market research report : hvac market in india 2011
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For the complete report, get in touch with us at : [email protected] The HVAC Market in India is growing at a fast pace primarily owing to the huge rise in construction activity in real. A strong need to meet the ever increasing demand coupled with the geographical conditions in India has made it lucrative for firms to venture into this sector. The report begins with an introduction to HVAC systems and its applications. It further delves into the various types of HVAC systems and its major components. The market overview section gives an insight into the existing market including the market size and growth, and share of major segments. An analysis of the drivers explains the factors for growth of the industry including growth in construction industry, government investments, constant flow of foreign investments and geographical advantages. The key challenges of the market include huge establishment cost and developing efficient systems. This section is followed by the sector-wise demand for HVAC covering real estate, retail industry, healthcare sector, hospitality sector, SEZs, airports and metro rail. The competition section provides an overview of the competitive landscape in the industry and includes a detailed profile of the major domestic and foreign players in the market along with a snapshot of their business.TRANSCRIPT
HVAC Market – India
April 2011
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Executive Summary
Market
Drivers &
Challenges
Sector-wise
Demand
Competition
�HVAC market in India was worth INR x bn in 200- and has been growing at a CAGR of y%
between 200--200-
� It has immense potential owing to the boom in the construction and infrastructure sectors
�Market comprises of both domestic players and foreign players:
Player 4 Player 5Player 2Player 1 Player 6Player 3
Foreign Players Domestic Players
�Real Estate- India is the most viable investment destination for real estate
�Retail Industry- Undergoing a structural change with increase in large format shopping malls
�Healthcare Sector- Expected to become an INR z bn industry by 20--
�Hospitality Sector- A lot of high-class hotel projects across India are in the pipeline
�SEZs- Government has approved a SEZs out of which many are still left to be completed
�Airports- Modernization of a number of metro and non-metro airports are underway
�Metro Rail- INR b tr will be invested in metro rail system in the next c years
Drivers
– Growth in construction industry
– Government investments
– Constant flow of foreign investments
– Geographical advantages
Challenges
– Huge establishment cost
– Developing energy efficiency
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•Introduction
•Market Overview
•Drivers & Challenges
•Sector-wise Demand
•Competition
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• HVAC (Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning)
refers to systems that perform processes designed to
regulate room temperature, humidity and air flow in
buildings, according to their acceptable ranges
• HVAC systems consume an important part of:
� Architectural design and space allocations
� Building construction budget
� Building’s annual energy consumption
Source:
HVAC systems are fast becoming indispensable units in large
building facilities in India
Overview Types of HVAC
HVAC Applications
HVAC
Airports and
SEZs
Government
Facilities
Hotels and
Malls
Educational
Facilities
Healthcare
Facilities
Multiplexes
Retail
Outlets
Office Space
HVAC systems
Central Systems
Systems using chilled water as a cooling medium and air-
cooled chillers and cooling towers to reject heat. Heating is
usually generated from a boiler and piped hot water or steam.
Distribution of cooled air is then handled by VAV (Variable Air
Volume) units, CAV (Constant Air Volume) units or small un-
ducted cooling units
Packaged Systems
These systems are generally either rooftop systems or split
systems. Cooling is delivered directly to the supply air through
a refrigerant evaporative coil. Packaged units are designed as
heat pumps and include a gas furnace or an electric resistive
heating coil. Heat pumps operate utilizing the refrigeration
system to pump heat from the outdoors into the building
Individual Systems
Smaller window or wall-mounted type units which are self
contained and allow for more individual control. Cooling is
handled inside and heat rejection outside
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• HVAC market in India has immense potential owing
to the boom in the construction and infrastructure
sectors
• Economic slow down since 200- had its effects on the
HVAC market deterring its growth rate
• Though the market appears steady there are many
innovations that need to be made to update its
offerings
• The market is mostly concentrated around air-
conditioning than heating or ventilation due to its
geographical factors
• Commercial air-conditioning constitutes the bulk of
the market share
Source:
HVAC market in India has been showing consistent growth
and is poised for more in the near future
HVAC Market- Overview HVAC Market- Market Size and Growth
INR bn
0
a %
200920082007200620052004
Segment 2
Segment 1
x%
Segment 3
Segment 4
y%
HVAC Market- Market Segmentation(200-)
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Drivers & Challenges – Summary
Drivers
Growth in construction industry
Government investments
Constant flow of foreign investments
Geographical advantages
Challenges
Huge establishment cost
Developing efficient systems
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Sector-wise Demand (2/7)
• Indian retail industry is undergoing a structural
change with individual stores making way for large
format shopping malls and hyper-markets
• It has been ranked as the most attractive country for
international retail expansion in 200-
• HVAC market will benefit as the retail sector
witnesses an upturn since it constitutes a major
portion of the costs of such in-built environments
Retail Industry
Retail Industry Market Size
Source:
mn sq feet
0
x%
2012e2010
INR bn
0
x%
2013e
s%
w%
2010
t%
y%
Unorganized Market
Organized MarketOrganized retail
space is expected to
grow substantially
and drive the HVAC
market in India
Companies Expansion Plans
C 1 • Will invest INR U bn in 60 stores by 20--
C2• Invest ~INR V bn in the next p years in
supermarkets and hyper marts
C3 • To invest INR W bn in next q years
C4 • Plans to have X hypermarkets by 20--
C5 • Open another Y stores by 20--
Retail Expansion Plans in India
Organized Retail Market Space
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Domestic Players in the Market (2/3)
Corporate Information Financial Performance
Headquarters - - - -
Founded - - - -
Products - - - -
Key People Z – President
Company Snapshot: Company 1
Business Highlights
Net Profit
Total Revenue
INR bn
0
INR bn
0
2009200820072006
• Player has secured two orders worth INR - bn for two airports in India, namely Kolkata's Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose
International airport and Chennai International airport
• Has signed a joint venture with Company 2 of Region 2 for execution of electro-mechanical (MEP) projects
• Will form a joint venture company in Region 3 in partnership with Z Company for an electro-mechanical project
• Has acquired the entire stake of its Region 3 partner in joint venture firm Y
• Player has acquired a majority stake in X and made it their wholly-owned subsidiary
Source:
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