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Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association

NEW ERANEW ERA

The mobile industry is starting a new era…

“LTE and cloud is the most powerful technological combination we have ever seen. Technology innovation is moving at warp speed.”

Randall Stephenson CEO AT&T

Mobile World Congress 2013

GSMA, AT KearneyThe Mobile Economy 2013

Mobile subscriptions 30 million as at June 2012

Smartphone take-up soared by 104 per cent to 8.67 million over the 12 months to May 2012.[1]

Almost half of Australia’s adult population owns a smartphone and 9.2 million went online via their mobile in the six months to May 2012.[2]

The number of mobile internet subscribers increased by 22 per cent to 22.1 million subscribers June 2012.[3]

Telsyte predicts that the number of 4G-enabled mobile devices is set to grow from around one million in early 2013 to more than 17 million services in operation by the end of 2016.

It is estimated that 46 per cent of total mobile connections will be 4G by mid-2016.[4]

[1] 2013 ACMA Smartphones and tablets: Take-up and use in Australia, 1 February 2] Ibid [3] Ibid[4] Telsyte, Media Release, 29 November 201

LOCAL FIGURES

Deloitte Access Economics

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Mobile not a device but a platform for access

2013 Mobile Nation Deloitte Access Economics

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Economic contribution 57,000 jobs

Strong revenue growth trend has paused

down 1.5% to $22bn in 2011-12, stagnant in 2012-13

Modest recovery and will grow to $26bn by 2016-17

2013 Mobile Nation Deloitte Access Economics

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Productivity gains: $12-17 billion by 2025

Reverse decline in productivity growth

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2010 Commonwealth TreasuryAustralia to 2050: Future Challenges

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Global growth ongoing with pervasive impacts

Australia at the forefront – a mobile nation

Productivity mobile recognised enabler of growth

Infrastructure investments - spectrum and networks

Policy settings election 2013 - mobile considerationseg spectrum policy

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