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Telecom Cables
6/1/2007 | published by: CRISIL Ltd.
... a result, the market size of the JFTC industry has shrunk over the last 5 years. Going forward, CRISIL Research expects the demand for JFTC to stabilise at 100 lckm per annum, over the next ...  |  more...
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Indian IT Enabled Services Sector - The Road Map Ahead
6/1/2007 | published by: CRISIL Ltd.
... emerging growth propellers The concern of declining availability of talent pool in the industry. Whether such a decline would impede growth prospects of the sector in the near future? What are the emerging “off-shore” destinations ...  |  more...
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Construction Industry In India - Will Growth In Industrial Infrastructure Continue?
5/1/2007 | published by: CRISIL Ltd.
... situation, critical questions that arise are: What is the planned expenditure across various infrastructure segments? What are the key areas driving the construction investments in the country? What role does private participation play in the ...  |  more...
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Broadband
5/1/2007 | published by: CRISIL Ltd.
... by the end of March 2012. The aggressive rollout plans of state-owned BSNL and MTNL, and active government support, in the form of subsidy to provide broadband services in rural areas from the universal service ...  |  more...
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Housing Industry In India - Will Growth In Residential Infrastructure Continue?
5/1/2007 | published by: CRISIL Ltd.
... the proportion of urban and rural in the total stock and growth? What is driving the demand? What are the parameters that can be used to evaluate developers? Who will benefit: Investment Managers Venture Capitalists ...  |  more...
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Cement Industry In India - Demand Supply Outlook
5/1/2007 | published by: CRISIL Ltd.
... rates in the industry? What is the potential for further blending of cement? What is the expected profitability/ credit profile for the industry? Who will benefit: Investment Managers Venture Capitalists Management Consultants Research Companies Private ...  |  more...
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Indian Automobile Industry - Passenger Cars & Utility Vehicles Outlook
5/1/2007 | published by: CRISIL Ltd.
... India? More players, more competition. What is the impact of rising competition on profitability of passenger cars manufacturers? Export focus: What would be India’s position as an export hub for passenger cars? Demand outlook & ...  |  more...
$2,200.00
Indian Textile Industry - Will Demand For Fabrics Buoy The Cotton Yarn Sector?
5/1/2007 | published by: CRISIL Ltd.
... is it headed over the next 4-5 years? How strong is the competition? What is the view on cotton production & prices? Who will benefit: Investment Managers Venture Capitalists Management Consultants Research Companies Private Equity ...  |  more...
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Indian Oil & Gas Sector - Emerging Scenario In Oil Refining Sector
4/1/2007 | published by: CRISIL Ltd.
... in the business cycle, critical questions that arise are: Which are the factors that would affect the refining business cycle? What would the impact on the domestic sector profitability, given their already precarious financial situation ...  |  more...
$2,200.00
Paints
4/1/2007 | published by: CRISIL Ltd.
... in value terms (11 per cent at constant prices) from around Rs 98 billion in 2005-06 to Rs 216 billion in 2011-12. Decorative segment is expected to grow at a faster rate than industrial segment.  |  more...
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Indian Energy Sector - Emerging Power Scenario In India
4/1/2007 | published by: CRISIL Ltd.
... plan. However, looking at the past record of the capacity addition and the capability of players to implement the same, this task looks very ambitious. Even if the actual implementation is lower, the size of ...  |  more...
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Indian Oil & Gas Sector - Crude Oil
4/1/2007 | published by: CRISIL Ltd.
... Oil - Annual Review for 2007, we have covered this aspect in detail by looking at the historical trend in oil intensity of GDP of different countries, expectation on this front going forward and its ...  |  more...
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Indian Textile Industry - Is Ready Made Garments The Next Big Story?
2/1/2007 | published by: CRISIL Ltd.
... the major product categories where India is strong? How are India’s competitors doing in the same products and in those markets? The key success factors for RMG players to succeed Who will benefit: Investment Managers ...  |  more...
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Indian Automobile Industry - Tractors Outlook
2/1/2007 | published by: CRISIL Ltd.
... is the state of competition in the industry? Information on tractor penetration in the Indian market. What is the expected profitability/ credit profile for the industry? Who will benefit: Investment Managers Venture Capitalists Management Consultants ...  |  more...
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Hospitals Sector In India - Is Tertiary Healthcare Market In India Poised For Exponential Growth?
2/1/2007 | published by: CRISIL Ltd.
... this is the government’s spend on healthcare which is a meagre 1.2 per cent of the GDP as opposed to developed countries such as the US, UK, etc which spend 6.9 per cent of their ...  |  more...
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