Mobile Telephony to Propel Telecom Growth in IndiaBy: Shushmul Maheshwari
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Mobile Telephony to Propel Telecom Growth in India
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According to our new research report “Indian Telecom Analysis (2008-2012)”, telecom sector in India will maintain its growth rate in future despite the global economic downturn. The growth in the telecom sector will be driven by expanding mobile subscriber base which has outperformed all other segments of the industry in terms of growth rate. The mobile subscriber base is projected to reach around 800 Million users by the fiscal year 2014.
We have found that India's telecommunication sector is experiencing strong growth as rising income and falling tariffs are making mobile phones affordable for millions of new customers. Mobile players are seeing rural areas as their new growth avenues. Mobile service providers are answering the call of the wild by foraying into the so far ignored rural market. As the urban market has almost reached the saturation level, most of the cellular service providers have turned their attention towards the rural India to extend their reach and broaden base.
Furthermore, the Indian telecom market is now an open and competitive one with several established players trying to build further, and many new players are trying to make their presence felt in the country. This highly competitive nature of the market has been proving beneficial for consumers as the call charges throughout India with most of the operators are rupee one or less.
Our research “Indian Telecom Analysis (2008-2012)” thoroughly analyzes the key markets and factors fueling growth in this sector. For instance - it says that with saturation in the urban market, growth in the Indian mobile market will be driven by an increased focus on the rural market, aggressive promotions and handset bundle offers.
Our report discusses the telecom market both geographically, and by different services (like fixed-line and Internet). It thoroughly studies the market dynamics and offers both quantitative and qualitative analysis of the market. Besides, the report gives insight in the key market issues, emerging trends and technologies, new avenues for growth, market forces and competitive landscape in the market.
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Indian Telecom Analysis (2008-2012), Indian Telecom Analysis, Indian Telecom, Telecom Analysis |
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Feb 26, 2010 |
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Indian Mutual Fund Industry Growing Rapidly
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According to a new research report “Indian Mutual Fund Industry” published by RNCOS, mutual fund industry of India is growing at a rapid pace and is projected to touch mark of US$ 300 Billion by 2015.
The key to this speedy growth is the relatively higher saving pattern in India than various developed and developing nations, such as Japan, France and China, says the report.
The higher income saving pattern observed in India as compared to rest of the word is mainly because Indians are highly future-conscious. Consequently, Indians are expected to massively increase their investments in the mutual fund market because it offers broad and better investment option.
Moreover, improved regulations have imparted a better lucidity to AMCs as well as stock markets. As a result, investors are opting mutual funds as the most preferable able investment option in the country. Both widening product range serving various purposes and budding opportunities are expected to keep the Indian mutual fund industry in the similar growth track in the coming times also.
However, the report also reveals that despite immense growth potentials, limited involvement of the rural sector will prove to be a hurdle for the growth of this industry. Due to lack of awareness, inferior distribution and limited banking services in the rural regions, mutual funds are yet to gain significant recognition and acceptance in the rural markets.
In view of the aforementioned constraints, a Senior Research Analyst at RNCOS has suggested that asset management companies and banks in India should together take the responsibility of extending their reach to the rural economy. Thus, huge opportunities in this sector will assist the growth of country’s mutual funds industry in future.
The research report “Indian Mutual Fund Industry” provides an extensive analysis of the Indian mutual fund industry alongwith its current and future outlook. It equips the clients with the latest market developments and potential. The estimations and forecasts in the report are not based on a complex economic model, but provide a rough guidance to the direction of the industry’s future movement.
The report also glances into the future of distinct segments of Indian mutual fund industry, including Population aging 65 years and above, Pharmaceutical Market (by segments) and Commercial Drugs Segment.
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Hong Kong Insurance Market to 2013
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Hong Kong is one of the most dynamic insurance markets in the world. Its geographic location, credible legal system and effective regulatory framework have helped it to become a leading insurance centre in Asia that has attracted many of the world’s top insurers, says a new research report “Hong Kong Insurance Market to 2013” from a world class research provider RNCOS.
Demand for insurance products has been rising rapidly in recent years, and is expected to continue growing substantially during our forecast period (2009-2013). There will not be any significant impact of the economic turmoil on the market as consumers have not stopped buying insurance products but simply changed their choices for insurance products. They are now opting for less risky products which have least exposure to the open markets. Thus, the decline in demand for investment-linked products is being offset by increase in traditional (non-linked) insurance products up to some extent.
Gross premium income has witnessed double-digit annual growth rates since 1990s, rising by 26.5% in 2007 on YOY basis. The market is strongly biased towards long-term insurance, which accounts for over 86% of the market, while general insurance premium make up 14%, as on 2008 end.
The report provides extensive research and rational analysis of the insurance industry in Hong Kong. The report thoroughly examines the current industry trends which are adding to the growth of the insurance industry. The report also gives future outlook considering the possible impact of recession on various segments of the industry.
The report also features forecast (2009-2013) on premium of following insurance branches/sub-branches:
- Long-term Insurance
- Life & Annuity
- Retirement Scheme
- General Insurance
- Accident & Health
- General Liability
- Property
- Motor
The forecast given in this report is not based on a complex economic model, but is intended as a rough guide to the direction in which the market is likely to move. This forecast is based on correlations between past market growth and growth of base drivers.
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RNCOS Releases a New Report- Japanese Generic Market Forecast to 2013
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RNCOS has recently added a new Market Research Report titled, “Japanese Generic Market Forecast to 2013” to its report gallery. According to “Japanese Generic Market Forecast to 2013”, a new research report by RNCOS, Japan promises to be one of the most lucrative generic markets in the world. Between 2005 and 2008, the Japanese generics market grew at a CAGR of around 7.5% to register ¥ 333 Billion (US$ 3.5 Billion) in revenue.
The Japanese market is characterized by a strong support by the government, which in a desperate bid to limit its healthcare costs, is introducing a number of generic-friendly policies. Other factors such as a large number of patent expiries and the largely un-penetrated nature of the market are also contributing towards the market growth.
The generic market is presently dominated by domestic manufacturers, with the top six manufacturers accounting for 56% of the total market in 2007. But opening up of the market and introduction of a number of generic-friendly reforms is attracting a number of foreign players in the market.
Despite such a big opportunity for future, the market also has a number challenges to deal with. Generic drugs are still regarded as cheap, low quality alternatives of branded drugs. Thus, both physicians and patients are skeptic regarding their safety and efficacy. A number of awareness and educational programs, however, are expected to increase their awareness in future.
Despite these challenges, our forecast models suggest that the generic drugs market will grow at a CAGR of around 8.8% between 2009 and 2013.
The report gives an extensive and objective analysis on the generic market in Japan. It investigates both the past and present trends in the generic market, but its focus is on the future trends shaping the industry. The report also investigates the performance of various players in the Japanese pharmaceutical and generic markets, and analyzes the competitive landscape in these markets. Based on various present and future indicators, the future scenario of the market has also been analyzed.
Key questions answered in the report
- What is the size and penetration level of the Japanese generic market?
- How is the Japanese generic market different from other developed markets?
- What are the key drivers and challenges for the generic market?
- What is the role of government in the market?
- What is the viewpoint of patients and physicians on generic drugs?
- What is the future outlook of the drug market?
- Who are the key players operating in the Japanese generic market?
Key players operating in Japanese generic market
This report features the key players currently operating in the Japanese pharmaceutical and generic markets. This section describes market shares and growth of key pharmaceutical and generic players in Japan. Profiles of the top six generic manufacturers have been provided in the report.
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Deprecating Lira Improves Tourists Inflow to Turkey
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RNCOS has released a new research report, “Turkey Tourism Industry Forecast to 2012”, which says various ad campaigns and depreciation in the Turkish lira against Euro and Dollar are driving the tourism industry in Turkey. Even in an environment of global financial crisis, when the tourism industry all around the world have shown downtrend, the number of international tourist arrivals to Turkey rose 0.27% year-on-year to 898,927 in February 2009.
This significant growth in the number of tourist arrivals is due to a series of successful ad campaigns by the tourism authorities. Recently, Turkey has launched an ad campaign “The Unlimited Turkey” to target travelers from the US, Canada and Mexico. The ad campaign is depicting Turkey’s heritage, culture, landscapes and other tourist spots to attract travelers. It is using all mediums of communication, including television, print and prominent outdoor locations.
Besides, the deprecation in Turkish lira against Euro and Dollar has made holidays in Turkey more affordable compared to holidays in Spain, Italy and France. The Turkish lira has recently dropped by more than 20% in value, making Turkey one of the world's most affordable places for European tourists.
“Turkey Tourism Industry Forecast to 2012”, provides in-depth analysis of present status and future prospects of tourism industry in Turkey. It thoroughly studies the industry with focus on various parameters like inbound & outbound tourism, expenditure by inbound & outbound tourists, type of tourism, accommodation facilities and aviation industry. The report also provides strategic insight to clients to evaluate the opportunities for their success in the Turkish tourism industry.
The research also includes forecast on vital aspects of the industry such as tourist arrivals in Middle East, tourist arrivals in Turkey, tourism receipts, outbound tourism, outbound tourism expenditure, consumer expenditure in hotels & restaurants, number of hotels by 2010, population breakup and personal disposable income.
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Indian Footwear Market to Grow at 19% CAGR
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According to our new research report “Indian Footwear Market Forecast to 2012”, with growing demand for children and women footwear, the Indian footwear retail market is projected to grow at a CAGR of about 19% between 2009 and 2012. Low cost of footwear production is another major advantage with India which will help in sustaining footwear demand in near future.
India has tremendous untapped potential in the ladies and kids footwear segment. Moreover, no organized retailing chain has the national presence in either of these categories. Of the total footwear market, ladies’ shoes account for almost 40% wherein unorganized segment constitutes 80%-90% of the market, indicating immense marketing opportunities for organized players. As the Indian woman becoming more brand-conscious as opposed to the past state of being product-conscious, a large number of internationally renowned players are expected to enter the market to fill this widening gap. Given India’s very young population, the market for children footwear is also attractive for new organized players to enter and earn supernormal profits.
Besides, women in India are becoming a key decision maker for most of the retail buying like footwear as their role in family planning and contribution to income is increasing. They have also been found doing impulsive buying for their kids during their visit to shopping malls. Thus, this changing trend will definitely help in raising the demand for footwear in India.
“Indian Footwear Market Forecast to 2012” provides reliable and objective analysis on the trends and performance of the Indian footwear market. It gives intensive qualitative and quantitative evaluation of the market. The report also discusses all the key parameters and gives segment-wise forecasts like Men’s, Women’s and Children’s, mass, casual and premium footwear etc.
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