 Ext 1234
www.fitel.gob.pe
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