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Asia Pacific Online Video & Broadband Distribution 2021 ASIA PACIFIC ONLINE VIDEO & BROADBAND DISTRIBUTION 2021 ASIA PACIFIC ONLINE VIDEO & BROADBAND DISTRIBUTION 2021 Definitive guide to the distribution and monetization of online video services in Asia Pacific TV’s commercial transition to online is accelerating across Asia Pacific. The Asia Pacific online video industry grew by 14% in 2020 to US$30.5 billion and is set to expand by 12% CAGR over the next five years to reach US$54.5 bil., according to Asia Pacific Online Video & Broadband Distribution 2021, published by Media Partners Asia (MPA). Delve deeper into the dynamics, economics and potential of AVOD, SVOD, OTT video distribution, pricing, packaging, and content investment across 14 local markets with this definitive report, including historical data & forecasts over 10 years, key performance indicators for more than 100 OTT operators and analysis of key commercial & regulatory trends. 2 REPORT COVERAGE – DECODING ONLINE VIDEO IN ASIA PACIFIC 14 MARKETS 115+ VOD SERVICES And many more... 3 ONLINE VIDEO, TELCO UNIVERSE & COVERAGE ONLINE VIDEO PLATFORMS TELCOS 4gTV Discovery Plus LG Uplus PTS+ U+ Mobile TV 2degrees Hutchison Telecom Softbank 7plus Disney+ Line TV RCTI+ unifiTV 3BB/Jasmine i-Cable Spark 9Now Disney+ Hotstar LiTV Seezn UTV ACT Fibernet Indosat StarHub ABC iView Douyin Mango TV Singtel Cast Jio Vidio Airtel Taiwan Broadband Communications AbemaTV Etoday Maxstream Sky Sports Now AIS Kbro Vidol Taiwan Mobile AIS Play Facebook Video meWatch Sohu Video BSNL KDDI Telekom Malaysia ALT Balaji FPT Play Migu Video SonyLiv VieOn Celcom KT Apple TV+ FriDay Mola TV Spark Vision+ China Mobile LGU+ Telkomsel Astro Go Galazy Play MX player SPOTV Viu China Mobile HK LinkNet Telstra ATV Digital GoPlay MyTV Super Stan ViuTV China Network Systems M1 TOT Avex Hami Video MyVideo StarHub TV+ Vivamax China Telecom Maxis TPG Hbo Go Bilibili Naver Sun NXT Voot China Unicom MNC Play Media TPG Group Binge HMVOD Mobifone NBA League Pass Telasa VTV Giai Tri Chungwha True Corp. Bugaboo TV Hotstar Neon Tencent Video Coverge ICT MyRepublic Watcha Play Vietnamobile CatchPlay Hulu Japan Netflix ThreeNow Den Networks Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Viettel CH3 Plus iCable Mobile Niconico TikTok Wavve Digi Optus VNPT/Vinaphone CH7HD iflix Now E Tonton WeTV Far Eastone PCCW Cignal Play iQIYI One31 Touch TTV Xigua FPT Telecom PLDT/Smart Vodafone Australia Clip TV iWant TFC Onme TrueID Yahoo Japan Globe Telecom Rakuten Vodafone Idea Coture Kakao Optus Sport TVB Big Big Yahoo TV Gtel/Gmobile Singtel Vodafone New Zealand Coupang Kayo Sports Paravi Tver Youku GTPL Hathway Siti Networks XL Axiata DailyMotion KKTV SK Telecom POPS Tving YouTube Hathway Danet KlikFilm PPTV TVNZ On Demand Hong Kong Broadband Network Sky Cable Zee5 DAZN Kuaishou Prime Video u-Next Hutchison Global Communications Smartone 4 TRACKING LEADING VOD PLATFORMS AND KPIs LEADING ONLINE VIDEO PLATFORMS BY APAC REVENUE AVOD SECTOR DYNAMICS SVOD & AVOD REVENUE SHARE BY OPERATOR Note: Market share metrics are provided for each of the 14 markets 5 CONSUMER PACKAGING & PARTNERSHIPS LEADING PLATFORMS – PARTNERSHIPS BY TYPE DIRECT TO CONSUMER PACKAGING & PRICING 6 DETAILED INDUSTRY MODELS & FORECASTS LEADING ONLINE VIDEO PLATFORMS BY REVENUE (2020) COMPARISON OF SVOD PENETRATION DIRECT TO CONSUMER PACKAGING Note: Includes advertising & subscription revenue ONLINE VIDEO ADVERTISING LEADING PLATFORMS – PARTNERSHIPS BY TYPE 7 COUNTRY PROFILE ANALYSIS BY COUNTRY 8 COUNTRY PROFILE ANALYSIS BY COUNTRY FIXED BROADBAND PENETRATION OF HOUSEHOLDS MOBILE BROADBAND PENETRATION OF POPULATION CONTENT COSTS 120% 120% 100% 800 80% 100% 80% 60% 700 60% 40% 40% Penetration (%) 20% 600 20% 0% Penetration (%) 2015 2017 2019 2021 2023 2025 0% 2015 2017 2019 2021 2023 2025 500 400 300 FIXED BROADBAND SUBS SHARE BY TECHNOLOGY MOBILE SUBS SHARE BY TECHNOLOGY Content Costs (US$ mil.) 100% 100% 200 80% 80% 100 60% 60% 40% 40% 0 2018 2019 2020 20% 20% 0% 0% 2015 2017 2019 2021 2023 2025 2015 2017 2019 2021 2023 2025 Cable ADSL FTTx 2G 3G 4G 5G 9 TABLE OF CONTENTS Executive Summary, Australia, China, Hong Kong & India 10 TABLE OF CONTENTS (CONTINUED) Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, New Zealand & Philippines 11 TABLE OF CONTENTS (CONTINUED) Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand & Vietnam 12 ABOUT MEDIA PARTNERS ASIA Media Partners Asia (MPA) is the leading independent provider of research, advisory and consulting services across media, telecoms, sports and entertainment industries in Asia Pacific and the Middle East. We provide customized research with strategic recommendations to help clients launch new products & services, enter new markets, as well as acquire and sell businesses. MPA reports are used and sourced by local, regional and global companies for strategic planning and equity & debt transactions. We also offer dedicated primary research through subsidiary AMPD Research to measure consumer behaviour across the digital economy, including online video and gaming. MPA also hosts the APOS Summit, the defining voice for the Asia Pacific media, telecoms, sports and entertainment industry. To find out more about Asia Pacific Online Video & Broadband Distribution 2021 or to buy the report please contact Lavina Bhojwani [email protected] 13.
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