Read this article to learn:
- The size of the opportunity in Myanmar and the timescales for deployment
- What you need to know about customs and importing towers into Myanmar
- The importance of helping local contractors with the challenges of transporting and installing towers
- Adapting foundations to the challenging of rolling out during the rainy season
- Using modular designs to enable maintenance of flexible inventory while still meeting the requirements of Ooredoo, Telenor and MPT
Myanmar needs 10,000 towers – maybe more. And Myanmar needs towers fast! However, importing towers into Myanmar is not easy, and inland logistics are a huge challenge in the context of the country’s under-developed transport network. This all adds up to a tremendous opportunity and a tremendous challenge for telecom tower manufacturers. TowerXchange first spoke…
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