Emerging Market Growth—Executive Insights on Nigeria and Kenya: Changing Business Environment and Emerging Opportunities

Emerging Market Growth—Executive Insights on Nigeria and Kenya: Changing Business Environment and Emerging Opportunities

Africa Rising: Policies, Trends, and Business Conditions Shaping Growth Opportunities in Africa

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18-Jan-2016
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Africa
Research Code: 9A08-00-12-00-00
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Frost & Sullivan experts get together to present an executive briefing on the new wave of emerging markets with a special focus on Nigeria and Kenya. Africa is expected to remain among the fastest-growing regions globally and local content policies (LCPs) appear to be increasingly shaping industry. Nigeria has implemented LCPs across oil and gas, automotive, and food and beverage industries, and Kenya has implemented LCPs across infrastructure and automotive industries. The briefing begins by identifying trends and growth opportunities for Africa as a whole, followed by a deep-dive analysis of Nigeria and Kenya.

Table of Contents

Top Regional Trends

A Look into Sub-Saharan Africa’s Economic Growth

An Assessment of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Moving Towards Enhanced Intra-Regional Trade

Sub-Saharan Africa’s Evolving Business Environment

Africa’s Favorable Demographics

The Urbanization of Africa

Projects in Emerging Mega Cities

The Mobile Money Platform Catches On

Case Study—Success of M-Pesa

Digitalization Across Healthcare and Education

Power Sector Challenges

Nigeria—Country Snapshot

Key Political Trends

Evolving Local Content Policies (LCPs)

LCPs in Nigeria’s Automotive Industry

LCPs in Nigeria’s Food Industry

Economic Outlook

Kenya—Country Snapshot

Key Political Trends

Kenya’s Growing Geothermal Capacity

The Transport Infrastructure Boom in Kenya

LCPs Across Kenya’s Automotive and Food Industries

Economic Outlook

List of Figures
  • 1. Geothermal Installed Capacity, Kenya, 2010–2014, 2017
  • 2. Top 5 Recipients of FDI Inflows, Africa, 2014
List of Charts
  • 1. Real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) Growth, Select Regions and Blocs, 2012-2020
  • 2. Breakup of Inward FDI Stock by Sector, Africa, 2012
  • 3. Share of Economies that Made at Least One Reform to Make Business Easier to Do and Average Number of Reforms Per Economy, Global, 2014–15
  • 4. Population Age Structure, Africa, 2000–2025
  • 5. Population Structure by Class, Africa, 1990–2010
  • 6. Distribution of Urban Population, Global, 2000–2025
  • 7. Percent Population with Account at a Financial Institution, Select Regions, 2014
  • 8. Percent Population* with Mobile Money Account, Select Regions, 2014
  • 9. Real GDP Growth, Nigeria, 2012–2020
  • 10. Real GDP Growth, Kenya, 2012–2020
  • 11. Geothermal Installed Capacity, Kenya, 2010–2014, 2017
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Frost & Sullivan experts get together to present an executive briefing on the new wave of emerging markets with a special focus on Nigeria and Kenya. Africa is expected to remain among the fastest-growing regions globally and local content policies (LCPs) appear to be increasingly shaping industry. Nigeria has implemented LCPs across oil and gas, automotive, and food and beverage industries, and Kenya has implemented LCPs across infrastructure and automotive industries. The briefing begins by identifying trends and growth opportunities for Africa as a whole, followed by a deep-dive analysis of Nigeria and Kenya.
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Table of Contents | Executive Summary~ | Africa- A Macroeconomic Outlook~ || Top Regional Trends~ || A Look into Sub-Saharan Africa’s Economic Growth~ || An Assessment of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)~ || Moving Towards Enhanced Intra-Regional Trade~ || Sub-Saharan Africa’s Evolving Business Environment~ || Africa’s Favorable Demographics~ || The Urbanization of Africa~ || Projects in Emerging Mega Cities~ || The Mobile Money Platform Catches On~ || Case Study—Success of M-Pesa~ || Digitalization Across Healthcare and Education~ || Power Sector Challenges~ | Nigeria in Focus~ || Nigeria—Country Snapshot~ || Key Political Trends~ || Evolving Local Content Policies (LCPs)~ || LCPs in Nigeria’s Automotive Industry~ || LCPs in Nigeria’s Food Industry~ || Economic Outlook~ | Kenya in Focus~ || Kenya—Country Snapshot~ || Key Political Trends~ || Kenya’s Growing Geothermal Capacity~ || The Transport Infrastructure Boom in Kenya~ || LCPs Across Kenya’s Automotive and Food Industries~ || Economic Outlook~ | Top 5 Predictions~ | Q&A with the Country Expert~
List of Charts and Figures 1. Geothermal Installed Capacity, Kenya, 2010–2014, 2017~ 2. Top 5 Recipients of FDI Inflows, Africa, 2014~| 1. Real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) Growth, Select Regions and Blocs, 2012-2020~ 2. Breakup of Inward FDI Stock by Sector, Africa, 2012~ 3. Share of Economies that Made at Least One Reform to Make Business Easier to Do and Average Number of Reforms Per Economy, Global, 2014–15~ 4. Population Age Structure, Africa, 2000–2025~ 5. Population Structure by Class, Africa, 1990–2010~ 6. Distribution of Urban Population, Global, 2000–2025~ 7. Percent Population with Account at a Financial Institution, Select Regions, 2014~ 8. Percent Population* with Mobile Money Account, Select Regions, 2014~ 9. Real GDP Growth, Nigeria, 2012–2020~ 10. Real GDP Growth, Kenya, 2012–2020~ 11. Geothermal Installed Capacity, Kenya, 2010–2014, 2017~
Author Neha Anna Thomas
Industries Cross Industries
WIP Number 9A08-00-12-00-00
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