India Quick Facts: Why India? • Fastest growing economy in the world 7.2% growth (7th largest in the world by 2019) • Second largest country by population (1.2 Billion) • Largest English speaking nation in the world WWW.IFSEC-GLOBAL.COM/INDIA SOURCES OF GROWTH Emerging consumers: • 572 Million are under the age of 24, largest youth population in the World • Rising income and greater exposure to Western lifestyles • Demand for various products and services, as previously unattainable purchases will become necessities Emerging regions: • Cooperation between state and central governments (new PM) • Competition between states • Rapid development in rural areas Emerging sectors: • Strategic development initiatives • Make in India (MII) • Digital India • Skill India DEMAND FOR COMMERCIAL SECURITY EQUIPMENT In China sales of Physical Security per capita were $3.69 showing that the potential for future growth is enormous. As a comparison, India registered even lower levels of penetration at approx. $2 per capita.” Source: Memoori 8–10 December 2016 Pragati Maidan New Delhi MARKET PENETRATION Physical security per capita comparison: EU North America China India $12.04 $11.48 $3.69 $2 Video surveillance: • Is set to reach US$ 615 Million by 2018 • Aditya Group (CP Plus) 21% of market share, Hikvision 10%; Dahua 7%; Panasonic 2.5%; Bosch, Samsung, DVTel all 2%. • 35% Chinese manufacturers • Trend in HD and “Turn Key” solutions • Trend in SaaS (Security As a Service) Perimeter protection and transport security: • 1226 Jails (85 Central, 364 District, 758 Sub Jails, 19 Women Jails) • 125 airports and civil enclaves (total of 449 airports and airstrips located throughout India) • Airport modernisation estimate US$ 1.33 Billion for Delhi and US$ 1.13 for Mumbai Access control: • US$ 140 Million by 2019 • Trend in NFC (mobile platforms) • Integrated access control (lower installation costs) • Increasing government Influence • Emergence of second and third tier cities Intruder alarms: • Real estate market is expected to touch US$ 180 Billion by 2020
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India Quick Facts:
Why India?
• Fastest growing economy in the world 7.2% growth (7th largest in the world by 2019)
• Second largest country by population (1.2 Billion)• Largest English speaking nation in the world
WWW.IFSEC-GLOBAL.COM/INDIA
SOURCES OF GROWTH
Emerging consumers:• 572 Million are under the age of
24, largest youth population in the World
• Rising income and greater exposure to Western lifestyles
• Demand for various products and services, as previously unattainable purchases will become necessities
Emerging regions:• Cooperation between state and
central governments (new PM)• Competition between states • Rapid development in rural areas
Emerging sectors:• Strategic
development initiatives
• Make in India (MII)• Digital India• Skill India
DEMAND FOR COMMERCIAL SECURITY EQUIPMENT
In China sales of Physical Security per
capita were $3.69 showing that the potential for future growth is enormous. As a comparison, India registered even lower levels of penetration at approx. $2 per capita.” Source: Memoori
8–10 December 2016Pragati MaidanNew Delhi
MARKET PENETRATION Physical security per capita comparison:
EU NorthAmerica China India
$12.04$11.48
$3.69 $2
Video surveillance:• Is set to reach US$ 615 Million by 2018• Aditya Group (CP Plus) 21% of market share, Hikvision 10%;
Dahua 7%; Panasonic 2.5%; Bosch, Samsung, DVTel all 2%.• 35% Chinese manufacturers• Trend in HD and “Turn Key” solutions • Trend in SaaS (Security As a Service)
Perimeter protection and transport security:• 1226 Jails (85 Central, 364 District, 758 Sub Jails, 19 Women Jails)• 125 airports and civil enclaves (total of 449 airports and airstrips
located throughout India)• Airport modernisation estimate US$ 1.33 Billion for Delhi and
US$ 1.13 for Mumbai
Access control:• US$ 140 Million by 2019• Trend in NFC (mobile platforms)• Integrated access control (lower installation costs) • Increasing government Influence• Emergence of second and third tier cities
Intruder alarms:• Real estate market is expected to touch US$ 180 Billion by 2020
INDIAN RAILWAYS
Indian Railways plans to invest £90 billion over the next 5 years to transform and modernise its operation.Indian rail network is currently the fourth largest in the world after the US, China and Russia, spanning over about 65,000 route km nearly 7000 stations. It carries about 20 million passengers and 2.5 million tonnes of freight every day. Passenger traffic is expected to grow at 6-7% per annum and freight traffic is expected to grow at 8-9%.
US$ 90 BillionDelhi – Mumbai
Industrial Corridor
US$ 3.8 BillionNational Highways
development Project (45,000 km of highways)
US$ 20 billionGujarat International
Finance Tec-City (completion date 2018)
US$ 2.1 BillionHyderabad Metro (completion date 2017)
US$ 2.4 BillionNavi Mumbai
International Airport (completion date 2019)
US$ 1 BillionSMARTCITY in Kochi
(completion date 2020)
US$ 20 billion Gujarat International
Finance Tec-City (completion date 2018)
The latest railway budget continued the thrust on transformation & modernisation. Opportunities are expected across the rail value chain, in particular coming out from the following initiatives:• Network Decongestion
• Rolling Stock Two modern diesel & electric locomotive factories to be set up by GE & Alstom; manufacture, supply and maintenance of modern train sets on the cards.
• Station redevelopment 400 stations to be modernised in phases. PPP model to be used to develop retail & entertainment spaces for revenue generation.
• Logistic parks• A series of initiatives to improve passenger services
Including focus on cleanliness, efficient ticketing, leveraging technology to improve punctuality, communication and information to passengers, on-board entertainment, Wi-Fi at stations, surveillance for women security among others.
• Process Improvements Leveraging technology for project management- intend to use the latest drone and Geo Spatial based satellite technology for remotely reviewing the physical progress across major projects; System-wide Information Technology integration – initiated system wide integration.
• High Speed Rail Passenger corridor from Ahmedabad to Mumbai being undertaken with the assistance of the Government of Japan.
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India’s mega construction projects:
Indian rail network is currently the fourth
largest in the world. It carries about 20 million passengers and 2.5 million tonnes of freight every day.”
15,000+
professional security industry visitors
from 35 countries & all states of India
350+ Exhibiting brands
94% International
IFSEC India 2016 highlights
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EXHIBITORS
China National Pavilion 67% Trade 33% End User
21% visitor increase comparing to 2015
14 vertical end user markets:
VISITORS
Exhibitor profile:
Internationalexhibitors
from 20 countries
China
Rest of the World
Localexhibitors
Central &South East Asia
Exhibitor demographics:
Local visitors:
International visitors:
Manufacturing
Real Estate Electrical
Jewellery Finance
Retail
Banking
Industrial
Architecture
Law & Enforcement Insurance
ConstructionPolice
Prisons
n Video Surveillancen Intruder alarmsn Access control/Biometricsn Home/Building automationn Perimeter protectionn Others
New Delhi (N) .......................... 25%Maharashtra (W Central) ....... 16%Karnataka (SW)........................ 15%Tamil Nadu (SE) ....................... 11%Haryana (N) ................................6%Uttar Pradesh (N) .......................5%Telangana (S) ..............................4%Gujarat (W) .................................3%
37%
71%
29%
89% 8%
7%
19%18%
11%
8%7%
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For more information contact:Agnius Kazlauskas International Sales ManagerE: [email protected]
