Housing Demand Boosting Cement Consumption in India

LogoAccording to our latest research report “Indian Cement Industry Forecast to 2012”, the country’s cement industry has witnessed tremendous growth on the back of continuously rising demand from the housing sector, increased activity in infrastructure, and construction boom. Recent industry developments and the government supportive policies are attracting global cement giants and sparking off a spate of mergers & acquisitions to spur growth. Numerous domestic and international cement companies are striving hard to establish their production base in the country.

Regulatory Landscape to Strengthen Russian Clinical Trials Market

LogoBacked by factors, such as high patient recruitment rate and the government support, the number of clinical trials in Russia will reach the mark of 644 in 2012, says RNCOS.

Demand for Rapid Tests to Escalate Global Food Safety Testing Industry

LogoAs per our new research report “Global Food Safety Testing Market Analysis”, rapid microbiological testing is increasingly finding application in the food industry, as food companies disappointed with the current quality control methods, are resorting to automated and fast tests. Presently, there are over 60 types of swift tests present for food testing, with most of the companies around the world accepting these systems. Driving this worldwide development and growth of rapid tests is an increase in food consumption, consumer demand, industry food safety priorities, and regulations.

Aircrafts and Parts Market to Drive the Canadian Aerospace Industry

LogoIncreasing defense spending, export activities, and developments in aircrafts & aircrafts parts sector, are expected to drive the Canadian aerospace market to grow at a CAGR of 6.7% during 2010-2013, says RNCOS.

Government Initiatives Boosting the UAE Healthcare Sector

LogoSeveral initiatives being taken up by the UAE Government will help in the growth of its healthcare industry and all its verticals, says RNCOS.

Vietnam Tourism Receipt Poised to Grow at a CAGR of 13%

LogoWith the presence of exquisite landscape, fast developing hospitality services, and a stable political environment, the tourism industry is one of the rapidly growing industries in Vietnam, encompassing the future of the country’s overall growth. The government’s initiative in developing domestic tourism has provided a competitive edge to the tourism market in Vietnam, says our new research report “Vietnam Tourism Industry Forecast to 2012” Overall, tourism receipts are expected to surge at a CAGR of around 13% during the forecasted period 2010-2014.

US Stem Cell Market to Witness Splendid Growth

LogoBacked by factors, like huge investments and strong government support, the US stem cell market will be worth US$ 3 Billion by 2013, RNCOS identified.

Indian Premium Footwear Segment Set for Stupendous Growth

LogoWith increasing demand from middle class population and rising private investments, premium footwear segment in India will surge at a CAGR of 16% during 2011-2014, RNCOS acknowledged.

Healthcare Industry to Flourish in China

LogoChina, with the largest population of around 1.3 Billion has a growing middle-class population. As China continues to develop into a global economic power, many areas of the country’s infrastructure and services will have to grow as well, among which one of the key areas is healthcare. As the disposable income of the consumers is rising, the ability to seek advanced healthcare services has also increased. Viewing such a huge population base and increasing need for healthcare services, the government has heavily invested in the healthcare industry. Consequently, healthcare spending in the country is forecasted to grow at a CAGR of over 16% during the forecast period (2011 – 2013), says our new research report “China Healthcare Sector Analysis”.

Indian DTH Industry Showing Incredible Growth

LogoIndian DTH subscriber base is anticipated to reach around 69 Million by 2014, growing at a CAGR of around 23% during 2011-2014, RNCOS acknowledged.