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MARKET SHARE

17%

1. Agriculture

2. Agribusiness

3. Fishing

4. Forestry

5. Mining6. Quarrying Industries

Secondary SectorPrimary Sector

MARKET SHARE

29%

1. Construction

2. Steel Industry

3. Automobile

4. Aviation Industry

5. Energy Industry(Oil &

Petroleum)6. Engineering

7. Pharmaceuticals

8. Cement Industry

Tertiary Sector

MARKET SHARE

54%

1. Telephony and IT

2. Retail and Wholesalesales

3. Transportation anddistribution

4. Restaurants5. Tourism

6. Insurance

7. Banking

8. Health Care


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AGRICULTURESECTOR

17%

INDUSTRYSECTOR

29%

SERVICESECTOR

54%

SECTOR OF INDIAN MARKET


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Insurance in India has itsInsurance in India has its history dating back until 1818, whenhistory dating back until 1818, when

Oriental Life Insurance Company wasstarted by AnitaOriental Life Insurance Company wasstarted by Anita BhavsarBhavsar

ininKolkataKolkata to cater to theto cater to the needsofEuropean community.needsofEuropean community. InIn1870,1870, Bombay Mutual Life Assurance Society becamethefirstBombay Mutual Life Assurance Society becamethefirst

Indianinsurer.Indianinsurer.

MARKET SHAREMARKET SHARE 3%3%

Currently, aCurrently, a $41 billionindustry, India isthe world'sfifthlargest$41 billionindustry, India isthe world'sfifthlargest

lifeinsurancemarket and growing at a rapid paceof32lifeinsurancemarket and growing at a rapid paceof32--34%34%

annually asperannually asperLife Insurance CouncilLife Insurance Council studies.studies.Currently, in India onlyCurrently, in India only twomillionpeople (0.2twomillionpeople (0.2 % ofthetotal% ofthetotal

populationof1 billion) are covered underpopulationof1 billion) are covered underMediclaimMediclaim,, whereas inwhereas in

developed nations likedeveloped nations like USA about 75USA about 75 % ofthetotalpopulation are% ofthetotalpopulation are

covered undersomeinsurancescheme.covered undersomeinsurancescheme.


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Kotack4% ING Vysya

3% Tata AIG3%

Reliance Life9%

Birla Sun Life8%

Aviva2%

Max New York

5%

HDFC Standard7%SBI Life

14%

Bajaj Allianze

19%

ICIC Prudential20%

Met Life3%

t er3%


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TheThe IndianIndian pharmaceuticalindustrypharmaceuticalindustry isis the world'ssecondthe world'ssecond--largest by volumelargest by volume

and islikelytolead themanufacturingsectorofIndia.and islikelytolead themanufacturingsectorofIndia.[1][1] India'sIndia's biobio--techtech

industry clocked aindustry clocked a 17 percent17 percentgrowth withrevenuesofRs.137 billiongrowth withrevenuesofRs.137 billion($3 billion)inthe 2009($3 billion)inthe 2009--1010 financial year over the previous fiscal.financial year over the previous fiscal. BioBio--pharmapharma waswas

the biggest contributorgenerating 60 percentoftheindustry'sgrowth atthe biggest contributorgenerating 60 percentoftheindustry'sgrowth at

Rs.8,829Rs.8,829 crorecrore, followed by bio, followed by bio--services at Rs.2,639services at Rs.2,639 crorecrore and bioand bio--agriagri atat

Rs.1,936Rs.1,936 crorecrore..[[2]2]The first pharmaceutical company areThe first pharmaceutical company are Bengal ChemicalsBengal Chemicals andand

PharmaceuticalWorksPharmaceuticalWorks,, which still exists today as one of 5 governmentwhich still exists today as one of 5 government--owned drugowned drugmanufacturers, appeared inmanufacturers, appeared in CalcuttaCalcutta in 1930.in 1930.

InIn 2002, over20,000 registered drugmanufacturersin India sold $9 billion2002, over20,000 registered drugmanufacturersin India sold $9 billion

worthofformulations and bulk drugs. 85% oftheseformulations weresoldworthofformulations and bulk drugs. 85% oftheseformulations weresold

in India whileover60% ofthe bulk drugs wereexported,in India whileover60% ofthe bulk drugs wereexported, mostly to the Unitedmostly to the United

States and Russia[25]. Most of the players in the market are smallStates and Russia[25]. Most of the players in the market are small--toto--mediummedium

enterprises;enterprises; 250 ofthelargest companies control 70% ofthe Indianmarket250 ofthelargest companies control 70% ofthe Indianmarket

[1][1].Thankstothe 1970 Patent Act, multinationalsrepresentonly 35% ofthe.Thankstothe 1970 Patent Act, multinationalsrepresentonly 35% ofthe

market, downfrom 70% thirtyyears ago.market, downfrom 70% thirtyyears ago.


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Cipla

15%

Ranbaxy

14%

Glaxosmithline

13%

NicholasPiramal

10%

ZydusCadila10%

Sun Pharma

9%

Alkem9%

Lupin Labs7%

Dr. Reddy's Lab7%

Mankind6%


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The history of theThe history of the cementindustryin India dates backtothecementindustryin India dates backtothe

1889 when a Kolkata1889 when a Kolkata--based company started manufacturing cementbased company started manufacturing cement

from Argillaceous.from Argillaceous.

MARKET SHAREMARKET SHARE 4.4%4.4%

India, being theIndia, being the second largest cementproducerinthe worldsecond largest cementproducerinthe worldafterChina with a total capacityof151.2 Million TonesafterChina with a total capacityof151.2 Million Tones

(MT),(MT), has got a huge cement industry.has got a huge cement industry.

The cement industry in India is dominated byThe cement industry in India is dominated by around 20around 20

companies, which accountforalmost 70%companies, which accountforalmost 70% of the total cementof the total cementproduction in India. In the present year, theproduction in India. In the present year, the Indian cementIndian cement

companieshaveproduced 11 MT cement during Aprilcompanieshaveproduced 11 MT cement during April--

September2009. Ittookthetotal cementproductionin FY09September2009. Ittookthetotal cementproductionin FY09

to 231 MT.to 231 MT.

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UltraTechCementltd

21%

ACC ltd20%

Gujarat AmbujaCementltd

16%

IndiaCement

10%

Birla CementLtd8%

Madras Cementltd

6%

J.K Cementltd6%

ShreeCement Ltd

5%

OCL Cementltd4%

JK LakshmiCementltd

4%


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TheThe AutomobileindustryAutomobileindustry in thein the Republic of IndiaRepublic of India is theis the

seventhlargestinthe worldseventhlargestinthe worldwith an annualwith an annualproductionofover11 million vehicles and exportsofproductionofover11 million vehicles and exportsof

about 1.5 million.about 1.5 million. In 2009, India emerged asIn 2009, India emerged as AsiaAsia'sfourth'sfourth

largestexporterofautomobiles, behindlargestexporterofautomobiles, behindJapanJapan,, SouthSouth

KoreaKorea andandThailandThailand..By 2050, the country is expected toBy 2050, the country is expected totop the world in car volumes withtop the world in car volumes with approximately 611approximately 611

million vehiclesonthemillion vehiclesonthenation'sroadsnation'sroads.. A major chunk ofA major chunk of

India's car manufacturing industry is based in and around theIndia's car manufacturing industry is based in and around the

city ofcity ofChennaiChennai and hence it is known asand hence it is known as "DetroitofIndia"."DetroitofIndia".

Chennai accounts for 60 per cent of the country's automotiveChennai accounts for 60 per cent of the country's automotive

exports.exports.


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Maruti Suzuki53%

Hyundai21%

ata12%

Mahindra6%

Honda3%

oyota3%

Ford2%


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TheThe IndianIndian telecommunicationsindustrytelecommunicationsindustry is theis theworld'sfastestworld'sfastest

growingtelecommunicationsindustry, with 688.38 Milliongrowingtelecommunicationsindustry, with 688.38 Million

telephone (landlines and mobile)subscribers and 652.42telephone (landlines and mobile)subscribers and 652.42

Millionmobilephone connections asofJuly 2010Millionmobilephone connections asofJuly 2010 India is also theIndia is also the

second largesttelecommunicationnetworksecond largesttelecommunicationnetworkin the world in termsin the world in terms

of number of wireless connections afterof number of wireless connections after ChinaChina..

MARKET SHAREMARKET SHARE 11%11%

The Indian Mobile subscriber base has increased in size by a factor ofThe Indian Mobile subscriber base has increased in size by a factor of

more than onemore than one--hundredhundred since 2001 whenthenumberofsince 2001 whenthenumberof

subscribersinthe country was approximately 5 millionsubscribersinthe country was approximately 5 million[6][6] toto652.42 Millionin July 2010.652.42 Millionin July 2010.[7][7]


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Relia ce19%

Aircel5%

Idea11%

Tata9%

BSNL13%

Vodafo e18%

Airtel24%

Other1%


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In terms of domestic passengers volume, US have always been the leaderIn terms of domestic passengers volume, US have always been the leader

with followers in the league like China, Japan and India.The number ofwith followers in the league like China, Japan and India.The number ofdomestic flights went up by 69% from 2005 to 2008, withthedomestic flights went up by 69% from 2005 to 2008, withthe

domestic aviationsectordomestic aviationsectorgrowing at 9growing at 9--10%.10%.

TheThe 9thlargest aviationmarketinthe world is India.9thlargest aviationmarketinthe world is India.Taking theTaking thehelp of the statistics from the Ministry of Civil Aviation,help of the statistics from the Ministry of Civil Aviation, approximatelyapproximately

29.8 millionpassengerstraveled to/from India in 2008, showing29.8 millionpassengerstraveled to/from India in 2008, showing

a surgeof30% from 2007.a surgeof30% from 2007.The prediction stated thatThe prediction stated that internationalinternational

passengers willtouch 50 million by 2015.passengers willtouch 50 million by 2015. More opportunities inMore opportunities in

the aviation industry in India are likely to make way for aboutthe aviation industry in India are likely to make way for about 6969foreign airlinesfrom 49 countries.foreign airlinesfrom 49 countries.


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AirIndia18%

Indigo14%

Spice Jet13%

Jet Lite8%

Go Air

6%

Paramount2%

Kingfisher23%

Jet Airways16%


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SAIL

14%

TISCO11%

RNIL8%

ESSAR9%Jindal

Steel9%

HSCL11%

BRL18%

Other20%


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TheThe IndianIndian InformationTechnologyindustryInformationTechnologyindustry accountsaccounts

for afor a 5.19%5.19% ofthe country'softhe country'sGDPGDP and export earningsand export earningsas of 2009, while providing employment to a significantas of 2009, while providing employment to a significant

number of itsnumber of its tertiary sectortertiary sector workforce. More thanworkforce. More than 2.32.3

millionpeople areemployed inthesectormillionpeople areemployed inthesectoreithereither

directly or indirectly, making it one of the biggest job creatorsdirectly or indirectly, making it one of the biggest job creators

in India and a mainstay of the national economy. Inin India and a mainstay of the national economy. In MarchMarch

2009, annualrevenuesfromoutsourcingoperationsin2009, annualrevenuesfromoutsourcingoperationsin

India amounted toIndia amounted toUS$US$50 billion and thisisexpected50 billion and thisisexpected

toincreaseto US$225 billion by 2020.toincreaseto US$225 billion by 2020.The mostThe most

prominentprominent IT hub is IT capitalIT hub is IT capitalBangaloreBangalore..


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IBM

15%

Intel27%

Cisco11%

Microsoft17%

Dell7%

Other23%


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Future Group33%

RelianceIndustries

20%

K Raheja16%

DS Group7%

LifestyleInternational

7%

AdityaBirlaGroup

11%

Mahindra6%


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The Indian retail market isThe Indian retail market is thefifthlargestretailthefifthlargestretaildestination alldestination all

across the globe. It has been ranked as the most aacross the globe. It has been ranked as the most attractiveemergingttractiveemergingmarketforinvestmentintheretailsectorin 2009marketforinvestmentintheretailsectorin 2009. In the entire. In the entire

Gross Domestic Product of India, the share of retail tradeGross Domestic Product of India, the share of retail tradewaswas

between 8between 8--10% in 2007, wherepresentlyithastouched around10% in 2007, wherepresentlyithastouched around

12%, and in allprobability willtouch12%, and in allprobability willtouch22% bytheend of22% bytheend of20102010..

The Indian consumer (retail) market, in all probability, will grow fourThe Indian consumer (retail) market, in all probability, will grow four

times by 2025.T

he value of India's retail market has touched US$ 511times by 2025.T

he value of India's retail market has touched US$ 511billion in 2008. India has escalatedbillion in 2008. India has escalated uptothe 39thmostpreferreduptothe 39thmostpreferred

retail destinationgloballyin 2009 (in 2008, theyranked 44th).retail destinationgloballyin 2009 (in 2008, theyranked 44th).


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The banking industry is slated forThe banking industry is slated for growthinfuturegrowthinfuturewith awith a

more qualitative rather than quantitative approach.The totalmore qualitative rather than quantitative approach.The totalassets of all scheduled commercial banks byassets of all scheduled commercial banks by endend--MarchMarch

2010 isprojected totouch Rs 40,90,0002010 isprojected totouch Rs 40,90,000 crorecrore..This isThis is

going to comprisegoing to comprise around 65% ofGDP at currentaround 65% ofGDP at current

marketprices as compared to 67% in 2002marketprices as compared to 67% in 2002--03.03.

The bank's assets are estimated to grow at anThe bank's assets are estimated to grow at an annualannual

compositerateofgrowthof13.4% duringtherestofcompositerateofgrowthof13.4% duringtherestof

the decade as against 16.7% between 1994the decade as against 16.7% between 1994--95 and95 and20022002--03.03.


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FinolexIndustries Ltd.

26%

Plastiblends

India Limited22%

AGA Group

International7%

ACRY Plus24%

Kay Kay GlobalSuppliers

21%


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PolymersPolymers account foraccount for around 70% ofpetrochemicalsaround 70% ofpetrochemicals and that isand that is

the reason that they are the most important constituent ofthe reason that they are the most important constituent of theIndiantheIndian

chemical industry.chemical industry.

Polymers are essentially used in the manufacture of various plasticPolymers are essentially used in the manufacture of various plastic

products. In the consumption of the basic petrochemical, polymers formproducts. In the consumption of the basic petrochemical, polymers formthethe bulkofdemand with a shareofaround 55%.bulkofdemand with a shareofaround 55%.

TheshareofpolymersintheproductmixTheshareofpolymersintheproductmix inIndiainIndia forvariousforvarious

crackersrangesfrom 60% to 90%.Thesegmentofpolymerscrackersrangesfrom 60% to 90%.Thesegmentofpolymers

haveregistered a growthof18% whiletherehave been anhaveregistered a growthof18% whiletherehave been anincreaseof26% inthe capacities CAGR.increaseof26% inthe capacities CAGR.


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The foods and beverage industry of India has gainedThe foods and beverage industry of India has gained

popularity in the past 3popularity in the past 3--4 years, mainly due to the4 years, mainly due to the

changing lifestyle and eating habits of the people. Mostchanging lifestyle and eating habits of the people. Most

of the segments have recordedof the segments have recorded anincreaseinanincreasein

revenuefrom 2005 to 2009revenuefrom 2005 to 2009, the alcohol segment, the alcohol segmentbeing on the top. Abeing on the top. A growthrateof7.5 percentisgrowthrateof7.5 percentis

expected between 2009 and 2013 tomakeit aexpected between 2009 and 2013 tomakeit a

330 billion dollarindustry by 2013.330 billion dollarindustry by 2013.


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Nestle29%

&

9%

Unilever5%

Cocacola13%

epsiCo

19%

Cadbury25%


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