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Home > India Story > The Internal dynamics for the great leap forward by 2010 sector by sector.

The Internal dynamics for the great leap forward by 2010 sector by sector.
Industry 2005 2010 Internal Dynamics of the industry Which companies would benefit?
Advertising industry The Size of the Advertising market will grow up to be Rs 50,000 crores  primarily led by the growing GDP
Aircraft with Indian carriers 175 500 Shall be concentrated chiefly among five airlines. Jet Airways, SPICE jet
Alcoholic Beverages Rs 115,056 crores Rs 2,55,150 crores A fair percentage of alcoholic beverages will still be supplied by the unorganized sector. Mc Dowell, United Breweries
Amusements Parks, Casinos and Gaming Rs 319 crores Rs 919 crores The young Indian population will spend more on Amusements and Gaming. Nicco Parks and Resorts but the stock is not worth buying because of other reasons.
Broadband penetration Over 20 million people will use broadband. Reliance Infocom, Bharti Televentures, Hinduja TMT
Cable T.V The cable and satellite T.V will reach 94 million homes. Hinduja TMT, Zee T.V
Commodity Futures market Rs 3.40 lac Crore Rs 12.00 lac Crore A growth of 252% employing over 1 lac people – Assocham Financial Technologies - majority owners of the MCX exchange
Demand for animation and 3-D technologies US $ 1.5 3.00 billion Demand for animation and 3-D technologies Tata Elixsi & Crest Animation

Demographics

65% of the population will be in the working age group of 15 to 60 years with 400 million people between the age group of 18 and 35 years

All consumer and Lifestyle centric companies. 
Doctors, lawyers, Engineers and Accountants India adds more skilled labor to its work force then even the U.S. By 2010 India will have the highest number of people in the working population.  
Employment in the B.P.O sectors The size of employment in the B.P.O Industry will be 1.2 million by 2010  
Entertainment Industry (including T.V, films, music) Rs 22,200 crores Rs 58,800 crores Television will have a more then 60% share with contributions from pay T.V and broad band. KPMG – CII Report TV – 18, NDTV, UTV, Balaji telefilms
Food Processing Industry The food processing Industry will attract Foreign investments of over US $ 30 million ITC, Nestle, Britannia,Agro Tech Foods Ltd, 
India Pakistan Bilateral trade US $ 345 million US $ 10 Billion) Provided the South Asian Free Trade agreement is implemented Assocham Tata tea, Textile machinery manufacturers like LMW
India's Global textile exports US $ 14 billion US $ 50 billion Could miss the target and slip to Us $ 35 billion if Crude does not fall – This will make the textile exports non competitive Raymonds, Arvind Mills – This is not for a risk averse investor. 
India's Gold consumption 820 tonnes 2000 tonnes The total gold reserve will exceed 15,000 tonnes. Out of the consumption of 2000 tonnes 500 tonnes will have to be imported – Jignesh Shah Multi Commodity Exchange of India. Titan – More then 45% of their sales are generated through the jewellery division(TANISHQ)
India's Share of world trade 0.8% 1.5% The total exports will cross US $ 150 billion Gateway Distriparks, CONCOR and Dredging Corporation
India's Software exports

The total software exports will reach US $ 60 billion The share of the software and B.P.O sectors would be US $ 35 billion and US $ 25 billion respectively. Nasscom – Mc Kinsey

Infosys, TCS, Wipro & I-Flex
Insurance Most of the private Insurers will break even by 2007 and start reporting positive cash flows Max India, Aditya Birla Nuvo (Indian Rayon)
Internet connectivity

The total internet users will hit 200 million users - Internet and Mobile Association of India

Reliance Infocom & BSNL (when ever it gets listed)
Media Software Rs 7,670 crores Rs 18,468 crores This sector will grow in direct correlation to the Television broadcasting market. UTV Software and Balaji
Multiplex Rs 6,136 crores Rs 34,020 crores The top 5 players will contribute to 1000 multiplex screens Adlabs, PVR, INOX Leisure, Shringaar Cinema
Number of passenger cars sold 1 million 2 million Maruti will have a more then 50% market share Maruti & Tata Motors
Restaurants Rs 11,505 crores Rs 43,740 crores Eating outs will symbolize a new India None of the stocks are listed
Size of the organized Retail market 3%(10 million sq. feet) 10%(80 million sq. feet) The total number of Malls will grow from 200 to 600. Pantaloon Retail, Trent , Pyramid Retail and Shopper Stop
Telephone penetration Tele density will cover 50% of the population Bharti Telecom and BSNL (when ever it gets listed)
The FMCG Market Size Rs 55,000 crores Rs 85,000 crores Rs 35,0000 crores shall pertain to the urban market and Rs 50,000 crores from the semi - urban and rural market - Assocham The faster growing FMCG companies like Marico, Gillette
Travel and Tourism Rs 14,360 crores Rs 39,258 crores As Indians earn more they will spend more on travel and leisure Thomas cook, ITHL

Source: Business Standard and other media reports




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