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Health insurance segment is exhibiting significant growth in the Saudi Insurance market, on the back of favorable environment, says RNCOS in its latest report.

The Indian Organic food market, which has transformed from a niche segment into an expanding industry, is estimated to post an unprecedented growth in the future, says RNCOS.

The rising awareness about genetic disorders has helped the global genetic testing market reach new heights, and the segment is expected to post impressive growth in coming years, says RNCOS.

The countries in the Middle East region have been posting significant growth in electricity demand and installed capacity, and there exists a huge growth potential for the promising power sector.

In India, solar radiation remains available at most locations for about 300 days in a year. Annually, the country receives over 5,000 Trillion KWh solar energy, which is quite more than its total energy consumption. According to “Indian Solar Energy Market Analysis”, a new research report by RNCOS, the solar energy sector in India has a huge potential. Focusing on developing grid as well as off-grid PV applications, the country has been trying to expand the sector. With such initiatives, the PV installed capacity in the country is estimated to grow at a CAGR of around 49.5% during 2010-2014.

Telemedicine helps a country manage a fair and well-organized healthcare set-up, and due to its ample benefits, its market is expected to grow stupendously across the globe, says RNCOS.

New drug developments and lower costs are among the factors boosting demand for personalized medicine, which is appearing as a novel model, says RNCOS in latest research report.

The Indian wine industry has been witnessing an unprecedented growth, thanks to changing lifestyles, influence of western culture and rising preference for wine, says RNCOS research report.

The insurance industry in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has been witnessing unique changes, and thus, an exceptional growth is expected in the sector in the years to come, says RNCOS.

With the demand for cement increasing, imports will fill the gap between domestic capacity and consumption of cement in the years to come, says RNCOS.