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South-East Asia Infrastructure Construction Market Size, Trends and Analysis by Key Countries, Sector (Railway, Roads, Water and Sewage, Electricity and Power, Others), and Segment 2021-2026

Publisher GlobalData
Published Mar 03, 2023
Length 51 Pages
SKU # GBDT17832548

Description

South-East Asia Infrastructure Construction Market Size, Trends and Analysis by Key Countries, Sector (Railway, Roads, Water and Sewage, Electricity and Power, Others), and Segment 2021-2026

Summary

The South-East Asia infrastructure construction market report provides an executive-level overview of the current state of infrastructure sector in the region, with detailed forecasts of key indicators up to 2026. Published annually, the report provides a detailed analysis of the near-term opportunities, project pipeline, and evolution of demand by sector across regional markets.

The urgent drive to upgrade the regional infrastructure to meet the growing needs of rising population is anticipated to drive the market growth over the predicted timeline.

Key Highlights

The South-East Asia infrastructure construction market size was evaluated at $189.4 billion in 2021. The market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 6.1% during the forecast period (2022-2026).

Scope

The market intelligence report provides an in-depth analysis of the following –
  • South-East Asia infrastructure construction market outlook: analysis as well as historical figures and forecasts of revenue opportunities from the sector and regional segments.
  • The report provides an overview of the outlook for the South-East Asia infrastructure construction industry to 2026.
  • Analysis of the outlook for infrastructure investment in major countries: Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, and Rest of South-East Asia.
  • Insight into the project pipelines for roads, railways, electricity and power, water and sewage, and others.
Reasons to Buy
  • Evaluate regional trends in infrastructure development from insight into output values and project pipelines. Identify the fastest growers to enable assessment and targeting of commercial opportunities in the markets best suited to strategic focus.
  • Identify the drivers in the South-East Asia infrastructure construction market and consider growth in developed economies. Formulate plans on where and how to engage with the market while minimizing any negative impact on revenues.
  • Accompanying GlobalData’s Forecast products, the report examines the assumptions and drivers behind ongoing and upcoming trends in the South-East Asia infrastructure construction market.

Table of Contents

51 Pages
CHAPTER 01 Overview
CHAPTER 02 Sector Overviews
2.1 Railways
2.2 Roads
2.3 Electricity and Power
2.4 Water and Sewage
2.5 Others
CHAPTER 03 Project Pipelines
3.1 All Infrastructure Projects
3.1.1 Railway Projects
3.1.2 Road Projects
3.1.3 Electricity and Power Projects
3.1.4 Water and Sewage Projects
3.1.5 Other Projects
CHAPTER 04 South-East Asia Infrastructure Construction Regional Trends
4.1 South-East Asia Infrastructure Construction Market Data
4.1.1 Indonesia Infrastructure Construction Market Data
4.1.2 Malaysia Infrastructure Construction Market Data
4.1.3 Philippines Infrastructure Construction Market Data
4.1.4 Singapore Infrastructure Construction Market Data
4.1.5 Thailand Infrastructure Construction Market Data
4.1.6 Vietnam Infrastructure Construction Market Data
4.1.7 Rest Of South-East Asia Infrastructure Construction Market Data
CHAPTER 05 Research Methodology
5.1 Introduction
5.2 Research Methodology Steps
5.2.1 Data Collection And Consolidation
5.2.2 Modelling and Estimation
5.2.3 Forecasting and Validation
CHAPTER 06 About GlobalData
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List of Tables
Table 1 South-East Asia Infrastructure Construction Output, by Country (Real, $ 2017 Billion), 2016–2026
Table 2 All South-East Asia Infrastructure Construction, Project Pipeline Value by Stage and Key Countries ($ Million)
Table 3 All South-East Asia Infrastructure Construction, Project Pipeline Value by Stage and Sector ($ Million)
Table 4 Top 20 Railway Projects by Value
Table 5 Top 20 Road Projects by Value
Table 6 Top 20 Electricity and Power Projects by Value
Table 7 Top 20 Water and Sewage Projects by Value
Table 8 Top 20 Airport Projects by Value
Table 9 Top 20 Other Projects by Value
Table 10 South-East Asia Infrastructure Construction Output Value, by Sector (Real $ Billion), 2016–26
Table 11 Indonesia Infrastructure Construction Output Value, by Sector (Real $ Billion), 2016–26
Table 12 Malaysia Infrastructure Construction Output Value, by Sector (Real $ Billion), 2016–26
Table 13 Philippines Infrastructure Construction Output Value, by Sector (Real $ Billion), 2016–26
Table 14 Singapore Infrastructure Construction Output Value, by Sector (Real $ Billion), 2016–26
Table 15 Thailand Infrastructure Construction Output Value, by Sector (Real $ Billion), 2016–26
Table 16 Vietnam Infrastructure Construction Output Value, by Sector (Real $ Billion), 2016–26
Table 17 Rest of East-Asia Infrastructure Construction Output Value, by Sector (Real $ Billion), 2016–26
List of Figures
Figure 1 South-East Asia Infrastructure Construction Output Value (Real $ Billion) and Growth (% Change)
Figure 2 Global Infrastructure Construction Output Value by Region (Index, 2016 = 100)
Figure 3 Railway Infrastructure Output (% of GDP) vs Population Density per Km of Rail
Figure 4 Railway Infrastructure Output (% of GDP) vs Efficiency of Train Services
Figure 5 Railway Infrastructure Construction Output Value, % of GDP, Average of Time Period
Figure 6 Railway Infrastructure Construction Output Value (Real $ Million)
Figure 7 Road Infrastructure Output (% of GDP) vs Quality of Roads
Figure 8 Road Infrastructure Output (% of GDP) vs Road Connectivity
Figure 9 Road Infrastructure Construction Output Value, % of GDP, Average of Time Period
Figure 10 Road Infrastructure Construction Output Value (Real $ Million)
Figure 11 Electricity and Power Infrastructure Output (% of GDP) vs Electricity Power Losses
Figure 12 Electricity and Power Infrastructure Output (% of GDP) vs Electricity Quality
Figure 13 Electricity and Power Construction Output Value, % of GDP, Average of Time Period
Figure 14 Electricity and Power Construction Output Value (Real $ Million)
Figure 15 Water and Sewage Infrastructure Output (% of GDP) vs Reliability of Water Supply
Figure 16 Water and Sewage Infrastructure Output (% of GDP), Access to Safely Managed Sanitation
Figure 17 Water and Sewage Infrastructure Construction Output Value, % of GDP, Average of Time Period
Figure 18 Water and Sewage Infrastructure Construction Output Value (Real $ Million)
Figure 19 Others Infrastructure Construction Output (% of GDP) vs Efficiency of Seaport Services
Figure 20 All South-East Asia Infrastructure Construction, Project Pipeline Value by Stage ($ million)
Figure 21 All South-East Asia Infrastructure Construction, Project Pipeline Value by Stage and Sector ($ Million)
Figure 22 All South-East Asia Infrastructure Construction, Project Pipeline Value by Stage and Key Countries ($ Million)
Figure 23 All South-East Asia Railways, Project Pipeline by Stage ($ Million)
Figure 24 All South-East Asia Railways, Project Pipeline by Stage and Key Countries ($ Million)
Figure 25 All South-East Asia Railways, Project Pipeline by Funding Type and Key Countries (% of Total)
Figure 26 All South-East Asia Railways, Project Pipeline Rail Length by Completion Year (km)
Figure 27 All South-East Asia Railways, Pipeline Value by Railway Type ($ Million)
Figure 28 All South-East Asia Roads, Project Pipeline by Stage ($ Million)
Figure 29 All South-East Asia Roads, Project Pipeline by Stage and Key Countries ($ Million) 26
Figure 30 All South-East Asia Roads, Project Pipeline by Funding Type and Key Countries (% of Total)
Figure 31 All South-East Asia Roads, Project Pipeline Length by Completion Year (km)
Figure 32 All South-East Asia Electricity and Power, Project Pipeline by Stage ($ Million)
Figure 33 All South-East Asia Electricity and Power, Project Pipeline by Stage and Key Countries ($ Million)
Figure 34 All South-East Asia Electricity and Power Generation, Project Pipeline by Type and Stage ($ Million)
Figure 35 All South-East Asia Electricity and Power Generation, Capacity Additions by Completion Year (MW)
Figure 36 All South-East Asia Water and Sewage, Project Pipeline by Stage ($ Million)
Figure 37 All South-East Asia Water and Sewage, Project Pipeline by Stage and Key Countries ($ Million)
Figure 38 All South-East Asia Water and Sewage, Project Pipeline by Funding Type and Key Countries ($ Million)
Figure 39 All South-East Asia Other, Project Pipeline by Stage ($ Million)
Figure 40 All South-East Asia Other, Project Pipeline by Stage and Key Countries ($ Million)
Figure 41 All South-East Asia Other, Project Pipeline by Funding Type and Key Countries ($ Million)
Figure 42 Research Methodology Steps
Figure 43 Core Objectives of Data Collection and Consolidation
Figure 44 Modelling Approach
Figure 45 Forecasting and Validation Flow
Figure 46 GlobalData Proposition and Product Capabilities
Figure 47 GlobalData Sector Coverage
Figure 48 Supporting business-critical decision making at the largest & most successful companies

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