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The Direct-To-Home (DTH) service, which was introduced almost a decade ago in India, has been penetrating in Indian households at a fast pace due to its unmatched quality. As per the findings of a research report by RNCOS, the Indian DTH market is currently witnessing an increasing demand for easy and convenient payment modes. While local dealers, mobile phone, IVR and online are some of the common recharge payment options in the DTH arena, few service providers offer auto debit and customized services like cash card. However, the maximum numbers of DTH recharges in India are done through local dealers.

A new research report entitled “Insulin Delivery Systems Market Forecast to 2014”, from RNCOS says that technological innovations and advanced systems are growing rapidly among the insulin delivery market, thus generating a promising future. Innovations are growing and technologies are being focused towards providing more accurate and less painful insulin delivery. There exist several new delivery systems developed with alternate administration methodologies, such as Implantable Insulin Pumps, Insulin Inhalers, Insulin Patch, and Insulin Patch Pumps. Alternative methods, such as Islet Cell Transplantation and vaccines are also catching up.

Indian housing sector accounts for above 50% of the entire cement consumption and the remaining share is accounted by the infrastructure sector, including roads, power, ports, railways, among others.

The Indian healthcare industry is growing at an exceptional rate, and it is expected that per head healthcare spending in the country will also increase in near future, says RNCOS.

The industrial solid waste management market is quite small in Vietnam but it has been growing quite significantly due to the increasing focus of public and private sectors on disposing hazardous chemical and electronic wastes. Several additional companies are currently formulating plans to enter the market, alarmed by its skyrocketing growth in future.

Across the globe, the food safety testing market has been witnessing an unprecedented level of growth for the past few years. With their food supply chains becoming more globalized, developed countries are increasing food safety regulations, while developing countries are investing more money into this market to ensure healthy food for their citizens. According to a new research report by RNCOS, rising consumer awareness and stringent legal requirements are among the key factors driving the demand for effective food safety testing globally. At present, the United States is one of the world’s largest food safety testing markets that is expected to post an impressive growth in coming years.

The power sector in the Middle East has proved its potentials in previous years, and is further projected to grow strongly. The region remains one of the strongest markets in the power industry. According to “Middle East Power Sector Analysis”, a research report by RNCOS, Qatar posted record growth in power demand in 2010 among the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries, and by 2015, Doha's growing demand for power is set to increase by 10.8%. Qatar generates the majority of its electricity from natural gas, and its power consumption is forecast to almost double by 2014-end from 2009.

Fragrances are symbolized as luxury products in China. Usage of perfume (fragrance) is mainly limited to the developed cities. However, growing affluence and increasing product awareness facilitated increasing sales of fragrances during the last few years. Strong growth in the earning capabilities of higher-income classes propelled the fragrance market sales. Thus, from the changing perception of fragrances from sheer luxury to a much necessity, it is anticipated that the premium fragrance market will grow in future with cosmetics companies targeting the young mass. Resultantly, the sales are also expected to grow at a CAGR of around 14% during 2011-2014, says our new report “Cosmetics and Toiletries Market in China”.

The coal industry has been expanding in India with the strong government support, and it is expected that coal production will grow at a robust rate in near future, says RNCOS.

High demand of low-priced housing in Vietnam is triggered by the rapid growth of the number of households, anticipated to grow at a CAGR of around 3% during 2010-2013, says RNCOS.