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The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries are emerging as highly competitive countries in terms of road infrastructure and government initiatives to improve the same. The GCC countries have a large pipeline of road infrastructure development projects in the pipeline, boosting the sector. Emerging technologies like driverless trucks and platoonin...

05 Mar 2024  |  Global  |  Market Research

Global Road-marking Paint Growth Opportunities

Infrastructure Investments and Road-marking Standards Steer Industry Growth

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Road markings ensure that vehicles navigate safely and reliably on the road. Road-marking paints are commonly used to mark travel lanes, loading zones, and parking spaces. With incredible improvements in driver-assistance technologies, these paints will play a crucial role in ensuring these systems work effectively. This study provides an in-de...

A number of software companies established their fulfillment centers in India in the early 2000s in search of low-cost, high-productivity hubs. The early success of jobs outsourced to India and a rapidly evolving education infrastructure led to further investments in Indian global capability centers (GCCs). As companies ramped up their investments ...

In this report, Frost & Sullivan presents a comprehensive outlook on the automotive industry in six key Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) markets for 2026: Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Oman, Qatar, Kuwait, and Bahrain. We evaluate the impact of geopolitical instability, macroeconomic conditions, supply-chain disruptions, and evolving ...

This research examines the quantitative and qualitative aspects of the light vehicle aftermarket industry in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) by assessing industry performance and identifying the many trends that have an impact on the demand for aftermarket parts, repair, and maintenance. The research delves into a comprehensive examination of th...

The GCC has entered a period of strategic economic transformation as governments accelerate diversification efforts, strengthen economic resilience, and reduce dependence on hydrocarbon revenue amid heightened geopolitical uncertainty and evolving global trade dynamics. While the implications of the US-Iran conflict and periodic closures of the Str...

Freight transportation accounts for 65% of the global logistics industry, with road freight accounting for over 20% of this volume. With the increase in eCommerce and global trade, the Asia-Pacific region and parts of Africa are expected to grow in the future and drive the markets for road freight service. However, the impact of Brexit and the US-...

The GCC remains a critical global economic region due to its energy resources, central location in global trade routes, and large sovereign wealth funds. As it transitions from hydrocarbons to diversified growth, investing heavily in renewables, hydrogen, and new industries, it is expected to sustain stable growth of 4%-4.5% through 2035, supported...

GCC nations are actively reducing their reliance on oil-driven economies, recognizing the need for diversification as populations grow and oil resources alone cannot sustain future development. From 2011 to 2021, fossil fuel dependency saw a decline, with the UAE leading the shift by reducing oil’s share to less than 30% of its GDP by 2023. Economi...