Industries we serve
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Aerospace and Defence
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Automotive
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Automotive
The automotive sector encompasses a diverse variety of firms and organisations participating in the automobile industry. The automotive sector, which accounts for about 3% of global GDP, is a major industrial and economic force on a global scale. Automobile sales are sometimes seen as a leading sign of total consumer expenditure. The realm of electric mobility, has the potential to revolutionise the automobile industry in unprecedented ways.
Aerospace & Defence
Commercial Aviation is expected to return to the Pre-Pandemic level by the year 2024. Both Airbus and Boeing delivered an increased number of Aircraft in the recent months, its highest monthly figure since the onset of the Covid 19 crises. As Air Travel recovers, the backlog of orders in Boeing and Airbus in the recent month is increasing. This is having a positive effect across the manufacturing Supply Chain of the Aviation Sector.
Artificial Intelligence and BlockChain
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Electric Vehicle
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Artificial Intelligence
The estimated Global Artificial Intelligence market is about 25 Billion and is expected to grow to 250 Billion by 2026. Artificial Intelligence is the simulation of Human Intelligence with an Algorithm. Within AI we have Machine Learning where the Algorithms are Self Learning, and therefore it becomes smarter without the need for additional programming. Within Machine Learning there is Neural Network and Deep Learning. In Neural Network there are Neuron, similar to Human Brains. Each Neuron is connected with each other, and it process information in parallel, which results in improved pattern recognition, and self-learning.
Banking
The global financial system is not only larger and more profitable, but it is also more robust than it has been in the previous ten years. Recently the total assets are $124 trillion with a return on assets (ROA) of 0.90 per cent. The banking sector is an industry and a segment of the economy that is dedicated to holding financial assets for others and investing those financial assets in a leveraged fashion to produce additional wealth. Banks offer a safe shelter for individuals' and companies' deposits, they encourage constructive human endeavour and economic progress by distributing funds efficiently and effectively.
BlockChain
Blockchain is a shared ledger, where all the transactions related to a Tangible Assets (Bitcoin, Car, Land, House etc.) or In-Tangible Assets (Insurance Contract, Patent, Medical Record etc.) is stored. The Technology behind BlockChain is called Distributed Ledger Technology, via which access, validation and recording of all the blocks of transactions related to the Tangible or In-Tangible Assets is stored in the Distributed Ledger. The blocks of transactions are secure and immutable.
Chemical
The chemical industry has had a longstanding presence worldwide, providing inputs into manufacturing activities that benefit living standards across the globe. The chemical industry is divided into bulk chemicals, speciality chemicals, agrochemicals, petrochemical, polymers, and fertilisers. The chemical industry’s global economic impact is substantial. It is estimated that the annual contribution to global GDP was $5.7 trillion, sustained through a combination of its direct, indirect, and induced economic channels.
Electric Vehicle
Electric vehicle technology has advanced rapidly since its introduction, and today there are many plug-in hybrid and battery electric vehicle options available on the market. It is propelled by electromagnetism and uses electricity, typically stored in a battery, to power an electric motor. EV technology is used in hybrid electric vehicles, plug-in hybrid electric vehicles, and battery electric vehicles, or BEVs. The Global Electric Commercial Vehicle Market in 2020 is valued at USD 170 billion, and it is anticipated to grow to USD 700 billion by 2026, at a CAGR of more than 25.0 per cent (2021-2025).
FMCG
Fast-moving consumer goods are, typically, low-value products with a regular high turnover of products. Individually they often have a low-profit margin, but because of bulk sales, they are profitable. Many retailers carry only FMCGs, particularly hypermarkets, big box stores and warehouse club stores. The industry today is constantly being disrupted by ever-changing consumer preferences and new technologies. The global FMCG market is predicted to reach $15,361.8 billion by 2025, growing at an incredible 5.4% in the next five years.
Infrastructure
Across the globe, a well-functioning, modern infrastructure is central to economic development and to quality of life. From the roads and railways needed to transport people and goods to the power plants and communications networks that underpin economic and household activity, to the basic human need for clean water and sanitation, infrastructure matters to people and businesses everywhere. Infrastructure investment is crucially important for the most advanced economies and those at the early stages of development alike. The current infrastructure spending at the global level is USD 4.3 trillion.
Healthcare
The healthcare sector is worldwide among the most important and fast-growing industries. Key growth drivers are demographic trends (population growth and ageing), medical progress and the resulting innovations, rising prosperity (especially in emerging markets) and improved access to medical products and services. In addition, there is a great need for new therapies for a steadily increasing number of diseases. Innovation in products, services and business models remains strong. The healthcare industry's global sales are estimated at over USD 4 trillion per year.
Metals and Mining
Metals, minerals, and mining are critical sectors in the development of infrastructure. The rise in infrastructure development and automotive production are driving growth. Power and cement industries are also aiding growth for the sector. Global efforts to combat the COVID-19 pandemic hampered most aspects of the metals and mining industry in the first half of 2020. The sector has rebounded and the rising demand for most mining commodities has created robust conditions for producers and explorers. The global mining market is currently at approximately $1845.55 billion and is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 12.4%.
Oil and Gas
The oil and gas industry is one of the largest sectors in the world in terms of dollar value, generating an estimated $3.3 trillion in revenue annually. Oil is crucial to the global economic framework, especially for its largest producers: the United States, Saudi Arabia, Russia, Canada, and China. The oil and gas industry is broken down into three segments: upstream, midstream, and downstream. Upstream, or exploration and production (E&P) companies, find reservoirs and drill oil and gas wells. Midstream companies are responsible for transportation from the wells to refineries and downstream companies are responsible for refining and the sale of the finished products.
Pharma & BioTech
The pharmaceutical industry is one of the fastest-growing economic sectors with worldwide sales of more than $1,228.45 billion in 2020. Pharma is a dynamic industry with rapid growth and the potential for high profits. Top-selling drugs have annual sales in the billions. However, a new drug requires millions of dollars invested in research and development (R&D) and testing before it can be brought to market. A biotechnology company is a research science-driven endeavour that aims to develop a useful application based on a breakthrough discovery. Biopharma, the development of drugs produced from living organisms, is just one aspect of the biotechnology industry.
Retail
The retail industry provides a variety of finished goods, both durable and non-durable, to individual consumers and households. Products sold by retail companies include apparel, electronics, furniture, kitchenware, sporting goods, books, toys, groceries, pharmaceutical products, auto parts e.t.c. The industry includes traditional brick-and-mortar retailers as well as emerging e-commerce companies. The earnings and revenue performance of retailers has varied widely during the COVID-19 pandemic. Many heavily focused brick-and-mortar retailers have suffered huge declines, while retailers with a strong e-commerce presence have thrived.
Renewables
Renewable energy is energy that is derived from the sun, wind, or ocean waves. Recent concerns about environmental preservation and sustainable development have created an urgent demand for greener energy solutions. Energy conservation via increased energy efficiency decreases in the usage of fossil fuels, and improvements in the availability of environmentally acceptable energy sources have all led to the adoption of renewable energy sources as potential solutions. The future is certainly looking pretty “green” for renewable energy. A new study shows that the sector will receive nearly $5.1 trillion worth of investment in new power plants by 2030.
Semiconductor
Semiconductors enable everything from the computers we use to the automobiles we drive, the smartphones we carry to the household appliances we utilise. Semiconductors fall into four main product categories, Memory, Microprocessors, Commodity Integrated Circuits, Complex Systems on Chips. Success in the semiconductor industry depends on creating smaller, faster, and cheaper products. The more transistors on a chip, the faster it can do its work. This creates fierce competition in the industry, and new technologies lower the cost of production per chip. The market size of the Semi-Conductor Industry in 2021, is about 552.96 billion U.S. dollars.
Software
The software industry can be separated into four main categories: programming services, system services, open-source and SaaS. With the advent of the Internet and cloud computing, the computer software industry has radically changed how companies interact with, develop and use the software. The software was once a product that was purchased, installed and maintained. More and more companies are using software in a subscription model where all the development, maintenance and upkeep of the program is done by the original developer. The current market size of the Software Industry in 2021 is approximately 578 Billion USD.
Telecom
The telecommunications sector consists of companies that transmit data in words, voice, audio, or video across the globe. Telecom equipment, telecom services, and wireless communication are the three basic sub-sectors of telecommunications. Telecom has become increasingly focused on video, text, and data, as opposed to voice. The telecom sector overall has exhibited stable long-term growth, as telecommunications has become an increasingly important basic industry, impervious to business cycles. The market size of the Telecom Industry in 2021 is approx 2713 Billion USD.
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