As connectivity growth slows and enterprise tech demand surges, APAC telcos are evolving fast. Early movers shapes the region’s next growth wave.





















This report is for decision-makers responsible for redefiningtelecom businessmodels, capturing B2B market share, and leading digital platform transitions across Asia-Pacific.
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The B2C chapter of telecom is nearing its end in APAC. With subscriber growth flattening at under 4% and voice/data ARPU falling across major economies, telcos can no longer rely on legacy connectivity models.
What’s rising in its place is a$300 billion enterprise market, with a core$70 billiondigital services sub-segment fueled by demand for cloud, IoT, and security. APAC is uniquely positioned:67%of enterprises in the region expect to increase their telecom-tech spending, surpassing global intent (62%).
The opportunity is not just large—it’s urgent. Telcos that realign now toward enterprise-first growth will benefit from6–8x higher ARPU, stickier multi-year contracts, and relevance in a tech-first enterprise world.
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With B2C revenues stalling,theAPAC telecom enterprise marketis projected to reach USD 300 billion by FY2028. At the center of this evolution is digital enablement:

What’s the shift? Telcos are transforming from bandwidth providers into trusted IT service orchestrators. This POV explores how you can lead—not follow—that transition.
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APAC enterprise clients are now bundling network + cloud + security in a single SLA, triggering a reshuffle in revenue streams:
If your product portfolio hasn’t shifted accordingly, your margins will.
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Top-performing telcos in the region are shifting from static bandwidth sales to modular enterprise services:
Success is no longer about coverage—it’s about capability packaging.
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Real examples show the transformation is already underway:
These players didn’t wait—they invested, restructured, and won new share.

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It is projected to reach USD 300B by FY2028, including USD 70B in high-growth digital services.
B2C saturation, sub-4% growth, and lower ARPUs have pushed telcos to pursue higher-margin, long-cycle enterprise contracts.
Cloud, cybersecurity, IoT platforms, CPaaS/UCaaS, and data center integration—all of which provide cross-sell and bundled SLAs.
Singtel, NTT, PLDT, and Telkomsel—all reporting double-digit growth in digital enterprise revenues and strategic realignment with cloud and security partners.
Business models are moving toward modular, SLA-backed bundles with managed services, driving higher retention, ARPU, and EBITDA uplift.