The document describes data from the Industries & Strategies database tracking R&D investments worldwide from January 2016 to April 2018. It includes details on 418 R&D projects totaling $37 billion and 134,541 jobs. Key findings highlighted include the concentration of R&D investments in a few countries and regions like the UK, India, California, and Karnataka state. The automotive and electronics sectors received the most R&D funding while companies in those industries like LG, Dyson, and TSMC invested the largest individual amounts.
This document provides an overview and analysis of data from a global industrial investment tracking tool created by EDF, Fives, and the Institut de la réindustrialisation to monitor "factories of the future". The tool tracks over 12,000 industrial investment projects worth $4.8 trillion that were announced between 2016-2019. It analyzes the projects based on six "Factory of the Future" criteria: flexibility, digitalization, energy efficiency, social efforts, territorial efforts, and environmental efforts. The document outlines trends seen in the data, including which sectors have the highest rates of investments involving criteria like digitization, flexibility, and energy efficiency. It also provides regional and country-level breakdowns of the numbers of projects and
Trendeo Industrial investment in Africa may 2018Trendeo
This document summarizes data from the Industries & Strategies database tracking industrial investments in Africa from January 2016 to April 2018. It finds that during this period there were 569 projects announced worth $391 billion that were expected to create 184,241 jobs. The top four recipient countries - Egypt, South Africa, Morocco, and Nigeria - accounted for 33% of jobs, 39% of projects, and 56% of investment. Majority of investments came from within Africa, followed by France, China, and the United States.
The Industries & Strategies Database tracks, since 2016, every industrial investment (Manufacturing, Energy, Logistics, R&D) announced worldwide (over 30 MUSD or 50 jobs). Each investment project is classified by product, sector, company, country, and a qualitative score (factories of the future score). Since January 2016, 10,208 investments have been tracked, among them 1,718 in the energy sector (energy production and mining and quarrying projects linked to energy production - coal, gas, oil, uranium…) Since the database is updated weekly, our users benefit from a more detailed information, including cancelled investments, factories of the future score details, capacity…
Capital investment in Africa, 2016-June 2019.Trendeo
Capital investment in Africa, 2016-June 2019. Details by country, industry, origine, FDI, region, product. Data from Trendeo's Industries & strategies database.
Trendeo industrial investment in asia may 2018Trendeo
The document summarizes data from an industrial investment database tracking over 4,292 projects announced in Asia between 2016-2018, totaling $2.045 trillion and creating over 1.2 million jobs. India and China accounted for over half the investment amount and number of projects. The top ranked regions by investment were in India, China, and Saudi Arabia. Cities like Penukonda, India and Petaling Jaya, Malaysia received the highest investments, while cities like Hyderabad, India and Bengaluru, India had the most projects.
The document provides analysis of industrial investment trends in 2017 based on data from the World Industrial Investment Monitor database. Some key findings include:
- Over 3,400 investment projects totaling over $1 trillion were tracked across 162 countries in 2017.
- Major projects concentrated in energy, manufacturing, and logistics accounted for a disproportionate share of total investment.
- Asia received the largest share of investments at around 58% of the total, with Europe as the largest outward investor region.
- Project timelines between announcement and production averaged 1.8 years for smaller deals but up to 7 years for mega-projects over $5 billion.
This document provides an overview and analysis of data from a global industrial investment tracking tool created by EDF, Fives, and the Institut de la réindustrialisation to monitor "factories of the future". The tool tracks over 12,000 industrial investment projects worth $4.8 trillion that were announced between 2016-2019. It analyzes the projects based on six "Factory of the Future" criteria: flexibility, digitalization, energy efficiency, social efforts, territorial efforts, and environmental efforts. The document outlines trends seen in the data, including which sectors have the highest rates of investments involving criteria like digitization, flexibility, and energy efficiency. It also provides regional and country-level breakdowns of the numbers of projects and
Trendeo Industrial investment in Africa may 2018Trendeo
This document summarizes data from the Industries & Strategies database tracking industrial investments in Africa from January 2016 to April 2018. It finds that during this period there were 569 projects announced worth $391 billion that were expected to create 184,241 jobs. The top four recipient countries - Egypt, South Africa, Morocco, and Nigeria - accounted for 33% of jobs, 39% of projects, and 56% of investment. Majority of investments came from within Africa, followed by France, China, and the United States.
The Industries & Strategies Database tracks, since 2016, every industrial investment (Manufacturing, Energy, Logistics, R&D) announced worldwide (over 30 MUSD or 50 jobs). Each investment project is classified by product, sector, company, country, and a qualitative score (factories of the future score). Since January 2016, 10,208 investments have been tracked, among them 1,718 in the energy sector (energy production and mining and quarrying projects linked to energy production - coal, gas, oil, uranium…) Since the database is updated weekly, our users benefit from a more detailed information, including cancelled investments, factories of the future score details, capacity…
Capital investment in Africa, 2016-June 2019.Trendeo
Capital investment in Africa, 2016-June 2019. Details by country, industry, origine, FDI, region, product. Data from Trendeo's Industries & strategies database.
Trendeo industrial investment in asia may 2018Trendeo
The document summarizes data from an industrial investment database tracking over 4,292 projects announced in Asia between 2016-2018, totaling $2.045 trillion and creating over 1.2 million jobs. India and China accounted for over half the investment amount and number of projects. The top ranked regions by investment were in India, China, and Saudi Arabia. Cities like Penukonda, India and Petaling Jaya, Malaysia received the highest investments, while cities like Hyderabad, India and Bengaluru, India had the most projects.
The document provides analysis of industrial investment trends in 2017 based on data from the World Industrial Investment Monitor database. Some key findings include:
- Over 3,400 investment projects totaling over $1 trillion were tracked across 162 countries in 2017.
- Major projects concentrated in energy, manufacturing, and logistics accounted for a disproportionate share of total investment.
- Asia received the largest share of investments at around 58% of the total, with Europe as the largest outward investor region.
- Project timelines between announcement and production averaged 1.8 years for smaller deals but up to 7 years for mega-projects over $5 billion.
Arthur D. Little Automotive report October 2020Fabrizio Arena
Please take a look at our Automotive Report – October 2020 that has a special focus on EVs PC in EU & Italy
You may also find main registrations results in Europe and Italy
Arthur D. Little Automotive Report August 2019Fabrizio Arena
The document provides an analysis of new car registrations in Europe and Italy in August 2019. Some of the key points from the document include:
- New car registrations decreased 8.6% in the EU in August 2019 compared to August 2018. Most major European markets saw declines, except for Sweden which grew 19.5%.
- In Italy, new car registrations fell 3.1% in August 2019 versus the previous year. Certain brands like Dacia, Lancia/Chrysler, and Opel saw increases while premium brands like BMW, Mercedes, and Audi declined.
- Year-to-date, registrations in the EU fell 3.2% compared to 2018. Germany
Arthur D. Little Automotive Report April 2020 Fabrizio Arena
The document provides an analysis of new car registrations in Europe and Italy in April 2020 compared to April 2019. Some key findings include:
- New car registrations decreased by 78.3% in the EU and 97.6% in Italy in April 2020 versus the previous year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
- All major European markets saw declines in excess of 90% in April as showrooms were closed for the month across the EU. The largest decreases were in Italy, UK, Spain, Ireland and Belgium.
- In Italy, new car registrations fell over 97% across all regions and customer segments in April compared to the prior year.
Arthur D. Little Automotive Report May 2021Fabrizio Arena
Please take a look at our Automotive Report – May 2021 with main registrations results in Europe and Italy and, a special focus on on Covid-19 outbreak connection with EVs growth
Starting from March 2020 sales have been heavily hit by Covid-19 outbreak so, to make figures comparable, this edition of Automotive Report compares 2021 and 2019 data
The document analyzes the ICT industry in Turkey. It finds that the total ICT market size in Turkey was TRY 61.6 billion in 2013, with 52% from electronic communication technologies. There were 2,555 active companies employing over 100,000 people, mostly in IT and communication. Market growth between 2011-2013 averaged 11-15% annually. Broadband subscribers increased by 40% per year between 2008-2013 to over 32 million. Exports of ICT products and services totaled TRY 1.3 billion in 2013, led by IT software. Leading companies included Turk Telekom, Turkcell, and Vodafone.
Arthur D. Little Automotive Report October 2019Fabrizio Arena
Please take a look at our Automotive Report – October 2019 with main registrations results in Europe and Italy.
Please note that this issue also includes a focus on Registrations Trends and CO2 Emissions in Italy.
Arthur D. Little Automotive Report January 2020Fabrizio Arena
Please take a look at our Automotive Report – January 2020 with main registrations results in Europe and Italy
Please note that this issue also includes a Focus on the repercussions that the Coronavirus is beginning to have not only on OEMs production in China but also in Europe and abroad where OEM factories start to shutdown because of supply chain disruption
2020 has been a challenging year. Yet, amidst the various trials, widespread digital transformation has sparked several triumphs in SaaS. For instance, UiPath made history this summer when they became the first European Cloud Decacorn. Now we’re 10 months in, the question on everyone’s lips is what’s just happened and what’s coming next? In this keynote presentation, Philippe Botteri, Partner and Varun Purandare, VP at Accel will present original findings from Accel’s 2020 Euroscape. They'll explore the biggest trends in SaaS, deep dive into COVID's impacts on the ecosystem and share the region’s top 100 cloud companies.
Arthur D. Little Automotive Report April 2019Fabrizio Arena
Please take a look at our Automotive Report – April 2019 with main registrations results in Europe and Italy
Please note that this issue also includes a section focusing on the impact that recent events (i.e., Government pressures on Diesel, WLTP, and Eco-tax / Eco-bonus introduction) had on CO2 emissions in Italy (i.e. CO2 g/km weighted average of monthly sales composition)
Please take a look at our Automotive Report – February 2019 with main registrations results in Europe and Italy
This issue also includes a section focused on new EV launches and on the European and Italian CO2 legislations (i.e. CO2 targets and the Ecotax impact in Italy)
- AT&S reported lower revenue and earnings for the first nine months of the 2019/20 financial year compared to the same period last year, due to market upheavals and the economic climate. Revenue was down 4.7% and EBITDA declined 29.1%.
- While some segments like IC substrates and medical saw increases, declines were seen in the mobile devices and industrial segments due to changes in product mix and price pressure.
- AT&S adjusted its outlook for the full financial year due to the effects of the coronavirus, and now expects revenue of €960 million and an EBITDA margin of 18-20%. Medium-term growth targets were maintained.
Senior Research Officer, Conor O'Toole; Research Professor, Kieran McQuinn; and Associate Research Professor, Adele Bergin presented an overview of the Quarterly Economic Commentary, Autumn 2020 to the media on Wednesday, 7 October 2020 ahead of the document's publication on Thursday, 8 October 2020..
Read the Quarterly Economic Commentary, Autumn 2020 on the ESRI website: https://www.esri.ie/publications/quarterly-economic-commentary-autumn-2020
A video of the presentation can be viewed here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGfSllDvmvg
1) The document is an annual report from AT&S, a leading manufacturer of printed circuit boards and IC substrates, reporting on the 2019/20 fiscal year.
2) It highlights key figures such as revenue declining 2.7% year-over-year to €1 billion, EBITDA falling 22.2% to €195 million, and profit for the period declining 75.9% to €21.5 million.
3) AT&S discusses major trends in the industry like 5G mobile networks, increasing data volumes, and growing markets for IC substrates that the company is positioned to capture through expansion.
This document provides an overview of AT&S, a leading high-tech printed circuit board company. It discusses AT&S' strategy of focusing on high-end technologies for growth markets like mobile devices and advanced packaging. The company has a global footprint with production facilities in Europe and Asia. It aims to enter new high-end business segments and expand its share of high-end technology markets, which currently make up over 70% of its revenue. A key part of AT&S' strategy is a new plant in Chongqing, China that will produce IC substrates and substrate-like PCBs, addressing growing demand in applications like wearables and the Internet of Things.
The document provides an overview of global R&D trends among the top 500 R&D spending companies from 2012-2014. Key findings include:
- Total R&D spending by these companies was $614 billion in 2014, with North America and Europe contributing over 70%.
- The number of companies spending over $1 billion on R&D increased to 152 in 2014, with many new entrants from industrial and semiconductor sectors.
- Fast growing sectors for R&D included consumer/web 2.0, semiconductor, and enterprise software, while energy/utilities saw slower growth.
The document discusses the results of the 2015 Deloitte UK Technology Fast 50 programme, which recognizes businesses demonstrating high revenue growth over four years. This year's winner grew at 20,385% and the average growth rate of the top 50 was 1,883%. Software, communications, and media companies dominated the rankings. London-based businesses performed strongly, holding 25 of the top 50 spots, but growth is occurring across the UK, especially in the South East region. The positive economic conditions in the UK have created an environment where technology companies can flourish and grow rapidly.
Arthur D. Little Automotive report October 2020Fabrizio Arena
Please take a look at our Automotive Report – October 2020 that has a special focus on EVs PC in EU & Italy
You may also find main registrations results in Europe and Italy
Arthur D. Little Automotive Report August 2019Fabrizio Arena
The document provides an analysis of new car registrations in Europe and Italy in August 2019. Some of the key points from the document include:
- New car registrations decreased 8.6% in the EU in August 2019 compared to August 2018. Most major European markets saw declines, except for Sweden which grew 19.5%.
- In Italy, new car registrations fell 3.1% in August 2019 versus the previous year. Certain brands like Dacia, Lancia/Chrysler, and Opel saw increases while premium brands like BMW, Mercedes, and Audi declined.
- Year-to-date, registrations in the EU fell 3.2% compared to 2018. Germany
Arthur D. Little Automotive Report April 2020 Fabrizio Arena
The document provides an analysis of new car registrations in Europe and Italy in April 2020 compared to April 2019. Some key findings include:
- New car registrations decreased by 78.3% in the EU and 97.6% in Italy in April 2020 versus the previous year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
- All major European markets saw declines in excess of 90% in April as showrooms were closed for the month across the EU. The largest decreases were in Italy, UK, Spain, Ireland and Belgium.
- In Italy, new car registrations fell over 97% across all regions and customer segments in April compared to the prior year.
Arthur D. Little Automotive Report May 2021Fabrizio Arena
Please take a look at our Automotive Report – May 2021 with main registrations results in Europe and Italy and, a special focus on on Covid-19 outbreak connection with EVs growth
Starting from March 2020 sales have been heavily hit by Covid-19 outbreak so, to make figures comparable, this edition of Automotive Report compares 2021 and 2019 data
The document analyzes the ICT industry in Turkey. It finds that the total ICT market size in Turkey was TRY 61.6 billion in 2013, with 52% from electronic communication technologies. There were 2,555 active companies employing over 100,000 people, mostly in IT and communication. Market growth between 2011-2013 averaged 11-15% annually. Broadband subscribers increased by 40% per year between 2008-2013 to over 32 million. Exports of ICT products and services totaled TRY 1.3 billion in 2013, led by IT software. Leading companies included Turk Telekom, Turkcell, and Vodafone.
Arthur D. Little Automotive Report October 2019Fabrizio Arena
Please take a look at our Automotive Report – October 2019 with main registrations results in Europe and Italy.
Please note that this issue also includes a focus on Registrations Trends and CO2 Emissions in Italy.
Arthur D. Little Automotive Report January 2020Fabrizio Arena
Please take a look at our Automotive Report – January 2020 with main registrations results in Europe and Italy
Please note that this issue also includes a Focus on the repercussions that the Coronavirus is beginning to have not only on OEMs production in China but also in Europe and abroad where OEM factories start to shutdown because of supply chain disruption
2020 has been a challenging year. Yet, amidst the various trials, widespread digital transformation has sparked several triumphs in SaaS. For instance, UiPath made history this summer when they became the first European Cloud Decacorn. Now we’re 10 months in, the question on everyone’s lips is what’s just happened and what’s coming next? In this keynote presentation, Philippe Botteri, Partner and Varun Purandare, VP at Accel will present original findings from Accel’s 2020 Euroscape. They'll explore the biggest trends in SaaS, deep dive into COVID's impacts on the ecosystem and share the region’s top 100 cloud companies.
Arthur D. Little Automotive Report April 2019Fabrizio Arena
Please take a look at our Automotive Report – April 2019 with main registrations results in Europe and Italy
Please note that this issue also includes a section focusing on the impact that recent events (i.e., Government pressures on Diesel, WLTP, and Eco-tax / Eco-bonus introduction) had on CO2 emissions in Italy (i.e. CO2 g/km weighted average of monthly sales composition)
Please take a look at our Automotive Report – February 2019 with main registrations results in Europe and Italy
This issue also includes a section focused on new EV launches and on the European and Italian CO2 legislations (i.e. CO2 targets and the Ecotax impact in Italy)
- AT&S reported lower revenue and earnings for the first nine months of the 2019/20 financial year compared to the same period last year, due to market upheavals and the economic climate. Revenue was down 4.7% and EBITDA declined 29.1%.
- While some segments like IC substrates and medical saw increases, declines were seen in the mobile devices and industrial segments due to changes in product mix and price pressure.
- AT&S adjusted its outlook for the full financial year due to the effects of the coronavirus, and now expects revenue of €960 million and an EBITDA margin of 18-20%. Medium-term growth targets were maintained.
Senior Research Officer, Conor O'Toole; Research Professor, Kieran McQuinn; and Associate Research Professor, Adele Bergin presented an overview of the Quarterly Economic Commentary, Autumn 2020 to the media on Wednesday, 7 October 2020 ahead of the document's publication on Thursday, 8 October 2020..
Read the Quarterly Economic Commentary, Autumn 2020 on the ESRI website: https://www.esri.ie/publications/quarterly-economic-commentary-autumn-2020
A video of the presentation can be viewed here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGfSllDvmvg
1) The document is an annual report from AT&S, a leading manufacturer of printed circuit boards and IC substrates, reporting on the 2019/20 fiscal year.
2) It highlights key figures such as revenue declining 2.7% year-over-year to €1 billion, EBITDA falling 22.2% to €195 million, and profit for the period declining 75.9% to €21.5 million.
3) AT&S discusses major trends in the industry like 5G mobile networks, increasing data volumes, and growing markets for IC substrates that the company is positioned to capture through expansion.
This document provides an overview of AT&S, a leading high-tech printed circuit board company. It discusses AT&S' strategy of focusing on high-end technologies for growth markets like mobile devices and advanced packaging. The company has a global footprint with production facilities in Europe and Asia. It aims to enter new high-end business segments and expand its share of high-end technology markets, which currently make up over 70% of its revenue. A key part of AT&S' strategy is a new plant in Chongqing, China that will produce IC substrates and substrate-like PCBs, addressing growing demand in applications like wearables and the Internet of Things.
The document provides an overview of global R&D trends among the top 500 R&D spending companies from 2012-2014. Key findings include:
- Total R&D spending by these companies was $614 billion in 2014, with North America and Europe contributing over 70%.
- The number of companies spending over $1 billion on R&D increased to 152 in 2014, with many new entrants from industrial and semiconductor sectors.
- Fast growing sectors for R&D included consumer/web 2.0, semiconductor, and enterprise software, while energy/utilities saw slower growth.
The document discusses the results of the 2015 Deloitte UK Technology Fast 50 programme, which recognizes businesses demonstrating high revenue growth over four years. This year's winner grew at 20,385% and the average growth rate of the top 50 was 1,883%. Software, communications, and media companies dominated the rankings. London-based businesses performed strongly, holding 25 of the top 50 spots, but growth is occurring across the UK, especially in the South East region. The positive economic conditions in the UK have created an environment where technology companies can flourish and grow rapidly.
The document provides information on various economic indicators in Spain and internationally:
- In Spain, industrial production grew 5.1% year-over-year in March. Wages grew 0.9% and employment grew 3.5% for large enterprises. Nearly half of companies with over 20 employees have been active for over 20 years.
- The UK is Spain's fifth largest trading partner, but exports to the UK have fallen 6% since Brexit.
- US companies in the S&P 500 reported a 24.9% increase in profits in Q1 2018, with energy and materials seeing the largest gains.
- Chinese foreign direct investment in the US dropped 36% in 2017 due to capital restrictions
The document summarizes key findings from the 2017 Global Innovation 1000 study on trends in research and development spending and innovation among the world's largest publicly listed companies. Some of the main points include:
- The US, China, and UK are seen as having the greatest movement toward economic nationalism policies that could impact corporate R&D. These countries are also considered most at risk, while Canada, Germany, and France may benefit.
- Over half of companies expect at least a moderate impact on their R&D from economic nationalism and nearly half plan changes to their R&D programs in the next two years.
- High-performing companies are more likely to anticipate needing changes and take action, while middling
Zinnov Zones (previously GSPR) is an annual rating from Zinnov for Global Technology Service Providers in the areas of Product Engineering Services, Internet of Things, Media & Entertainment, Retail and Digital Services.
China smartphone sector 2016 outlook 20160105Ray Kwok
This document provides an equity research report on Chinese smartphone vendors and component manufacturers from CIMB Securities Limited dated January 5, 2016. It finds that Chinese vendors are pursuing quality over quantity to gain market share in China and globally. Top-tier Chinese brands like Huawei and Xiaomi are expected to lead shipment growth, increasing the top ten vendors' shipments by 24% in 2016. Hong Kong-listed components manufacturers with strong Chinese customer bases, such as AAC Tech, Tongda Group and Sunny Optical, will benefit from this growth and increased component value from hardware upgrades. The report maintains an Overweight rating on the sector.
Israel has the well deserved name of startup nation. The question however is can it also become a scaleup powerhouse. The purpose of this report is exactly that subject: taking the pulse of the Israeli scaleup ecosystem.
With this report we want to provide a comprehensive review of investment in scaleups and high-growth technology companies in Israel. Our aim is to provide data-driven guidance, insights and inspiration to stakeholders in the Israeli scaleup ecosystem.
LIANG Zheng: Comparison of China and India in R&D globalisationSTEPS Centre
LIANG Zheng, Associate Professor, CISTP, Tsinghua University.
Presentation to the UK-China Innovation Workshop for Sustainable and Equitable Development, Tsinghua University, 19 March 2010, co-organised by China Institute for Science and Technology Policy (CISTP) at Tsinghua University and the STEPS Centre.
http://anewmanifesto.org/news/china-workshop-presentationschina-workshop-presentations/
This document discusses foreign direct investment (FDI) in India. It provides statistics showing that FDI in India has increased over time but decreased in 2010-2011. The top sectors for FDI are services, telecommunications, construction, and computer software and hardware. The top sources of FDI are Mauritius, Singapore, the US and the UK. The document also examines FDI trends in various economic sectors and the benefits of FDI for the Indian economy.
The document summarizes key findings from the OECD's Innovation Strategy report. It finds that innovation involves interactions across an entire system beyond just R&D. Countries need strategies that link different elements like education, infrastructure, markets, and collaboration. New players like emerging economies and young firms are contributing more to innovation. Innovation is already a major economic driver and investment, responsible for much of productivity growth. Countries are encouraged to continue supporting innovation to address challenges and fuel long-term growth.
A free version of Samsung Electronics SWOT analysis 2017. To get the full presentation buy the SWOT here: https://www.strategicmanagementinsight.com/swot-analyses/samsung-swot-analysis.html
AT&S Investor and Analyst Presentation August 2016AT&S_IR
AT&S is a leading manufacturer of high-end printed circuit boards and IC substrates. It has 9 production facilities across Europe and Asia. In the first quarter of 2016/17, AT&S' revenue declined due to normal seasonal effects and price pressures while EBITDA was impacted by ramping up new production lines in China. However, excluding start-up costs, margins were near previous levels. The company continues to focus on high-end technologies and applications to drive above-market growth long-term.
Plastics additives are the substances that are added in polymer during reaction in the final stage or in the process of polymer/plastic production. These additives help in improving the characteristics of polymers such as strength, shine, durability and heat sensitivity. The global plastic additives market in this report is estimate in terms of revenue and volume.
The document provides information on foreign direct investment (FDI) in India. It discusses trends in FDI inflows into India from 2005-2010, with a projected increase for 2011-2012. The top sources of FDI into India are Mauritius, Singapore, the US, and the UK. Major sectors that attract FDI are services, telecommunications, construction, and computer software and hardware. The objective of the study is to analyze trends, patterns, and determinants of FDI in India and assess its impact on the economy.
This document provides an overview of foreign direct investment (FDI) trends in India. It discusses that India has become the second most important destination for FDI after China. The sectors that attracted the most FDI inflows were services, telecommunications, construction, and computer software and hardware. The top sources of FDI for India were Mauritius, Singapore, the US and the UK. FDI in India grew from $27.3 billion in 2008-09 to a projected $35 billion in 2011-2012. The document analyzes FDI trends and impacts across various economic sectors in India such as manufacturing, services, infrastructure, automobiles and others. It provides recommendations to attract more equitable FDI across states and
This document provides an institutional presentation from TIM Participações covering the first quarter of 2016. It includes the following sections:
1. An overview of the Brazilian telecom landscape, TIM's market share and performance metrics compared to other operators.
2. Details on TIM Brasil, including its operations, growth history, values, governance practices and focus on sustainability.
3. TIM's strategic priorities to respond to changes in the market as it transitions from voice to data, including resetting its positioning around network quality, innovating offers, improving the customer experience, focusing on higher value customers and sustaining network investment.
- TCL Communication reported financial results for Q1 2016 with total sales volume up 9% but revenue down 17% due to lower ASP. Net profit declined 95%.
- The company maintained a top 5 global handset brand ranking and top 8 smartphone brand ranking in 2015. Tablet sales volume continued to increase steadily.
- Revenue declined the most in Latin America (down 36%) due to currency risks, while Europe grew 7% by seizing share with mid-high end smartphones. The MEA region grew sales 38% from entry-level smartphones and tablets.
This document discusses the state of artificial intelligence (AI) and NASSCOM's role in enabling AI adoption in India. It covers three key drivers of the AI revolution: vast amounts of data, mega computing power, and massive funding. NASSCOM's focus areas include accelerating India's digital transformation, developing talent and infrastructure for AI, and addressing barriers to responsible AI adoption such as skills shortages and regulatory uncertainty. The document presents data on global AI readiness and the potential economic impact of generative AI technologies.
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A s’en tenir aux données de l’année 2018, le ralentissement de l’économie française, est limité.
Plusieurs indicatifs sont à des niveaux positifs :
Les créations nettes d’emplois sont en baisse par rapport à 2017, mais restent supérieures aux niveaux atteints en 2015 et 2016.
L’industrie manufacturière, qui était le principal secteur victime de pertes d’emplois en 2009, reste à un bon niveau. La plupart des secteurs industriels ont évolué positivement si l’on compare deux périodes, 2009-2013 et 2014-2018. Les ouvertures d’usines restent supérieures aux fermetures en 2018.
Les startups atteignent un montant record de levées de fonds.
Le secteur des banques et de l’assurance sort du rouge et crée des emplois, pour la première fois depuis 2013.
Malgré cela, quelques signes sont inquiétants.
En valeur absolue, la dégradation des créations d’emplois, 28 000 créations nettes en moins par rapport à 2017, est la plus forte depuis 2009. Une part importante de cette dégradation est liée au secteur du commerce.
En fin d’année, les trois derniers mois ont vu notre indicateur usines se dégrader et passer en négatif.
L’analyse du comportement des entreprises du CAC 40 montre que la situation difficile de l’emplois peut provenir plus d’une langueur à investir que d’une ardeur à supprimer des emplois.
Au vu de l’ensemble de ces points, il est difficile de prédire si 2019 sera une année de reprise, après une pause en 2018, ou si la baisse de régime de 2018 se prolongera, voire s’amplifiera, en 2018.
Une bonne raison pour suivre en continu nos données tout au long de l’année…
Trendeo est née en 2007 de la conviction que les données disponibles en ligne pouvaient être collectées par des technologies innovantes et une méthodologie rigoureuse, pour en faire ressortir des tendances et, pourquoi pas, des séries statistiques. En 2009, Trendeo crée l’observatoire de l’emploi et de l’investissement en France, pour suivre les tendances de l’économie française. Cette base s’est imposée comme une référence notamment pour ses données sur les créations et suppressions d’usines en France.
Pour le suivi de l’investissement vert, et des emplois liés, nous identifions de façon spécifique les emplois et investissements dans vingt filières durables. Ces filières ont été définies en interne et évoluent ponctuellement.
Bilan 2016 observatoire mondial investissement industrielTrendeo
Plusieurs conclusions peuvent en effet être retirées de l’analyse des données 2016 :
l’industrie mondiale est dynamique : dans plus de 140 pays, plus de 3600 projets entraîneront la création de 1 228 000 emplois, avec un investissement global de 2 400 milliards de dollars annoncés ;
par les montants investis, l’énergie s’impose comme le premier secteur de façon écrasante. Un indicateur parmi d’autres : neuf des dix plus gros projets par les montants investis sont dans le secteur énergétique (extraction de pétrole, liquéfaction de gaz naturel, nucléaire…) ;
pour les emplois créés, l’électronique grand public est le premier secteur. Sept des dix premiers projets par le nombre d’emplois créés sont dans ce secteur (téléphonie mobile, écrans LCD…) ;
parmi les critères de l’usine du futur, la numérisation est le plus fréquemment mis en avant dans les projets recensés, avec 17% du total des projets recensés ;
certains groupes sont des investisseurs en série, avec plus de 20 projets d’investissements recensés en 2016 (Amazon, Banas Dairy, Indian Oil, Cargill…)
L'emploi et l'investissement en france en 2017 par trendeoTrendeo
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R&D
January 2016 - April 2018
418 projects announced
37 billion dollars
134 541 jobs
The Industries & Strategies database, created and distributed by Trendeo, tracks, since 2016, every
industrial investment (manufacturing, energy, logistics, R&D) announced worldwide (over 30
MUSD or 50 jobs). Each information is classified by product, sector, company, country, even a
qualitative score (factories of the future score). Since january 2016, 8 973 investments have been
tracked, among them 418 for R&D projects (4,7%). As the database is updated weekly, our users
benefit from a more detailed information, including cancelled investments, factories of the future
score details, capacity…
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In the database, each information is described precisely across 30 quantitative and qualitative fields.
The tables below synthetize the available data alongside different criteria.
R&D among other activities
Each project in our Industries & Strategies database is classified by sector but also alongside the type of
activities performed. We have defined nine type of activities, including R&D. The table below show that
R&D makes almost 5% of projects, but due to an average amount per project lower than global average,
represents only 1% of amounts invested.
Number of projects, jobs and investment, by type of activities, 2016-2018
Geographical repartition of R&D
investments
R&D is much concentrated than overall investment: the top 20 countries, in terms of amount invested,
gather almost 99% of R&D, whereas for all activities, the top 20 countries collect only 80% of amounts
invested.
The United Kingdom comes first by amount invested, mainly due to a huge investment by Dyson in
Malmesbury, in the electric car sector (2 500 M$, announced in 2016). India would come first by number of
projects, one project ahead of the United States: both countries get a lot of R&D projects with comparatively
smaller average amount invested per project. Asian countries represent 57% of investments, Europe
(including Turkey and Israel) collect 30% and Americas slightly less than 13%.
R&D investments by country, 2016-2018, tracked by Trendeo,
by number of projects, jobs created, and amounts invested.
Production type Projects % Jobs % M$ % M$/project
Manufacturing 5 459 60,8% 1 686 731 79,4% 1 627 596 43,1% 298
Power generation and/or distribution 1 421 15,8% 55 238 2,6% 999 036 26,5% 703
Mining and quarrying 447 5,0% 68 443 3,2% 925 169 24,5% 2 070
Logistic platform 701 7,8% 157 248 7,4% 132 554 3,5% 189
R&D 418 4,7% 134 541 6,3% 37 562 1,0% 90
Data center 184 2,1% 8 539 0,4% 27 073 0,7% 147
Water treatment plant 162 1,8% 882 0,0% 15 699 0,4% 97
Waste treatment plant 118 1,3% 2 611 0,1% 7 735 0,2% 66
Agriculture, forestry and fishing 63 0,7% 9 769 0,5% 4 609 0,1% 73
Sum 8 973 100% 2 124 002 100% 3 777 033 100% 421
Rank Country Projects % Jobs % M$ % M$/project
1 United Kingdom 25 6,0% 7 709 5,7% 5 478 14,6% 219
2 China 30 7,2% 3 000 2,2% 5 372 14,3% 179
3 United States 94 22,5% 13 022 9,7% 4 164 11,1% 44
4 India 95 22,7% 85 520 63,6% 3 723 9,9% 39
5 South Korea 6 1,4% - 0,0% 3 707 9,9% 618
6 Taiwan 6 1,4% 210 0,2% 3 450 9,2% 575
7 Japan 11 2,6% 1 210 0,9% 3 147 8,4% 286
8 Sweden 3 0,7% - 0,0% 2 788 7,4% 929
9 France 21 5,0% 1 570 1,2% 999 2,7% 48
10 Vietnam 2 0,5% 6 400 4,8% 900 2,4% 450
11 Singapore 5 1,2% 50 0,0% 798 2,1% 160
12 Italy 4 1,0% 500 0,4% 654 1,7% 164
13 Canada 14 3,3% 1 668 1,2% 552 1,5% 39
14 Germany 23 5,5% 6 400 4,8% 548 1,5% 24
15 Czechia 2 0,5% 257 0,2% 161 0,4% 81
16 Norway 1 0,2% 200 0,1% 132 0,4% 132
17 Thailand 5 1,2% 330 0,2% 128 0,3% 26
18 Austria 2 0,5% - 0,0% 121 0,3% 61
19 Turkey 4 1,0% 100 0,1% 101 0,3% 25
20 Israel 7 1,7% 25 0,0% 100 0,3% 14
Top 20 countries 360 86,1% 128 171 95,3% 37 023 98,6% 103
30 other countries 58 13,9% 6 370 4,7% 539 1,4% 9
Sum 418 100% 134 541 100% 37 562 100% 90
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Regions
Among the 25 top regions (out of 160 regions in which R&D investments have been tracked),.4 countries
are present with several regions: India, China, the United States and Germany. Karnataka (mainly
Bangalore), is the first region by number of projects. By amount invested, Chinese regions would have
obtained the top three ranks (England would be first but we will adopt soon another definition for the
British regions, which will change this situation). California is the first North-American region, followed by
Ontario. Île-de-France is the first region for continental Europe.
R&D investments by region, 2016-2018, tracked by Trendeo, by number of projects,
jobs created and amounts invested.
Rank Region Projects % Jobs % M$ %
1 Karnataka 25 6,0% 14 535 10,8% 1 165 3,1%
2 England 22 5,3% 7 659 5,7% 5 434 14,5%
3 Telangana 20 4,8% 41 255 30,7% 355 0,9%
4 Maharashtra 19 4,5% 6 690 5,0% 449 1,2%
5 California 14 3,3% 550 0,4% 934 2,5%
6 Ontario 11 2,6% 1 668 1,2% 525 1,4%
7 Shanghai 9 2,2% 2 320 1,7% 1 143 3,0%
8 Tamil Nadu 9 2,2% 270 0,2% 683 1,8%
9 Ile-de-France 9 2,2% 905 0,7% 476 1,3%
10 Ohio 8 1,9% 142 0,1% 348 0,9%
11 Andhra Pradesh 8 1,9% 16 550 12,3% 307 0,8%
12 North Carolina 8 1,9% 2 645 2,0% 146 0,4%
13 Texas 8 1,9% 865 0,6% 13 0,0%
14 Jiangsu 7 1,7% 30 0,0% 1 548 4,1%
15 Bavaria 7 1,7% 3 100 2,3% 400 1,1%
16 Michigan 7 1,7% 570 0,4% 151 0,4%
17 Massachusetts 6 1,4% 650 0,5% 279 0,7%
18 North Rhine-Westphalia 6 1,4% 0 0,0% 18 0,0%
19 Central Singapore 5 1,2% 50 0,0% 798 2,1%
20 Tel Aviv 5 1,2% 25 0,0% 0 0,0%
21 Guangdong 4 1,0% 0 0,0% 1 974 5,3%
22 Tokyo 4 1,0% 660 0,5% 170 0,5%
23 Florida 4 1,0% 1 050 0,8% 56 0,1%
24 Tennessee 3 0,7% 0 0,0% 412 1,1%
25 Washington 3 0,7% 150 0,1% 300 0,8%
Top 25 regions 231 55,3% 102 339 76,1% 18 084 48,1%
135 other regions 187 45% 32 202 24% 19 478 52%
Sum 418 100% 134 541 100% 37 562 100%
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Cities
By city and by number of projects, three Indian cities come ahead of our rankings. By amount
invested, Hsinchu (Taiwan), would be first, with just one R&D project on semiconductors by
TSMC. Munich is ahead of Paris, although Île-de-France is stronger than Bavaria, because of Saclay.
Singapore and Tel Aviv occupy positions five and six, and Toronto is the first north-american city,
just before Durham (North-Carolina), in the Research Triangle.
Top cities by number of R&D projects received, jobs and
investment amount received, 2016-2018
Rank City Country Projects Jobs M$
1 Bengaluru India 21 7 835 872
2 Hyderabad India 20 41 255 355
3 Pune India 10 5 750 236
4 Shanghai China 8 2 180 1 120
5 Singapore Singapore 5 50 798
6 Tel Aviv Israel 5 25 0
7 Nanjing China 4 30 1 062
8 Chennai India 4 100 375
9 Munich Germany 4 1 100 306
10 Paris France 4 305 175
11 Toronto Canada 4 400 111
12 Durham United States 4 355 37
13 Shenzhen China 3 0 1 450
14 Santa Clara United States 3 200 934
15 Coventry United Kingdom 3 1 060 375
16 Seattle United States 3 150 300
17 Devanhalli India 3 6 300 278
18 Tirupati India 3 50 80
19 Visakhapatnam India 3 10 000 77
20 Manchester United Kingdom 3 800 65
21 Mumbai India 3 350 53
22 Taipei Taiwan 3 210 34
23 Tokyo Japan 3 160 9
24 Palo Alto United States 3 0 0
25 Seoul South Korea 2 0 3 541
26 Lund Sweden 2 0 2 766
27 Malmesbury United Kingdom 2 4 500 2 745
28 Saclay France 2 600 272
29 Cambridge United States 2 150 240
30 Mississauga Canada 2 273 152
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Foreign Direct Investment and
R&D
Of the 418 projects, 230 (55%) are Foreign Direct Investment projects. The table below show that
this share varies among countries, from 100% of foreign projects (Mexico, Italy, Romania) to no
foreign R&D projects (Turkey, Sweden).
R&D sorted by FDI and domestic, 2016-2018,
tracked by Trendeo.
Country Projects Domestic FDI FDI share
India 95 44 51 54%
United States 94 51 43 46%
China 30 10 20 67%
United Kingdom 25 12 13 52%
Germany 23 13 10 43%
France 21 14 7 33%
Canada 14 4 10 71%
Japan 11 9 2 18%
Ireland 9 2 7 78%
Israel 7 1 6 86%
Mexico 7 7 100%
South Korea 6 4 2 33%
Taiwan 6 1 5 83%
Singapore 5 1 4 80%
Thailand 5 2 3 60%
Italy 4 4 100%
Turkey 4 4 0%
Sweden 3 3 0%
Netherlands 3 2 1 33%
Romania 3 3 100%
Russia 3 1 2 67%
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R&D Investment by company
Out of the 300 companies that invested in R&D from 2016 to 2018, the ranking by number of
projects are very different from the ranking by amount invested (only Samsung and GE are in both
top 15 rankings). By amount invested, electronics, automotive and pharmaceuticals companies take
all the top spots. Two public investments are to be noticed there, both in Europe.
Top 15 companies by number of R&D projects announced (left) and by amount invested (right).
Company Projects Company M$
Apple 7 LG 3 660
Ford 6 Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing 3 411
Biocon 6 Dyson 3 306
Mondelez 6 Toyota Motor 2 811
Infosys 6 European Spalliation project (public) 2 055
Tata Group 5 HTC 1 450
Hyundai Motor Group 5 Merck Group 1 347
Continental 5 General Electric 1 027
Cargill 5 Novartis 1 000
Amazon 5 Hitachi Group 934
General Electric 4 Samsung 900
Samsung 4 GlaxoSmithKline 762
Thales Group 4 Hon Hai Precision Industry 717
Porsche Automobil Holding 4 Swedish Research / Lund University 711
Daimler 4 Pfizer 650
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R&D sectors
The automotive industry is the first sector by number of projects with almost 20% of R&D projects
tracked. Electronics is first by amount invested.
R&D investments by sector, 2016-2018, in number of projects, jobs and amount invested. Last column:
average amount invested by project.
At a finer level, artificial intelligence takes third place, with 5% of projects, computer programming
adding another 4% to the list of digital activities. Other fields are mixing traditional activities and
computer programming, such as autonomous vehicle. There is a digital and computer part for many
traditional sectors.
R&D investments by product, 2016-2018, in number of projects and amount invested.
Last column: average amount invested by project.
Sector Projects % Jobs % M$ % M$/project
Automotive 72 17,2% 18 775 14,0% 8 360 22,3% 116
Pharmaceutical 41 9,8% 5 050 3,8% 5 103 13,6% 124
Electronics 40 9,6% 12 335 9,2% 11 899 31,7% 297
Scientific research and development 38 9,1% 3 273 2,4% 3 890 10,4% 102
Chemicals 31 7,4% 2 248 1,7% 1 120 3,0% 36
Computer programming 30 7,2% 30 855 22,9% 892 2,4% 30
Food 21 5,0% 1 858 1,4% 386 1,0% 18
Machinery 19 4,5% 3 160 2,3% 586 1,6% 31
Electrical equipment 15 3,6% 3 040 2,3% 1 827 4,9% 122
Information services 15 3,6% 20 670 15,4% 633 1,7% 42
Aeronautics 10 2,4% 4 000 3,0% 638 1,7% 64
Plastic and rubber 9 2,2% 881 0,7% 119 0,3% 13
Retail trade 8 1,9% 14 750 11,0% - 0,0% -
Other industries 8 1,9% 707 0,5% 204 0,5% 26
Engineering 8 1,9% 240 0,2% 188 0,5% 24
Top 15 sectors 365 87,3% 121 842 90,6% 35 845 95,4% 98
24 other sectors 53 12,7% 12 699 9,4% 1 717 4,6% 32
Sum 418 100% 134 541 100% 37 562 100% 90
Sector Projects % M$ % M$/project
automotive 30 7,2% 1 128 3,0% 38
pharmaceutical 27 6,5% 4 336 11,5% 161
artificial Intelligence 20 4,8% 351 0,9% 18
part and accessory for motor vehicle 17 4,1% 647 1,7% 38
computer programming 17 4,1% 344 0,9% 20
electronics 15 3,6% 5 307 14,1% 354
food 11 2,6% 48 0,1% 4
chemicals 10 2,4% 491 1,3% 49
biopharmaceutical 8 1,9% 454 1,2% 57
financial services 7 1,7% 92 0,2% 13
machinery 7 1,7% 175 0,5% 25
aircraft component 6 1,4% 462 1,2% 77
medical device 6 1,4% 204 0,5% 34
autonomous vehicle 6 1,4% 500 1,3% 83
IoT (Internet of Things) for computer programming 6 1,4% 378 1,0% 63
electric car 6 1,4% 5 556 14,8% 926
household electric appliance 6 1,4% 1 161 3,1% 194
agrochemicals 5 1,2% 53 0,1% 11
rubber tire 5 1,2% 133 0,4% 27
chocolate 5 1,2% 15 0,0% 3
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Top projects
The following table lists the ten biggest investments announced since january 2016 (we recorded
in our database some projects that had been announced before but were discussed again since
January 2016). Those ten investments represent 53% of the total amount invested through the 418
projects tracked by Trendeo.
Description M$
LG is investing 3,5 bn USD to set up a new R&D cluster ("LG Science Park"), consisting of 18
R&D centres in various domains for electronics, near Seoul (South Korea).
3 541
Semiconductor chip maker Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSMC) is planning to
invest more than 3,4 bn USD to set up a new R&D facility in Hsinchu (Taiwan).
3 411
Toyota Motor is going to invest more than 2,8 bn USD to set up a new R&D hub, including
test tracks, for electric vehicles near Nagoya, Aichi (Japan).
2 811
UK-based vacuum maker Dyson plans to invest 2.5 bn USD to develop and build its own
electric car by 2020 in a new facility at Hullavington, Wiltshire (United Kingdom), that will
eventually double the company’s 4,000 staff in the UK.
2 500
Swedish and Danish governments, along with EU and other European countries, are
investing 2 bn USD in the research facility European Spallation Source at Lund (Sweden).
2 055
Taiwanese company HTC is partnered with the Shenzhen government to establish a 1,45
bn USD investment fund and set up a virtual reality R&D center in Shenzhen (China).
1 450
German pharmaceutical giant Merck is planning to invest around 1,3 bn USD to set up a
new drug discovery facility near London (United Kingdom).
1 347
The Swiss pharmaceutical company Novartis has recently opened a 1 bn USD new research
centre for drug development at Shanghai (China).
1 000
The Japanese Hitachi invested 934 million USD in a new R & D center for the Internet of
Things in Santa Clara (USA).
934
Taiwan's electronics contractor Foxconn plans to invest 717 MUSD to set up a new R&D
centre for terminal devices and smartwear in Nanjing, Jiangsu (China).
717
GlaxoSmithKline, along with U.S. partner Verily (a subsidiary of Google parent Alphabet),
is investing 712 MUSD in a new bioelectronic medicine research facility at Stevenage (UK).
712
Swedish Research Council and Lund University have recently inaugurated one of the most
advanced synchrotron X-ray light facilities in the world at Lund (Sweden).
711
U.S. company GE Oil & Gas is planning to invest 600 MUSD in a new centre of global
excellence near Florence (Italy) for the oil and gas sector, which would create 500 new,
skilled jobs.
600
South Korea's Samsung Electronics has invested 600 MUSD to set up a new R&D centre
near Ho Chi Minh City (Vietnam), creating 400 jobs.
600
UK electrical equipment company Dyson will open a new technology centre in Singapore
(Singapore) for 561 MUSD of investments.
561
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Qualitative scores
Our factories of the future score aggregates six components defined with our partners1
:
- Flexibility: the ability to switch from a product to another, enabling made-to-order
manufacturing,
- Digitalization: the introduction of technologies such as IoT, robotics, automation,
- Energy efficiency: every measure taken to lower energy consumption compared with usual
norms,
- Social efforts: measures undertaken for operations, through working conditions, health and
safety concern, training, education and wages…,
- Territorial efforts: decisions aiming at improving the relations between a production site and
local communities and stakeholders, such as favoring local suppliers, funding schools,
contributing to local social projects…,
- Environmental efforts: reducing carbon footprint and pollution, water preservation…
Each criterion is ranked 0 (no mention in the news describing the investment), 1 (some measures
described) or 2 (quantitative objectives defined for the criterion considered or insistence on it).
Adding those 0-2 scores over six criteria gives a total Industry of the Future score which varies
from 0 to 12.
There are, listed in the following table, the 9 projects with a score of 6 or more. The average score
of an R&D investment is 0,89, lower than the average global score (1,03). In fact R&D projects
have lower scores for their energy efficiency measures (but they probably are less energy intensive
projects) and for their environmental efforts (but they also are probably less pollutant emiting than,
say, manufacturing projects). The only criteria where R&D projects have higher than average scores
are social efforts and digitization.
1
Fives, EDF (Electricité de France) and the Institut de la réindustrialisation.
Project Jobs M$ Efficiency Flexibility Digitization
Social
Efforts
Environmental
Efforts
Territorial
Efforts
Score
Germany's BASF has invested 53 MUSD to set up a new global R&D
centre for agrochemicals, pharmaceuticals and crop protection
research in Mumbai (India), where up to 300 scientists would be able
to work.
300 53 2 2 1 1 2 1 9
Hospital and research institute Seattle Children's is investing more
than 300 MUSD to set up new immunotherapy R&D facilities ("Building
Cure") at its research campus in Seattle, Washington (United States).
- 300 1 2 2 1 1 2 9
GEPower is investing 400 MUSD in a new research centre, its first "
Advanced Manufacturing Works"facility, to develop advanced
manufacturing technology for the company’s energy businesses, at
Greenville (United States), which would create 80 new jobs.
80 400 2 - 2 - 2 2 8
U.S. company Intel is investing 171 MUSD to set up a new high-tech
design house in Bengaluru (India), which would create 3 000 jobs.
3 000 171 1 1 2 - 2 2 8
LG is investing 3,5 bn USD to set up a new R&D cluster ("LG Science
Park"), consisting of18 R&D centres in various domains for electronics,
near Seoul (South Korea).
- 3 541 2 2 1 - 2 - 7
India's software major Infosys would create 1 000 jobs, planning to
invest 21 MUSD to set up a new technology and innovation hub in
Hartford, Connecticut (United States).
1 000 21 - 1 2 2 - 2 7
EMD Serono has announced 12 MUSD investment to add extensions to
its R & D center in Billerica near Boston (USA), and for 120 additional
researchers.
- 12 2 - 1 2 2 - 7
Indian company Tata Motors, along with British partners, is building
the largest automotive research centre ofits kind in Europe, the
National Automotive Innovation Centre, at Coventry (UK) for an
investment of201 MUSD.
1 060 201 2 - 2 - 2 1 7
French utility company Suezis setting up a new laboratory for
research, development, and testing ofspecialty chemicals and
chemical processes in Tomball, Texas (United States).
85 - - 2 1 2 1 - 6
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Detailed Sample
Each operation is described on a dedicated page in the database, including information such as
production capacity.
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This document is a short synthesis of the data available in the Industries & Strategies database about R&D
investments. You can learn much more about this database by contacting Trendeo:
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Sponsors
The Industries & Strategies database has been made possible by our sponsors: Fives, the Institut de la
Réindustrialisation, EDF and Defi&Co (Programme d’investissement d’avenir (PIA), managed by Caisse des Dépôts et
Consignations).
PIA DEFI&Co:
Fives, an industrial engineering Group,
designs and supplies machines, process
equipment and production lines for the
world’s largest industrial groups including
the aluminium, steel, glass, automotive,
aerospace, logistics, cement and energy
sectors.
The Institut de la réindustrialisation is a French
think tank aiming at promoting the role
and importance of industry in the French
economy. Two engineering schools are its
main members.
A global leader in low-carbon energy,
the EDF Group covers every sector of
expertise, from generation to trading
and transmission grids.