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AfriFiber a new fiber optic network for Djibouti. - Click https://bit.ly/3EuIY5W to connect with this new Opportunity Ref: AIDB-015529. Executive Summary Provided by Client: The project company, AfriFiber SAS, was incorporated in May 2019 in Djibouti. The company is licensed to build, own and operate a fiber optic network throughout the territory of Djibouti to provide internet services to businesses as well as consumers. A market study was conducted in 2020 by JS Partners, market consultants specialising in telecommunications, based in Portugal. The study examined economic conditions in Djibouti, the competitive situation in the telecommunications sector and assessed the domestic market for fiber-optic services, to enable estimates of revenue potential from 23 zones in Djibouti city. It also assessed strategic options and provided input on AfriFiber’s value proposition. Construction of the AfriFiber network began in 2020 and the first phase of the network, serving central Djibouti, was completed in late 2022. For this phase, AfriFiber engaged telecommunications consultants Proef and Acuity (South Africa) for technical assistance, including development of detailed designs and definition of construction methodologies. These were reviewed by local authorities and formed the basis for award of permits for network implementation in public areas. Network implementation in central Djibouti was successfully concluded in December 2022. Service delivery on a trial basis began in January 2023 with a number of selected businesses, who have all expressed satisfaction and a desire to contract the service from AfriFiber. Launch of full commercial operation is planned in April 2023. AfriFiber has also been approached by the US Embassy seeking a range of network services. We believe AfriFiber’s all-Western telecommunications equipment is a significant attraction for the Embassy, over and above its quality of service and lower pricing compared to the only other provider, state-owned Djibouti Telecom. A proposal for the Embassy is currently in preparation. However, US Embassy sites in Djibouti are outside the central zone of the city and the planned expansion of the network is thus a prerequisite in order to serve the Embassy. After years of stagnation under a state-owned monopoly, the telecoms sector in Djibouti is being liberalised. In this vein, the first private sector license to build and operate a fiber optic network in the country was awarded to AfriFiber in 2019. Djibouti benefits from vast international connectivity via 9 operational submarine cables. However, internet services available to businesses and consumers in the country are known to be unreliable, expensive and lacking in geographic coverage. The scenario gives rise to an attractive opportunity for AfriFiber, which will offer a state-of-the-art network with high reliability, security and lower service pricing. Moreover, the relatively modest size of the Djibouti domestic market means th

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AfriFiber a new fiber optic network for Djibouti. Click https://bit.ly/3EuIY5W to connect with this new Opportunity Ref: AIDB-015529. Executive Summary Provided by Client: The project company, AfriFiber SAS, was incorporated in May 2019 in Djibouti. The company is licensed to build, own and operate a fiber optic network throughout the territory of Djibouti to provide internet services to businesses as well as consumers. A market study was conducted in 2020 by JS Partners, market consultants specialising in telecommunications, based in Portugal. The study examined economic conditions in Djibouti, the competitive situation in the telecommunications sector and assessed the domestic market for fiber-optic services, to enable estimates of revenue potential from 23 zones in Djibouti city. It also assessed strategic options and provided input on AfriFiber’s value proposition. Construction of the AfriFiber network began in 2020 and the first phase of the network, serving central Djibouti, was completed in late 2022. For this phase, AfriFiber engaged telecommunications consultants Proef and Acuity (South Africa) for technical assistance, including development of detailed designs and definition of construction methodologies. These were reviewed by local authorities and formed the basis for award of permits for network implementation in public areas. Network implementation in central Djibouti was successfully concluded in December 2022. Service delivery on a trial basis began in January 2023 with a number of selected businesses, who have all expressed satisfaction and a desire to contract the service from AfriFiber. Launch of full commercial operation is planned in April 2023. AfriFiber has also been approached by the US Embassy seeking a range of network services. We believe AfriFiber’s all-Western telecommunications equipment is a significant attraction for the Embassy, over and above its quality of service and lower pricing compared to the only other provider, state-owned Djibouti Telecom. A proposal for the Embassy is currently in preparation. However, US Embassy sites in Djibouti are outside the central zone of the city and the planned expansion of the network is thus a prerequisite in order to serve the Embassy. After years of stagnation under a state-owned monopoly, the telecoms sector in Djibouti is being liberalised. In this vein, the first private sector license to build and operate a fiber optic network in the country was awarded to AfriFiber in 2019. Djibouti benefits from vast international connectivity via 9 operational submarine cables. However, internet services available to businesses and consumers in the country are known to be unreliable, expensive and lacking in geographic coverage. The scenario gives rise to an attractive opportunity for AfriFiber, which will offer a state-of-the-art network with high reliability, security and lower service pricing. Moreover, the relatively modest size of the Djibouti domestic market means that a

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