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This study assesses chlorine derivative opportunities across the MENA region. It analyzes the existing chlorine derivative landscape and identifies attractive specialty chlorine derivative opportunities.A comprehensive chlorine derivative universe was established based on global chlorine consumption patterns. A multi-stage screening approach was de...

The MENA region plays a critical role in global sulphur supply; however, a significant share of value creation remains concentrated in exports and commodity derivatives. As global demand evolves and advanced applications for sulphur-based products gain momentum, the region’s competitive advantage lies not only in maintaining its role as a leading s...

The specialty chemicals industry in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) is transitioning into a new phase of development. While the region has long established global competitiveness in upstream petrochemicals, downstream intermediate and specialty segments remain partially developed and, in several cases, import dependent. Accelerating investm...

India’s automotive industry is gaining significant momentum due to rapid economic growth and profitability. Indian government’s “Make in India” initiative played a major role in promoting start-ups in the country typically in the automotive industry. Increasing population, urbanization, and emphasis to curb carbon emissions to maintain CAFE standar...

The analysis covers a portfolio of import-dependent chemical intermediates and downstream derivatives in India. The growth opportunities are categorized into three strategic buckets namely, scalable opportunities, conditional bets, and plausible MOAT. Each consists of chemical intermediates filtered based on import scale, balanced import source, In...

09 Jul 2021  |  South Asia, Middle East & North Africa  |  Market Research

GCC Hospitality and Foodservice Growth Opportunities

Consumer Choices and Technology Innovation Generate Growth Opportunities in the New Normal

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The COVID-19 pandemic showed that change is unavoidable and industries cannot depend on a permanent status quo. The revenue loss registered by the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) hospitality and foodservice industry in 2020 is proof of the crisis’ scale, with cumulative financial loss expected to be between $50 and $60 billion. Since health, hygiene...