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Indian Steel Industry – Porter’s Five Forces Strategy Analysis
Date of report : Nov 6, 2011$175.00There have been almost revolutionary changes in the global steel scene with fierce competitive pressures on performance, productivity, price reduction and customer satisfaction. National boundaries have melted to encompass an ever increasing world market. Trade in steel products has been on the upsw... Learn More -
Indian Steel Industry – PEST Framework Analysis
Date of report : Nov 6, 2011$175.00Technological innovations have provided the competitive edge to the technologically strong companies. Smooth and quick transfer of technology has, however, meant an increasingly competitive pressure on the companies to be ahead of the others in the race for technological superiority to maintain and,... Learn More -
Oman Infrastructure Report Q3 2011
Date of report : Oct 6, 2011$530.00BMI View: Full year construction industry figures have confirmed our expectations – 2010 was a difficult year for Oman’s construction industry. In nominal terms, the sector grew by just 2.1% to reach a value of OMR1.2bn. Despite persistent weakness, we believe there is significant potential in t... Learn More -
Poland Infrastructure Report Q3 2011
Date of report : Oct 6, 2011$530.00BMI View: Poland remains on course for a slowdown following exceptionally strong growth over recent years. The country, which has been an outperformer in Europe since 2008, will fall in line with the rest of the region beyond 2011, as construction markets in Europe experience a recovery while Poland... Learn More -
Pipe Market in India 2011
Date of report : Aug 4, 2011$475.00Page 1: Executive Summary Market Overview Page 2: Structure of Indian Pipe Industry Page 3: Market Overview - Market Size and Growth (2011e-2012e); Market Segmentation (2011e) Page 4: Characteristics of SAW pipes Page 5: Characteristics of Seamless pipes Page 6: Characteristics of ERW welded pipes ... Learn More -
China graphite, talc mining industry, 2011
Date of report : Aug 2, 2011$4,000.00China graphite, talc mining Industry, 2011 is valuable for anyone who wants to invest in the graphite, talc mining industry, to get Chinese investments; to import into China or export from China, to build factories and take advantage of lower costs in China, to partner with one of the key Chinese co... Learn More -
Cameroon Infrastructure Report Q3 2011
Date of report : Jun 17, 2011$530.00Although modest, BMI’s outlook for Cameroon’s construction sector is stronger than those in many advanced economies. Although the industry is hampered by a dearth of feasible projects on the ground, foreign and multilateral funding will help keep the sector within the 3% growth mark over 2011-20... Learn More -
Germany Infrastructure Report Q3 2011
Date of report : Jun 17, 2011$530.00BMI expects Germany’s construction sector to post anaemic growth rates over the next nine years, despite relatively strong economic growth in Q111. With the German economy expanding by 1.5% as exports surged to record highs in Q111, the country may have recovered from losses experienced over the f... Learn More -
Hungary Infrastructure Report Q3 2011
Date of report : Jun 17, 2011$530.00Although forecasts were starting to look promising for the construction sector in Hungary, the latest figures from the National Statistics Agency suggest performance was not as good as expected. Year-onyear (y-o-y) growth for the sector is now forecast at just 3.5% for 2011 compared to 14.1% previou... Learn More -
Japan Infrastructure Report Q3 2011
Date of report : Jun 17, 2011$530.00BMI View: Reconstruction efforts in the aftermath of the March 2011 earthquake and tsunami will propel Japan’s infrastructure and construction industry activity, following nearly two decades of stagnation and recession. We have revised up our forecasts for infrastructure and non-residential and re... Learn More
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