The document summarizes India's engineering sector. It classifies the sector into heavy and light engineering and lists sub-sectors. Key user industries that drive growth are identified as industrial majors, power utilities, government, and retail consumers. Growth factors include a developed demand, low labor costs, growing capabilities of Indian firms, and government initiatives. Engineering exports have grown significantly and there is potential to capture a large share of the global market, especially in automotive, aerospace, telecom and utilities. Opportunities exist in the defense sector for MSMEs and with the entry of international companies. Major trends are diversification, technology upgrades, and a focus on R&D and value-added products.
The document discusses India's engineering industry. It is a large and growing sector driven by increasing infrastructure investment and industrial production. Key segments include heavy, electrical, automotive, and light engineering. The industry faces challenges from competition and supplier/customer bargaining power. Major players include Larsen & Toubro and Bharat Heavy Electricals. The industry is expected to continue growing strongly due to rising demand from power, mining, oil/gas and other sectors. The government supports growth through policies promoting investment, exports, and manufacturing.
The document discusses trends in India's capital goods, engineering, and manufacturing sectors. It notes that capital goods and engineering revenues are expected to increase significantly by 2017 due to rising industrialization and economic development. The electrical equipment, engineering research and design, construction equipment, and telecom equipment markets are also projected to experience substantial growth. Various manufacturing sub-sectors like machine tools, auto components, medical equipment, and casting and forging are analyzed. The engineering sector benefits from policy support including deregulation and foreign investment.
The document discusses the Information Communication Technology & Electronics (ICTE) sector in India. It provides an overview of the sector's contribution to GDP and manufacturing GDP, as well as employment. The sector aims to achieve a turnover of $400 billion by 2020 through investments of $100 billion. The document outlines several advantages for the sector in India, including a large market, government initiatives, rising costs elsewhere in Asia, and engineering talent. It also discusses current growth drivers like government policies and industry capabilities. However, the sector faces major challenges such as high costs, an inverted duty structure, a lack of domestic components, and inconsistent domestic demand.
The document provides an overview of the engineering and capital goods market in India. Some key points:
- The turnover of the capital goods industry in India is estimated to reach $115.17 billion by 2025, up from $70 billion in 2017.
- Electrical equipment production is forecasted to increase to $100 billion by 2022 from $27.3 billion in 2017-18.
- Engineering research and design revenues are projected to increase fourfold to $42 billion by 2022 from $28 billion in 2018.
- Increased investments in infrastructure and manufacturing are driving growth in the capital goods sector in India.
The document provides an overview of the capital goods and engineering sector in India. It notes that the sector contributes around 5.8% annually to production and 12% to manufacturing GDP. The sector employs around 9 million people. The sector has seen growth in exports and foreign direct investment. However, it faces challenges such as a lack of domestic demand creation, issues affecting exports, gaps in technology, and factors impacting cost competitiveness. The sector has potential for further growth through policies supporting infrastructure development and manufacturing.
The engineering sector is the largest segment of the Indian industrial sector, employing over 4 million workers. It includes heavy engineering segments like metal products, machinery, automotive components, and transport equipment. Heavy engineering forms the majority and accounts for over 80% of total engineering production. India has a well-developed industrial base capable of manufacturing heavy and light engineering goods. While heavy engineering requires more capital for high-value, technologically advanced products, light engineering requires relatively lower capital for medium to low-tech products. Major players in the industry include BHEL, HAL, L&T, and Crompton Greaves. Engineering exports from India have grown steadily over time, reaching $60.1 billion in 2010-2011.
The chemical industry in India is the 6th largest globally and contributes approximately 2% to India's GDP. It has grown at a CAGR of 9% and is projected to reach $214 billion by 2019. The industry produces over 70,000 commercial products and includes segments like bulk chemicals, specialty chemicals, pharmaceuticals, and agrochemicals. India has a large domestic market and low production costs, but faces challenges around raw material security, high logistics costs, and inconsistent regulatory policies. With improvements to infrastructure and a more favorable policy environment, the chemical industry has significant potential for further growth.
The document summarizes India's engineering sector. It classifies the sector into heavy and light engineering and lists sub-sectors. Key user industries that drive growth are identified as industrial majors, power utilities, government, and retail consumers. Growth factors include a developed demand, low labor costs, growing capabilities of Indian firms, and government initiatives. Engineering exports have grown significantly and there is potential to capture a large share of the global market, especially in automotive, aerospace, telecom and utilities. Opportunities exist in the defense sector for MSMEs and with the entry of international companies. Major trends are diversification, technology upgrades, and a focus on R&D and value-added products.
The document discusses India's engineering industry. It is a large and growing sector driven by increasing infrastructure investment and industrial production. Key segments include heavy, electrical, automotive, and light engineering. The industry faces challenges from competition and supplier/customer bargaining power. Major players include Larsen & Toubro and Bharat Heavy Electricals. The industry is expected to continue growing strongly due to rising demand from power, mining, oil/gas and other sectors. The government supports growth through policies promoting investment, exports, and manufacturing.
The document discusses trends in India's capital goods, engineering, and manufacturing sectors. It notes that capital goods and engineering revenues are expected to increase significantly by 2017 due to rising industrialization and economic development. The electrical equipment, engineering research and design, construction equipment, and telecom equipment markets are also projected to experience substantial growth. Various manufacturing sub-sectors like machine tools, auto components, medical equipment, and casting and forging are analyzed. The engineering sector benefits from policy support including deregulation and foreign investment.
The document discusses the Information Communication Technology & Electronics (ICTE) sector in India. It provides an overview of the sector's contribution to GDP and manufacturing GDP, as well as employment. The sector aims to achieve a turnover of $400 billion by 2020 through investments of $100 billion. The document outlines several advantages for the sector in India, including a large market, government initiatives, rising costs elsewhere in Asia, and engineering talent. It also discusses current growth drivers like government policies and industry capabilities. However, the sector faces major challenges such as high costs, an inverted duty structure, a lack of domestic components, and inconsistent domestic demand.
The document provides an overview of the engineering and capital goods market in India. Some key points:
- The turnover of the capital goods industry in India is estimated to reach $115.17 billion by 2025, up from $70 billion in 2017.
- Electrical equipment production is forecasted to increase to $100 billion by 2022 from $27.3 billion in 2017-18.
- Engineering research and design revenues are projected to increase fourfold to $42 billion by 2022 from $28 billion in 2018.
- Increased investments in infrastructure and manufacturing are driving growth in the capital goods sector in India.
The document provides an overview of the capital goods and engineering sector in India. It notes that the sector contributes around 5.8% annually to production and 12% to manufacturing GDP. The sector employs around 9 million people. The sector has seen growth in exports and foreign direct investment. However, it faces challenges such as a lack of domestic demand creation, issues affecting exports, gaps in technology, and factors impacting cost competitiveness. The sector has potential for further growth through policies supporting infrastructure development and manufacturing.
The engineering sector is the largest segment of the Indian industrial sector, employing over 4 million workers. It includes heavy engineering segments like metal products, machinery, automotive components, and transport equipment. Heavy engineering forms the majority and accounts for over 80% of total engineering production. India has a well-developed industrial base capable of manufacturing heavy and light engineering goods. While heavy engineering requires more capital for high-value, technologically advanced products, light engineering requires relatively lower capital for medium to low-tech products. Major players in the industry include BHEL, HAL, L&T, and Crompton Greaves. Engineering exports from India have grown steadily over time, reaching $60.1 billion in 2010-2011.
The chemical industry in India is the 6th largest globally and contributes approximately 2% to India's GDP. It has grown at a CAGR of 9% and is projected to reach $214 billion by 2019. The industry produces over 70,000 commercial products and includes segments like bulk chemicals, specialty chemicals, pharmaceuticals, and agrochemicals. India has a large domestic market and low production costs, but faces challenges around raw material security, high logistics costs, and inconsistent regulatory policies. With improvements to infrastructure and a more favorable policy environment, the chemical industry has significant potential for further growth.
The auto and auto components sector in India is expected to grow 4 times over the next 10 years. It currently contributes 7% to India's GDP and employs over 19 million people. Major challenges to growth include developing technologies and infrastructure for more stringent emission standards, establishing vehicle scrapping mechanisms, and competing globally against low-cost Chinese manufacturers. However, strong domestic demand across segments, India's competitive manufacturing capabilities, and supportive government policies position the sector for continued expansion.
This document discusses the steel sector in India. It notes that India has the 3rd largest steel production capacity globally at around 110 million tonnes annually. The steel sector contributes around 2% to India's GDP and 6.7% to industrial GDP. It employs around 600,000 people. The document outlines the sector's potential for growth given India's large reserves of iron ore and coking coal, growing infrastructure and manufacturing sectors, and favorable demographics. However, it also lists challenges such as inconsistent availability of raw materials, underdeveloped infrastructure, high financing costs, global steel overcapacity, and threats of trade barriers.
The engineering sector in India has grown significantly in recent years due to increased investments in infrastructure and industrial production. It is an important sector for India's economy. Key growth drivers include capacity expansion in sectors like infrastructure, oil & gas, power and automobiles. The government has undertaken several initiatives to promote the engineering sector through organizations like EEPC India and policies supporting foreign investment, technical education and infrastructure projects. Exports of engineering goods have also risen, with transport equipment, iron & steel products and industrial machinery being leading categories. The sector is expected to continue growing as government spending on engineering and associated industries increases.
The document provides an overview of the cement sector in India. It states that India is the 2nd largest producer of cement globally, with production growing at a 6.7% CAGR from 2007-2015. The cement sector contributes 1.5% to India's GDP and employs over 150,000 people directly and 500,000 indirectly. Key drivers of demand are housing, infrastructure, commercial and industrial construction. The government has introduced policies to boost housing, infrastructure and road projects that will increase cement demand. However, the sector faces challenges of high excise duties, logistics and railway constraints, unavailability of fly ash, and compliance with new emission standards.
With conditions in the developed markets of Europe and North America likely to remain weak in the near term, business is increasingly looking to Asia for growth. Growth will not be uniform across sectors or even within them. Which subsectors will see the most dynamic growth? And what will drive it? Exports? Domestic sales? Technology? Innovation? Rising consumer incomes? What should companies be thinking about as they plan their Asia strategies for the next five to ten years?
The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), sponsored by InvestKL, developed the “industry dynamism” barometer to measure the resilience and growth potential of six industry sectors across Asia.
Global car wiring harness market professional survey report 2018Snehal Misal
The document summarizes a report on the global car wiring harness market. It discusses key factors driving market growth, including technological advancements, increased business productivity, and demand for enhanced enterprise efficiencies. The report provides an overview of the market and its segmentation by application, product type, and region. It also lists major players in the global market and reviews the methodology used to estimate market size and forecast trends.
This document summarizes the power tools industry in India. It discusses that India has a competitive advantage in power tools manufacturing due to availability of raw materials and skilled labor. The power tools market in India has seen average annual growth of 40% over the last 7 years. The leading power tool brands in India are Hilti, Bosch, DeWALT, Hitachi, and Makita. Power tool consumption depends on factors like price, supply chain dynamics, product quality, and intended use. The key market segments are professionals, industries, and households. The document also provides an overview of the distribution channels used by several major power tool brands in India.
The global elevators and escalators market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 4.1% by the year 2020. The global urbanization; aging population; increasing safety needs; increasing demand for environment-friendly products; are some of the key factors which will drive the growth of this industry. See more at - http://mrr.cm/Jfm
Deloitte Maverick 2014 - First Round - Team SIBM BangaloreKashyap Shah
This document contains a summary of a company called Milco's financial assessment, competitive position, opportunities, areas for growth, and SWOT analysis. It was submitted by Team SIBM-B Stalwarts from SIBM Bangalore. Some of the key points include: Milco generates most of its revenue and profits from military flight simulators and MRO IT systems. While its revenues are strong, it relies mainly on the US military market. The document identifies opportunities for Milco to expand into emerging markets like India, China, and the Middle East where defense spending is rising. It also notes opportunities in commercial aerospace and growing areas like cyber security. The SWOT analysis finds Milco's strengths are its financial
Electric Motors market is in a mature stage of its lifecycle and has the potential to even grow further. The market is witnessing tremendous technological advancements in the last few years due to which, the current electric market is gaining traction. The market is quickly shifting towards highly efficient electric motor systems.
Market Research Report : Motors Market in India 2014Netscribes, Inc.
For the complete report, get in touch with us at : info@netscribes.com
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Netscribes latest market research report titled Machine Tools Market in India 2014 describes the dynamics of machine tools supply and demand in this country. In 2013, domestic production accounted for only one-third of the overall domestic consumption of machine tools in India. Demand is expected to grow steadily over the next few years and Indian players wish to increase market share of domestic production considerably during the same time period. With respect to import and export of machine tools, India plays a prominent role with some of its key partner nations being China, Japan and Germany.
Within the machine tools industry, there are around 1000 units involved in the production of machine tools, accessories and subsystems. Out of these, the very large companies are responsible for more than half the industry turnover and the rest can be attributed to SMEs. Thus, while the demand-supply gap in the industry creates an opportunity for new entrants, the need for continuous technology upgradation and rise in production costs together pose a challenge for the smaller players. However, there are government initiatives in this regard to support the SMEs, schemes such as Credit Linked Capital Subsidy Scheme for Technology Upgradation and National Manufacturing Competitiveness Programme. The major players have increasingly moved towards sophisticated machines, but they need to continue investing in R&D and technology transfer partnerships with other nations to remain competitive in this dynamic industry.
Coverage
Overview of the machine tools market in India and forecasted market size data over 2014 to 2020
Compilation of import and export data for different segments of machine tools
Qualitative analysis of the major drivers and challenges affecting the market
Detailed study of government initiatives and major trends in the industry
Analysis of the competitive landscape and detailed profiles of major public and private players
The global elevator and escalator market was valued at $76.83 billion in 2014 and is expected to reach $104.17 billion by 2020, growing at a CAGR of 5.2% from 2015 to 2020. The market is driven by factors like increasing urbanization and the need for rapid transit systems in public places. It is segmented based on type, product type, application, and geography. New installation accounts for around half of total revenue while refurbishment and maintenance make up the other half. Key players are focusing on green technology and smarter elevators to drive growth.
The document provides an analysis of MILCO's business case challenges. It analyzes MILCO's financial health, product portfolio, and competition. For the product portfolio, it uses a GE-McKinsey matrix to evaluate products based on industry attractiveness and business strength. It finds that MILCO should divest its military facility construction business and invest in growing its military flight simulation businesses. It also recommends that MILCO look for partnerships and acquisitions to expand into new markets and products.
Investment in infrastructure and an expanding middle class in India are boosting the vehicle segment, while higher oil prices, a lack of affordable raw materials, and economic recession pose challenges. Foreign direct investment up to 100% has been permitted in the automotive sector, contributing to $12 billion in vehicle sales and $3 billion in auto parts sales annually in India.
The document analyzes the dynamism of Asia's engineering services sector based on data from 2005-2011. It finds:
1) Engineering companies in Asia grew revenues at an average annual rate of 20% during this period, maintaining healthy profit margins of around 12.5%.
2) The number of listed engineering companies in Asia increased from 94 in 2005 to 124 in 2011, indicating growing market opportunities.
3) Asia represents tremendous opportunities for engineering services due to high economic growth, massive infrastructure needs, ongoing urbanization and industrialization, and a large pool of engineering talent - trends that are expected to continue driving the sector's dynamism.
The construction equipment industry in India has struggled in recent years due to slowdowns in the infrastructure and mining sectors, its major customers. Declining real estate demand, project delays, and mining bans have reduced investment in these sectors. This has led to overcapacity in the industry, high delinquency rates, and increasing NPAs for financiers. While the government is taking steps to boost infrastructure spending, the industry still faces challenges of low equipment adoption rates, a lack of skilled labor, and competition from Chinese imports. For growth to be sustainable, faster project implementation is needed along with OEMs improving their competitiveness and after-sales support.
This document discusses the roles of the public, private, and service sectors in India. It outlines that the public sector provides basic services and infrastructure, while pursuing objectives like balanced regional development and employment growth. The private sector contributes to income, savings, and capital formation. India's service sector has rapidly grown to account for over half of GDP, with fast growth in IT, telecommunications, finance, and other services.
The document discusses India's manufacturing sector and its value proposition. It notes that India has a large domestic market, low-cost skilled labor, and favorable government policies that have helped manufacturing contribute significantly to the economy and make India an attractive destination for foreign investment. The manufacturing sector is expected to grow rapidly over the next decade, with key sectors like automotive, pharmaceuticals, and food processing driving growth.
The global engineering services outsourcing (ESO) market is expected to grow from $402 billion in 2018 to $1.82 trillion by 2026, representing a compound annual growth rate of 21%. Major factors driving this growth include access to low-cost, skilled resources and opportunities in industries like automotive, consumer electronics, and aerospace. Asia Pacific is currently the largest market for ESO providers, especially India and China which provide large numbers of engineering professionals at low costs. The market has shifted from simple outsourcing to capacity augmentation and increased focus on quality, reduced timelines, and productivity.
The auto and auto components sector in India is expected to grow 4 times over the next 10 years. It currently contributes 7% to India's GDP and employs over 19 million people. Major challenges to growth include developing technologies and infrastructure for more stringent emission standards, establishing vehicle scrapping mechanisms, and competing globally against low-cost Chinese manufacturers. However, strong domestic demand across segments, India's competitive manufacturing capabilities, and supportive government policies position the sector for continued expansion.
This document discusses the steel sector in India. It notes that India has the 3rd largest steel production capacity globally at around 110 million tonnes annually. The steel sector contributes around 2% to India's GDP and 6.7% to industrial GDP. It employs around 600,000 people. The document outlines the sector's potential for growth given India's large reserves of iron ore and coking coal, growing infrastructure and manufacturing sectors, and favorable demographics. However, it also lists challenges such as inconsistent availability of raw materials, underdeveloped infrastructure, high financing costs, global steel overcapacity, and threats of trade barriers.
The engineering sector in India has grown significantly in recent years due to increased investments in infrastructure and industrial production. It is an important sector for India's economy. Key growth drivers include capacity expansion in sectors like infrastructure, oil & gas, power and automobiles. The government has undertaken several initiatives to promote the engineering sector through organizations like EEPC India and policies supporting foreign investment, technical education and infrastructure projects. Exports of engineering goods have also risen, with transport equipment, iron & steel products and industrial machinery being leading categories. The sector is expected to continue growing as government spending on engineering and associated industries increases.
The document provides an overview of the cement sector in India. It states that India is the 2nd largest producer of cement globally, with production growing at a 6.7% CAGR from 2007-2015. The cement sector contributes 1.5% to India's GDP and employs over 150,000 people directly and 500,000 indirectly. Key drivers of demand are housing, infrastructure, commercial and industrial construction. The government has introduced policies to boost housing, infrastructure and road projects that will increase cement demand. However, the sector faces challenges of high excise duties, logistics and railway constraints, unavailability of fly ash, and compliance with new emission standards.
With conditions in the developed markets of Europe and North America likely to remain weak in the near term, business is increasingly looking to Asia for growth. Growth will not be uniform across sectors or even within them. Which subsectors will see the most dynamic growth? And what will drive it? Exports? Domestic sales? Technology? Innovation? Rising consumer incomes? What should companies be thinking about as they plan their Asia strategies for the next five to ten years?
The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), sponsored by InvestKL, developed the “industry dynamism” barometer to measure the resilience and growth potential of six industry sectors across Asia.
Global car wiring harness market professional survey report 2018Snehal Misal
The document summarizes a report on the global car wiring harness market. It discusses key factors driving market growth, including technological advancements, increased business productivity, and demand for enhanced enterprise efficiencies. The report provides an overview of the market and its segmentation by application, product type, and region. It also lists major players in the global market and reviews the methodology used to estimate market size and forecast trends.
This document summarizes the power tools industry in India. It discusses that India has a competitive advantage in power tools manufacturing due to availability of raw materials and skilled labor. The power tools market in India has seen average annual growth of 40% over the last 7 years. The leading power tool brands in India are Hilti, Bosch, DeWALT, Hitachi, and Makita. Power tool consumption depends on factors like price, supply chain dynamics, product quality, and intended use. The key market segments are professionals, industries, and households. The document also provides an overview of the distribution channels used by several major power tool brands in India.
The global elevators and escalators market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 4.1% by the year 2020. The global urbanization; aging population; increasing safety needs; increasing demand for environment-friendly products; are some of the key factors which will drive the growth of this industry. See more at - http://mrr.cm/Jfm
Deloitte Maverick 2014 - First Round - Team SIBM BangaloreKashyap Shah
This document contains a summary of a company called Milco's financial assessment, competitive position, opportunities, areas for growth, and SWOT analysis. It was submitted by Team SIBM-B Stalwarts from SIBM Bangalore. Some of the key points include: Milco generates most of its revenue and profits from military flight simulators and MRO IT systems. While its revenues are strong, it relies mainly on the US military market. The document identifies opportunities for Milco to expand into emerging markets like India, China, and the Middle East where defense spending is rising. It also notes opportunities in commercial aerospace and growing areas like cyber security. The SWOT analysis finds Milco's strengths are its financial
Electric Motors market is in a mature stage of its lifecycle and has the potential to even grow further. The market is witnessing tremendous technological advancements in the last few years due to which, the current electric market is gaining traction. The market is quickly shifting towards highly efficient electric motor systems.
Market Research Report : Motors Market in India 2014Netscribes, Inc.
For the complete report, get in touch with us at : info@netscribes.com
Abstract:
Netscribes latest market research report titled Machine Tools Market in India 2014 describes the dynamics of machine tools supply and demand in this country. In 2013, domestic production accounted for only one-third of the overall domestic consumption of machine tools in India. Demand is expected to grow steadily over the next few years and Indian players wish to increase market share of domestic production considerably during the same time period. With respect to import and export of machine tools, India plays a prominent role with some of its key partner nations being China, Japan and Germany.
Within the machine tools industry, there are around 1000 units involved in the production of machine tools, accessories and subsystems. Out of these, the very large companies are responsible for more than half the industry turnover and the rest can be attributed to SMEs. Thus, while the demand-supply gap in the industry creates an opportunity for new entrants, the need for continuous technology upgradation and rise in production costs together pose a challenge for the smaller players. However, there are government initiatives in this regard to support the SMEs, schemes such as Credit Linked Capital Subsidy Scheme for Technology Upgradation and National Manufacturing Competitiveness Programme. The major players have increasingly moved towards sophisticated machines, but they need to continue investing in R&D and technology transfer partnerships with other nations to remain competitive in this dynamic industry.
Coverage
Overview of the machine tools market in India and forecasted market size data over 2014 to 2020
Compilation of import and export data for different segments of machine tools
Qualitative analysis of the major drivers and challenges affecting the market
Detailed study of government initiatives and major trends in the industry
Analysis of the competitive landscape and detailed profiles of major public and private players
The global elevator and escalator market was valued at $76.83 billion in 2014 and is expected to reach $104.17 billion by 2020, growing at a CAGR of 5.2% from 2015 to 2020. The market is driven by factors like increasing urbanization and the need for rapid transit systems in public places. It is segmented based on type, product type, application, and geography. New installation accounts for around half of total revenue while refurbishment and maintenance make up the other half. Key players are focusing on green technology and smarter elevators to drive growth.
The document provides an analysis of MILCO's business case challenges. It analyzes MILCO's financial health, product portfolio, and competition. For the product portfolio, it uses a GE-McKinsey matrix to evaluate products based on industry attractiveness and business strength. It finds that MILCO should divest its military facility construction business and invest in growing its military flight simulation businesses. It also recommends that MILCO look for partnerships and acquisitions to expand into new markets and products.
Investment in infrastructure and an expanding middle class in India are boosting the vehicle segment, while higher oil prices, a lack of affordable raw materials, and economic recession pose challenges. Foreign direct investment up to 100% has been permitted in the automotive sector, contributing to $12 billion in vehicle sales and $3 billion in auto parts sales annually in India.
The document analyzes the dynamism of Asia's engineering services sector based on data from 2005-2011. It finds:
1) Engineering companies in Asia grew revenues at an average annual rate of 20% during this period, maintaining healthy profit margins of around 12.5%.
2) The number of listed engineering companies in Asia increased from 94 in 2005 to 124 in 2011, indicating growing market opportunities.
3) Asia represents tremendous opportunities for engineering services due to high economic growth, massive infrastructure needs, ongoing urbanization and industrialization, and a large pool of engineering talent - trends that are expected to continue driving the sector's dynamism.
The construction equipment industry in India has struggled in recent years due to slowdowns in the infrastructure and mining sectors, its major customers. Declining real estate demand, project delays, and mining bans have reduced investment in these sectors. This has led to overcapacity in the industry, high delinquency rates, and increasing NPAs for financiers. While the government is taking steps to boost infrastructure spending, the industry still faces challenges of low equipment adoption rates, a lack of skilled labor, and competition from Chinese imports. For growth to be sustainable, faster project implementation is needed along with OEMs improving their competitiveness and after-sales support.
This document discusses the roles of the public, private, and service sectors in India. It outlines that the public sector provides basic services and infrastructure, while pursuing objectives like balanced regional development and employment growth. The private sector contributes to income, savings, and capital formation. India's service sector has rapidly grown to account for over half of GDP, with fast growth in IT, telecommunications, finance, and other services.
The document discusses India's manufacturing sector and its value proposition. It notes that India has a large domestic market, low-cost skilled labor, and favorable government policies that have helped manufacturing contribute significantly to the economy and make India an attractive destination for foreign investment. The manufacturing sector is expected to grow rapidly over the next decade, with key sectors like automotive, pharmaceuticals, and food processing driving growth.
The global engineering services outsourcing (ESO) market is expected to grow from $402 billion in 2018 to $1.82 trillion by 2026, representing a compound annual growth rate of 21%. Major factors driving this growth include access to low-cost, skilled resources and opportunities in industries like automotive, consumer electronics, and aerospace. Asia Pacific is currently the largest market for ESO providers, especially India and China which provide large numbers of engineering professionals at low costs. The market has shifted from simple outsourcing to capacity augmentation and increased focus on quality, reduced timelines, and productivity.
This document summarizes findings from multiple national manufacturing surveys conducted in India between 1997 and 2007. Some key findings include:
1) Early Indian manufacturing firms focused on quality but were opportunistic rather than strategic. Supply chains were fragmented.
2) Later surveys found more focus on productivity and continuous improvement, but low investment in R&D and innovation. Quality remained the top priority.
3) The 2007 survey found regional differences in capabilities. Smaller firms focused more on customization while medium firms showed most potential for competitiveness. Skill development and supply chain coordination were major needs.
The document discusses India as an attractive investment destination for foreign direct investment. It notes that India has pursued economic reforms to liberalize and open its economy. Key points highlighted include India being the second largest emerging market, having political stability and consensus on reforms, and offering a large skilled workforce and competitive advantage for long-term growth. Several studies are cited finding India a promising place for investment in sectors like infrastructure, telecom, and manufacturing.
This document provides an analysis of the mechanical industry sector in India. It discusses several sub-sectors within the mechanical industry including mechanical parts and sets, mechanical components, precision components, connectors, pistons, special screws, and special equipment. For each sub-sector, it provides information on the type of products, their uses, industry size and trends, major markets, and outlook. Some of the key findings are that the mechanical components industry in India is growing rapidly due to growth in the automobile sector. However, the industry still faces challenges such as a lack of standardization and large contributions from the unorganized sector for some product types.
The document provides an analysis of Analog Devices, Inc. (ADI) conducted by Penn State Investment Association. It summarizes ADI's business operations, financial performance, growth opportunities in key markets like industrial and healthcare, and risks. It also benchmarks ADI against competitors and provides projections. The top three reasons recommended to "bench" or not invest in ADI currently are not stated.
The document provides an analysis of Analog Devices, Inc. (ADI) conducted by Penn State Investment Association. It summarizes ADI's business operations, financial performance, growth opportunities in key markets like industrial and healthcare, and risks. It also benchmarks ADI against competitors and provides projections. The top three reasons recommended to "bench" or not invest in ADI currently are not stated.
According to a new report published by Polaris Market Research the global engineering services outsourcing market is anticipated to reach more than USD 1.96 trillion by 2026. The major factors which are driving this market is the access to low cost highly skilled resources which can work towards complex tasks of not only designing and testing but also on validation, simulation and execution. Companies are moving from business process outsourcing to knowledge process outsourcing and major industry verticals such as automotive, consumer electronics, semiconductors, aerospace and telecom are providing huge opportunities to the consulting companies.
Detailing the profile of the engineering sector, this presentation highlights the size and scale of the industry in the nation as well as the future path for development of the industry. It lays down key FDI polices as well as the current business opportunities.
This document provides an overview of the defence, fire, and security sector in India. It notes that India has a large land area and population, with rapid urbanization and economic growth. The security industry is valued at £50 billion and is the second largest employer after agriculture. The industry is growing at 9% annually. It also discusses opportunities in various security subsectors such as airports, ports, roads, and critical infrastructure. Challenges include importing 70% of defence equipment and highly regulated FDI. The document segments the security market and provides market sizes for products such as CCTV, access control, and intrusion detection.
Surge Protection Devices Market : Size will Escalate Rapidly in 2017 - 2025minutmr
The analysts foresee recurrent equipment failures causing cost escalation, an increase in substitute energy programs, power quality problems, and hiking demand for electronic device protection systems to help speed up the growth of the world surge protection devices market.
This document analyzes different sectors of the Indian economy including external, industrial, agricultural, infrastructural, social, and service sectors. It discusses factors such as GDP contribution, growth rates, reforms, and key industries for each sector. The industrial sector contributes 27% to GDP and saw growth rates of 6.9-8.4% in 2003-04 and 2004-05 led by manufacturing. The agricultural sector depends on 65% of the population and produces many crops. Infrastructure such as transportation and power generation has increased through public-private partnerships.
This document analyzes different sectors of the Indian economy including external, industrial, agricultural, infrastructural, social, and service sectors. It discusses factors such as GDP contribution, growth rates, reforms, and key industries for each sector. The industrial sector contributes 27% to GDP and saw growth rates of 6.9-8.4% in 2003-04 and 2004-05 led by manufacturing. The agricultural sector depends on 65% of the population and produces many crops. Infrastructure such as transportation and power generation has increased through public-private partnerships.
The document provides an overview of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in India, with a focus on SMEs in Maharashtra. It describes how SMEs have historically played an important role in India's economy in areas like employment, exports, and meeting policy goals. The document then examines various industrial sectors in Maharashtra, including engineering, electrical, food processing, pharmaceuticals, and chemicals. For each sector, it provides production and export details. Finally, it lists specific SMEs in those sectors that were selected for further study based on factors like technology, exports, scientific staff, and products.
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1. Presentation by P MadhusudhanaPrabhu March 2011 A Report on India's Engineering Sector
2. Introduction Classification of Engineering Sectors Key user Industries Growth Factors Trends Opportunities on the defence sector Opportunities in engineering services Future Outlook Preview
3. Classification of engineering sector Heavy Engineering Transport Equipments Capital Goods Other Machineries Sub Sectors – - Textile, Cement, Sugar, Rubber machinery… …Dairy, Mining, Machine tool ,Metallurgical etc., Light Engineering Low Tech –eg., castings, forgings, fasteners , etc., Highly sophisticated equipments Diagnostic Medical Sub Sectors – - Medical /Surgical, Process control equipments, steel forgings, Ferrous castings, etc.,
4. Key user industries These industries are in turn dependent on the growth factors . Illustration of Key user industries Indian Engineering Sector Growth
5. Industrial Majors Refining, Automotive, Textiles Power utilities Generation, Transmission, Distribution Retail Consumers Pumps and motors Government Public Investment Key user Industries contd…
6. Growth Factors Well developed demand conditions India’s labour cost advantage Growing capabilities of Indian engineering firms Preferred outsourcing destination Government initiatives with respect to power, infrastructure etc., Dilicensing , removal of tariff protection , promotion of SEZ’s …
7. Growing trend of engineering exports Source : - EEPC India , December 2010 survey
8. Statistical scenario : Exports of Engineering Services : - FY 09 - $ 4.9 bn CAGR 17.6 % over Fy07 and Fy09 Potential to reach $ 29 bn in 2015 = 20 % of Global market share Opportunity for 2009-2014 ( 5 year period) ~ $ 62 billion Sectors :- Automotive Sector = 19 % Aerospace = 8 % Utilities = 3 % Telecom = 30 % Opportunities in Engineering Services
9. Global scenario Global military expenditure – 2008 = $ 1464 billion 2007 = 4 % increase. Indian scenario Among top ten nations in military expenditure Defence budget growth at CAGR =11.5 % between FY 06 & FY 09 to $ 26.5 bn for FY 09 MSME sector outlook Now ~ 5000 companies 20-25 % of components , sub-assemblies to state owned companies Govt & Pvt sector participation Major sector = communications & IT equipment Opportunities in Defence Sector
10. Entry of International companies 100 % FDI route permitted – entry of international players Incresing the competiveness of the industry . Migration to value added products Focus on improvising capabilities Quality consicious Technology up gradation at par with global market needs Focus on R&D and product development efforts . Diversification of Risk Eg., L & T moved into power equipment manufacturing , BHEL plans to exporting to Syria and Vietnam etc., Key Trends
11. Major sectors : Defence Aerospace Telecom equipment IT equipment Power utilities etc., ~ THE END ~ Future Outlook