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Asia medical tourism industry has been growing with a double digit CAGR and expected to reach US$ 8.5 Billion by 2013. Thailand and India vie with each other for the medical tourism crown. Thailand’s prices are a bit higher on average than India’s, with the main advantages being a better overall tourist experience and more bundling of services. In 2008 Thailand has treated the highest number of international patients compared to any other Asian countries. But its market share of Asia medical tourist arrivals and medical tourism market is declining year on year is a matter of concern.

India advantages are that it is the cheapest of any of the world medical tourism destinations, while being the equal of the other major destinations in terms of quality of staff, equipment and healthcare procedures. With many brand new state of the art hospitals and western trained doctors it is easy to see why it is a leader in medical tourism. In 2008 India market shares in Asia medical tourist arrivals was 18.7 percent and it is expected to rise further to nearly 25 percent by 2013.

However, these two major players are getting tough competitions from other Asian countries like Philippines, Singapore, Malaysia and South Korea. All these have government-backed medical tourism programs and are trying to catch up fast. Singapore is planning to be developed into a leading health care destination in Asia with its medical tourism market steady growth of 11.9 percent over the past few years (2004 to 2008).

In comparison to this South Korea is planning to develop an island into a healthcare hub with all the latest healthcare facilities by 2011. The island will be a two-hour flight from five major Asian cities Seoul, Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong and Tokyo. Malaysia is concentrating on neighboring countries like Indonesia Singapore for its growth going forward. The international patient arrivals to Malaysia are expected to grow with a CAGR of 29.27 percent for the period of 2009 to 2013.

“Asia Medical Tourism Analysis (2008 – 2013)” provides detailed analysis about the past, present and future outlook of medical tourism in Asia. Six Asian countries (India, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand, Singapore, and South Korea) markets have been covered in this report. Each country markets has been analyzed from the point of medical tourist arrivals, medical tourism market, cost of medical treatment, patient perceptions, driving forces of that market, and roadblocks (challenges) to the market. This report provides valuable information to clients looking to venture into these markets and helps them to advise strategies while going for an investment in these markets. This report will help Investment Bankers, Research Analyst, Management Consultants, Researchers, Wealth Managers etc. to have access to the latest trends and recent developments in medical tourism industry.

Research Highlights

• India offers the cheapest medical treatment in comparison to other Asian medical destination.
• India is forecasted to treat the second highest number of medical tourist in 2013 after Thailand.
• Introduction of cosmetic surgery tax in 2009 by Indian government puts India on the disadvantages position compared to other Asian countries.
• In 2007 more than 70 percent of medical tourists visiting Malaysia were of Indonesian origin.
• Medical tourist arrival in Singapore was 15 percent less in 2007 compared to 2006.
• Thailand is forecasted to have the highest number of medical tourist among other Asian countries by 2013.
• By 2011, South Korea is planning to develop an island for medical tourism with an investment of US$ 315 Million having all types of healthcare facilities. The island is only a two-hour flight from five major cities Seoul, Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong and Tokyo.
• South Korea has opened one-stop service center for medical travelers like establishing of information booths and medical information website in five languages.
• South Korea government has allowed foreign investors (individual and institutional) to operate hospitals in the country’s free economic zones (FEZs).

Key Players

This section provides the overview and key financials of prominent players in the Asian medical tourism markets, such as Apollo, Bumrungrad, Raffles and Parkway Health.

Data Sources

Information and data in this report has been collected from various printable and non-printable sources like Magazines, Newspapers, Trade Journals, White papers, Online paid databases, News websites Government Agencies and Trade associations.

Table of Contents:

1. Executive Summary
2. Why Medical Tourism is Growing?
2.1 The Role of Cost and Quality
2.2 Proactive role of Asian Governments
2.3 The Internet and the International Patient
2.4 Link between Insurance firms & Employers
2.5 Accreditations
2.5.1 Joint Commission International (JCI)
2.5.2 Trent Accreditation Scheme (TAS)
2.5.3 International Organization for Standardization (ISO)
2.5.4 Regional Accreditation Organizations
3. Asia - Medical Tourism
3.1 Past & Present Scenario
3.1.1 Medical Tourist Arrivals
3.1.2 Medical Tourism Market
3.2 Future Forecast
3.2.1 Medical Tourist Arrivals
3.2.2 Medical Tourism Market
3.3 Clinical Market Segmentation
3.3.1 Cardiac/Heart Surgery
3.3.2 Orthopedic Surgery
3.3.3 Neurological & Spinal Surgery
3.3.4 Dental Tourism
3.3.5 Cosmetic/Plastic Surgery
4. Geographical Distribution
4.1 India
4.1.1 Medical Tourist Arrivals
4.1.2 Medical Tourism Market
4.1.3 Market Drivers
4.1.3.1 Large English Speaking Population
4.1.3.2 Cheapest of all Medical Tourist Destinations
4.1.3.3 Commonwealth Games to generate Billions for India Medical Tourism
4.1.4 Roadblocks
4.1.4.1 New Cosmetic Surgery Tax in India to hit Medical Tourism hard
4.2 Malaysia
4.2.1 Medical Tourist Arrivals
4.2.2 Medical Tourism Market
4.2.3 Market Drivers
4.2.3.1 State of the Art Healthcare Facilities at Competitive Price
4.2.3.2 Affordable and Easy Accommodation
4.2.3.3 Tourism - The Best Part of Medical Tourism in Malaysia
4.2.4 Roadblocks
4.2.4.1 Epidemic Fears
4.2.4.2 Economic Slowdown
4.3 Philippines
4.3.1 Medical Tourist Arrivals
4.3.2 Medical Tourism Market
4.3.3 Market Drivers
4.3.3.1 Low Cost & English Speaking Population
4.3.3.2 Strong Government Support
4.3.4 Roadblocks
4.3.4.1 Lack of Accredited Hospital and Stringent Regulations
4.3.4.2 Long Distances from North America & Europe
4.4 Thailand
4.4.1 Medical Tourist Arrivals
4.4.2 Medical Tourism Market
4.4.3 Market Drivers
4.4.3.1 Biggest Asian Medical Tourist Destination
4.4.3.2 Among Biggest Spa Destinations in World
4.4.4 Roadblocks
4.4.4.1 Politically Unstable State
4.5 Singapore
4.5.1 Medical Tourist Arrivals
4.5.2 Medical Tourism Market
4.5.3 Market Drivers
4.5.3.1 Strong Reputation & No Language Barrier
4.5.3.2 Strong Government Support & Stringent Healthcare Laws
4.5.4 Roadblocks
4.5.4.1 Higher Charges than other Asian Countries
4.6 South Korea
4.6.1 Medical Tourist Arrivals
4.6.2 Medical Tourism Market
4.6.3 Market Drivers
4.6.3.1 Island to be turned into Resort-Style Medical Tourism Centre
4.6.3.2 Providing One-stop Service for Medical Tourism
4.6.3.3 Relaxed Foreign Ownership to boost Medical Travel Industry
4.6.4 Roadblocks
4.6.4.1 Language & Cultural Barriers
5. Key Players
5.1 Apollo Hospitals Enterprise Ltd.
5.2 Bumrungrad Hospital Public Co. Ltd.
5.3 Raffles Medical Group
5.4 Parkway Holdings Ltd.

List of Figures:

2 1: Asia - Cost of Various Surgeries (Heart Bypass, Heart Valve Replacement, Angioplasty, Hip Replacement, Hysterectomy & Knee Replacement) in US, India, Thailand & Singapore (in US$)
3 1: Asia - Cost of Various Surgeries (Heart Bypass, Heart Valve Replacement & Angioplasty) in US, India, Thailand, Singapore & South Korea (in US$)
3 2: Asia – Cost of Artery Bypass Surgery in UK & India (in Pound)
3 3: Asia - Cost of Various Surgeries (Total Hip Replacement & Knee Replacement) in US, UK, India, Thailand, Singapore & South Korea (in US$)
3 4: Asia - Cost of Neurological & Spinal Surgery in UK & India (in US$)
3 5: India - Cost of Dental Treatments in US & India (in US$)
3 6: Asia – Cost of Cosmetic Surgery in US, Canada, India, Thailand & South Korea
4 1: Singapore – Healthcare Facilities (in number), 2005 – 2007
4 2: Singapore – Medical Procedure Costs in Comparison to Other Countries (US, India, Thailand & Costa Rica

List of Charts

3 1: Asia – Medical Tourist Arrivals (in Numbers), 2005 – 2008
3 2: Asia (Malaysia, South Korea, Singapore, Thailand, Philippines and India) – Medical Tourist Arrivals (in Percent), 2005 – 2008
3 3: Asia – Medical Tourism Market (in Million US$), 2006 – 2008
3 4: Asia (Malaysia, South Korea, Singapore, Thailand, Philippines and India) – Medical Tourism Market (in Percent), 2006 – 2008
3 5: Asia – Forecast for Medical Tourist Arrivals (in Numbers), 2009 – 2013
3 6: Asia (Malaysia, South Korea, Singapore, Thailand, Philippines and India) – Forecast for Medical Tourist Arrivals (in Percent), 2009 – 2013
3 7: Asia – Forecast for Medical Tourism Market (in Million US$), 2009 – 2013
3 8: Asia (Malaysia, South Korea, Singapore, Thailand, Philippines and India) – Forecast for Medical Tourism Market (in Percent), 2009 – 2013
4 1: India – Medical Tourist Arrivals (in Numbers), 2002 – 2008
4 2: India – Medical Tourist Arrivals (in Numbers), 2009 – 2013
4 3: India – Medical Tourism Market (Million US$), 2002 – 2008
4 4: India – Medical Tourism Market (Million US$), 2009 – 2013
4 5: Malaysia – Medical Tourist Arrivals (in Numbers), 2003 – 2008
4 6: Malaysia – Forecast for Medical Tourist Arrivals (in Numbers), 2009 – 2013
4 7: Malaysia – Medical Tourism Market (Million MYR), 2003 – 2008
4 8: Malaysia – Forecast for Medical Tourism Market (Million MYR), 2009 – 2013
4 9: Malaysia – Country wise Medical Tourist Arrivals (in Percent), 2007
4 10: Philippines – Medical Tourist Arrivals (in Numbers), 2007 – 2008
4 11: Philippines – Forecast for Medical Tourist Arrivals (in Numbers), 2009 – 2013
4 12: Philippines – Medical Tourism Market (Million US$), 2007 – 2008E
4 13: Philippines – Forecast for Medical Tourism Market (Million US$), 2003 – 2008
4 14: Thailand – Medical Tourist Arrivals (in Million), 2005 – 2008E
4 15: Thailand – Forecast for Medical Tourist Arrivals (in Million), 2009 – 2013
4 16: Thailand – Medical Tourism Market (Billion Baht), 2005 – 2008E
4 17: Thailand – Forecast for Medical Tourism Market (Billion Baht), 2009 – 2013
4 18: Singapore – Medical Tourist Arrivals (in Thousands), 2004 – 2008E
4 19: Singapore – Forecast for Medical Tourist Arrivals (in Thousands), 2009 – 2013
4 20: Singapore – Medical Tourism Market (Million US$), 2004 – 2008E
4 21: Singapore – Forecast for Medical Tourism Market (Million US$), 2009 – 2013
4 22: South Korea – Medical Tourist Arrivals (in Numbers), 2005, 2007 – 2008
4 23: South Korea – Forecast for Medical Tourist Arrivals (in Numbers), 2009 – 2015
4 24: South Korea – Medical Tourism Market (Million US$), 2006 – 2008E
4 25: South Korea – Forecast for Medical Tourism Market (Million US$), 2009 – 2015
4 26: South Korea – Government & Private Sector Investment in Healthcare Town of Jeju Free International City Development Center (in Million US$ & Percent)

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Asia Medical Tourism Analysis

Asia medical tourism industry has been growing with a double digit CAGR and expected to reach US$ 8.5 Billion by 2013. Thailand and India vie with each other for the medical tourism crown. Thailand’s prices are a bit higher on average than India’s, with the main advantages being a better overall tourist experience and more bundling of services. In 2008 Thailand has treated the highest number of international patients compared to any other Asian countries. But its market share of Asia medical tourist arrivals and medical tourism market is declining year on year is a matter of concern.

India advantages are that it is the cheapest of any of the world medical tourism destinations, while being the equal of the other major destinations in terms of quality of staff, equipment and healthcare procedures. With many brand new state of the art hospitals and western trained doctors it is easy to see why it is a leader in medical tourism. In 2008 India market shares in Asia medical tourist arrivals was 18.7 percent and it is expected to rise further to nearly 25 percent by 2013.

However, these two major players are getting tough competitions from other Asian countries like Philippines, Singapore, Malaysia and South Korea. All these have government-backed medical tourism programs and are trying to catch up fast. Singapore is planning to be developed into a leading health care destination in Asia with its medical tourism market steady growth of 11.9 percent over the past few years (2004 to 2008).

In comparison to this South Korea is planning to develop an island into a healthcare hub with all the latest healthcare facilities by 2011. The island will be a two-hour flight from five major Asian cities Seoul, Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong and Tokyo. Malaysia is concentrating on neighboring countries like Indonesia Singapore for its growth going forward. The international patient arrivals to Malaysia are expected to grow with a CAGR of 29.27 percent for the period of 2009 to 2013.

“Asia Medical Tourism Analysis (2008 – 2013)” provides detailed analysis about the past, present and future outlook of medical tourism in Asia. Six Asian countries (India, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand, Singapore, and South Korea) markets have been covered in this report. Each country markets has been analyzed from the point of medical tourist arrivals, medical tourism market, cost of medical treatment, patient perceptions, driving forces of that market, and roadblocks (challenges) to the market. This report provides valuable information to clients looking to venture into these markets and helps them to advise strategies while going for an investment in these markets. This report will help Investment Bankers, Research Analyst, Management Consultants, Researchers, Wealth Managers etc. to have access to the latest trends and recent developments in medical tourism industry.

Research Highlights

• India offers the cheapest medical treatment in comparison to other Asian medical destination.
• India is forecasted to treat the second highest number of medical tourist in 2013 after Thailand.
• Introduction of cosmetic surgery tax in 2009 by Indian government puts India on the disadvantages position compared to other Asian countries.
• In 2007 more than 70 percent of medical tourists visiting Malaysia were of Indonesian origin.
• Medical tourist arrival in Singapore was 15 percent less in 2007 compared to 2006.
• Thailand is forecasted to have the highest number of medical tourist among other Asian countries by 2013.
• By 2011, South Korea is planning to develop an island for medical tourism with an investment of US$ 315 Million having all types of healthcare facilities. The island is only a two-hour flight from five major cities Seoul, Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong and Tokyo.
• South Korea has opened one-stop service center for medical travelers like establishing of information booths and medical information website in five languages.
• South Korea government has allowed foreign investors (individual and institutional) to operate hospitals in the country’s free economic zones (FEZs).

Key Players

This section provides the overview and key financials of prominent players in the Asian medical tourism markets, such as Apollo, Bumrungrad, Raffles and Parkway Health.

Data Sources

Information and data in this report has been collected from various printable and non-printable sources like Magazines, Newspapers, Trade Journals, White papers, Online paid databases, News websites Government Agencies and Trade associations.

Table of Contents:

1. Executive Summary
2. Why Medical Tourism is Growing?
2.1 The Role of Cost and Quality
2.2 Proactive role of Asian Governments
2.3 The Internet and the International Patient
2.4 Link between Insurance firms & Employers
2.5 Accreditations
2.5.1 Joint Commission International (JCI)
2.5.2 Trent Accreditation Scheme (TAS)
2.5.3 International Organization for Standardization (ISO)
2.5.4 Regional Accreditation Organizations
3. Asia - Medical Tourism
3.1 Past & Present Scenario
3.1.1 Medical Tourist Arrivals
3.1.2 Medical Tourism Market
3.2 Future Forecast
3.2.1 Medical Tourist Arrivals
3.2.2 Medical Tourism Market
3.3 Clinical Market Segmentation
3.3.1 Cardiac/Heart Surgery
3.3.2 Orthopedic Surgery
3.3.3 Neurological & Spinal Surgery
3.3.4 Dental Tourism
3.3.5 Cosmetic/Plastic Surgery
4. Geographical Distribution
4.1 India
4.1.1 Medical Tourist Arrivals
4.1.2 Medical Tourism Market
4.1.3 Market Drivers
4.1.3.1 Large English Speaking Population
4.1.3.2 Cheapest of all Medical Tourist Destinations
4.1.3.3 Commonwealth Games to generate Billions for India Medical Tourism
4.1.4 Roadblocks
4.1.4.1 New Cosmetic Surgery Tax in India to hit Medical Tourism hard
4.2 Malaysia
4.2.1 Medical Tourist Arrivals
4.2.2 Medical Tourism Market
4.2.3 Market Drivers
4.2.3.1 State of the Art Healthcare Facilities at Competitive Price
4.2.3.2 Affordable and Easy Accommodation
4.2.3.3 Tourism - The Best Part of Medical Tourism in Malaysia
4.2.4 Roadblocks
4.2.4.1 Epidemic Fears
4.2.4.2 Economic Slowdown
4.3 Philippines
4.3.1 Medical Tourist Arrivals
4.3.2 Medical Tourism Market
4.3.3 Market Drivers
4.3.3.1 Low Cost & English Speaking Population
4.3.3.2 Strong Government Support
4.3.4 Roadblocks
4.3.4.1 Lack of Accredited Hospital and Stringent Regulations
4.3.4.2 Long Distances from North America & Europe
4.4 Thailand
4.4.1 Medical Tourist Arrivals
4.4.2 Medical Tourism Market
4.4.3 Market Drivers
4.4.3.1 Biggest Asian Medical Tourist Destination
4.4.3.2 Among Biggest Spa Destinations in World
4.4.4 Roadblocks
4.4.4.1 Politically Unstable State
4.5 Singapore
4.5.1 Medical Tourist Arrivals
4.5.2 Medical Tourism Market
4.5.3 Market Drivers
4.5.3.1 Strong Reputation & No Language Barrier
4.5.3.2 Strong Government Support & Stringent Healthcare Laws
4.5.4 Roadblocks
4.5.4.1 Higher Charges than other Asian Countries
4.6 South Korea
4.6.1 Medical Tourist Arrivals
4.6.2 Medical Tourism Market
4.6.3 Market Drivers
4.6.3.1 Island to be turned into Resort-Style Medical Tourism Centre
4.6.3.2 Providing One-stop Service for Medical Tourism
4.6.3.3 Relaxed Foreign Ownership to boost Medical Travel Industry
4.6.4 Roadblocks
4.6.4.1 Language & Cultural Barriers
5. Key Players
5.1 Apollo Hospitals Enterprise Ltd.
5.2 Bumrungrad Hospital Public Co. Ltd.
5.3 Raffles Medical Group
5.4 Parkway Holdings Ltd.

List of Figures:

2 1: Asia - Cost of Various Surgeries (Heart Bypass, Heart Valve Replacement, Angioplasty, Hip Replacement, Hysterectomy & Knee Replacement) in US, India, Thailand & Singapore (in US$)
3 1: Asia - Cost of Various Surgeries (Heart Bypass, Heart Valve Replacement & Angioplasty) in US, India, Thailand, Singapore & South Korea (in US$)
3 2: Asia – Cost of Artery Bypass Surgery in UK & India (in Pound)
3 3: Asia - Cost of Various Surgeries (Total Hip Replacement & Knee Replacement) in US, UK, India, Thailand, Singapore & South Korea (in US$)
3 4: Asia - Cost of Neurological & Spinal Surgery in UK & India (in US$)
3 5: India - Cost of Dental Treatments in US & India (in US$)
3 6: Asia – Cost of Cosmetic Surgery in US, Canada, India, Thailand & South Korea
4 1: Singapore – Healthcare Facilities (in number), 2005 – 2007
4 2: Singapore – Medical Procedure Costs in Comparison to Other Countries (US, India, Thailand & Costa Rica

List of Charts

3 1: Asia – Medical Tourist Arrivals (in Numbers), 2005 – 2008
3 2: Asia (Malaysia, South Korea, Singapore, Thailand, Philippines and India) – Medical Tourist Arrivals (in Percent), 2005 – 2008
3 3: Asia – Medical Tourism Market (in Million US$), 2006 – 2008
3 4: Asia (Malaysia, South Korea, Singapore, Thailand, Philippines and India) – Medical Tourism Market (in Percent), 2006 – 2008
3 5: Asia – Forecast for Medical Tourist Arrivals (in Numbers), 2009 – 2013
3 6: Asia (Malaysia, South Korea, Singapore, Thailand, Philippines and India) – Forecast for Medical Tourist Arrivals (in Percent), 2009 – 2013
3 7: Asia – Forecast for Medical Tourism Market (in Million US$), 2009 – 2013
3 8: Asia (Malaysia, South Korea, Singapore, Thailand, Philippines and India) – Forecast for Medical Tourism Market (in Percent), 2009 – 2013
4 1: India – Medical Tourist Arrivals (in Numbers), 2002 – 2008
4 2: India – Medical Tourist Arrivals (in Numbers), 2009 – 2013
4 3: India – Medical Tourism Market (Million US$), 2002 – 2008
4 4: India – Medical Tourism Market (Million US$), 2009 – 2013
4 5: Malaysia – Medical Tourist Arrivals (in Numbers), 2003 – 2008
4 6: Malaysia – Forecast for Medical Tourist Arrivals (in Numbers), 2009 – 2013
4 7: Malaysia – Medical Tourism Market (Million MYR), 2003 – 2008
4 8: Malaysia – Forecast for Medical Tourism Market (Million MYR), 2009 – 2013
4 9: Malaysia – Country wise Medical Tourist Arrivals (in Percent), 2007
4 10: Philippines – Medical Tourist Arrivals (in Numbers), 2007 – 2008
4 11: Philippines – Forecast for Medical Tourist Arrivals (in Numbers), 2009 – 2013
4 12: Philippines – Medical Tourism Market (Million US$), 2007 – 2008E
4 13: Philippines – Forecast for Medical Tourism Market (Million US$), 2003 – 2008
4 14: Thailand – Medical Tourist Arrivals (in Million), 2005 – 2008E
4 15: Thailand – Forecast for Medical Tourist Arrivals (in Million), 2009 – 2013
4 16: Thailand – Medical Tourism Market (Billion Baht), 2005 – 2008E
4 17: Thailand – Forecast for Medical Tourism Market (Billion Baht), 2009 – 2013
4 18: Singapore – Medical Tourist Arrivals (in Thousands), 2004 – 2008E
4 19: Singapore – Forecast for Medical Tourist Arrivals (in Thousands), 2009 – 2013
4 20: Singapore – Medical Tourism Market (Million US$), 2004 – 2008E
4 21: Singapore – Forecast for Medical Tourism Market (Million US$), 2009 – 2013
4 22: South Korea – Medical Tourist Arrivals (in Numbers), 2005, 2007 – 2008
4 23: South Korea – Forecast for Medical Tourist Arrivals (in Numbers), 2009 – 2015
4 24: South Korea – Medical Tourism Market (Million US$), 2006 – 2008E
4 25: South Korea – Forecast for Medical Tourism Market (Million US$), 2009 – 2015
4 26: South Korea – Government & Private Sector Investment in Healthcare Town of Jeju Free International City Development Center (in Million US$ & Percent)

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The Convenience Store (or C-store) industry in Asia has shown tremendous growth over the past few years, making the region No.1 in C-store development across the world. The rapid economic development, along with the booming retail industry, has been propelling the growth of C-store industry across various Asian countries. Moreover, the increasing share of modern retail outlets and emerging trends in organized retailing are anticipated to drive the growth of c-stores in Asia in near future, says “Opportunities in Asian C-store Market”.

The report provides extensive research on the growing c-store market in Asia and highlights various technologies which are being integrated into c-stores at a fast pace. It provides insight into the c-store industry across various countries in Asia and brief overview on the consumer behavior. The report helps the client analyze the trends in c-store retailing across Asia and identify the key emerging markets in the region. Future growth areas and roadblocks evaluated in the research report will help the client to align their business strategies as per the changing market dynamics in the region.

For the purpose of this research report, Asia includes: Hong Kong, South Korea, Taiwan, China, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, India, Japan and Indonesia.

Key Findings

* Share of modern retail in Asia increased to 49% in 2006 from 40% in 2001.
* Concentration of modern retail trade in Asia is expected to account for 54% of the total retail industry by 2010.
* Total retail sales in Asia are projected to reach US$ 6.138 Trillion by 2012, with more than 80% of retail sales concentrated in three countries - Japan, China and India.
* North Asia accounts for close to 90% of the c-store industry.
* C-store density is highest in Japan and Taiwan, with more than 350 stores per Million people.
* In future, Indonesia, Vietnam and India are expected to be the potential c-store markets.

Key Issues & Facts Analyzed

* Different retail formats (traditional and modern) in Asia.
* Market size of the Asian c-store industry.
* Country-wise analysis of the c-store industry.
* Factors responsible for the growth of c-store industry in Asia.
* Challenges to be faced by the Asian c-store industry.
* Study of consumer behavior in different Asian countries.

Key Players

This section covers the key facts about the major players currently operating in the C-store industry in Asia, such as 7-Eleven, Tesco PLC, Taiwan FamilyMart Co. Ltd. and Lawson Inc.

Information Sources
Information has been sourced from books, newspapers, trade journals, white papers, industry portals, government agencies, trade associations, monitoring industry news and developments, and through access to more than 3000 paid databases.

Analysis Methods
The analysis methods include ratio analysis, historical trend analysis, linear regression analysis using software tools, judgmental forecasting, and cause and effect analysis.

Table of Contents:

1. Analyst Vie
2. Asian Convenience Store Industry - An Overview
3. What’s Driving the Industry in Asia?
3.1 Economic Environment
3.2 Consumer Expenditure
3.3 Demographics
3.4 Changing Lifestyle
3.5 Retail Industry Landscape
4. Technology Trends in Convenience Stores
4.1 Key Technologies in Convenience Stores
4.1.1 CCTV
4.1.2 RFID
4.1.3 IT
4.1.4 POS
4.1.5 Decision Support System/Data Warehouse
5. Asian Convenience Store Industry Performance
5.1 Emerging Markets
5.1.1 Hong Kong
5.1.2 South Korea
5.1.3 Taiwan
5.1.4 China
5.1.5 Malaysia
5.1.6 Philippines
5.1.7 Singapore
5.1.8 Thailand
5.1.9 Vietnam
5.1.10 India
5.2 Developed Markets
5.2.1 Japan
5.2.2 Indonesia
6. Future Growth Areas
7. Roadblocks
7.1 Oil Prices
7.2 Organic Producers & Consumers
7.3 Preference for Hypermarket
7.4 Ageing Population
7.5 Fragmented Multiple Channel Markets
8. Key Players
8.1 Lawson
8.2 Taiwan FamilyMart Co. Ltd
8.3 7-Eleven Inc.
8.4 Tesco PLC

List of Tables

Table 5-1: Hong Kong - Retail Stores by Format (in Number), 2004-2006
Table 5-2: Hong Kong - Top Retailers by Number of Convenience Stores (2004-2006)
Table 5-3: South Korea - Retail Stores by Format (in Number), 2004-2006
Table 5-4: South Korea - Top Retailers by Number of Convenience Stores (2004-2006)
Table 5-5: Taiwan - Retail Stores by Format (in Number), 2004-2006
Table 5-6: Taiwan - Top Retailers by Number of Convenience Stores (2004-2006)
Table 5-7: China - Retail Stores by Format (in Number), 2004 & 2005
Table 5-8: Malaysia - Retail Stores by Format (in Number), 2004-2006
Table 5-9: Malaysia - Top Retailers by Number of Convenience Stores (2004-2006)
Table 5-10: Philippines - Retail Stores by Format (in Number), 2004-2006
Table 5-11: Philippines - Top Retailers by Number of Convenience Stores (2004-2006)
Table 5-12: Singapore - Retail Stores by Format (in Number), 2004-2006
Table 5-13: Singapore - Top Retailers by Number of Convenience Stores (2004-2006)
Table 5-14: Thailand - Retail Stores by Format (in Number), 2004-2006
Table 5-15: Thailand - Top Retailers by Number of Convenience Stores (2004-2006)
Table 5-16: Vietnam - Retail Stores by Format (in Number), 2004-2006
Table 5-17: India - Top Retailers by Number of Convenience Stores (2004-2006)
Table 5-18: Japan - Retail Stores by Format (in Number), 2004-2006
Table 5-19: Japan - Retail Sales at Convenience Stores by Products & Services (in Million Yen), 2006 & 2007
Table 5-20: Japan - Top Retailers by Number of Convenience Stores (Feb 2003 to Feb 2007)
Table 5-21: Indonesia - Retail Stores by Format (in Number), 2004-2006
Table 5-22: Indonesia - Top Retailers by Number of Convenience Stores (2005 & 2006)

List of Charts

Figure 2-1: North Asia & Southeast Asia - Modern Retail Share in Retail Sales (%), 2000-2006
Figure 2-2: Asia - Convenience Stores by Region (%), 2006
Figure 3-1: Asia - Real GDP Growth by Country (%), 2007E
Figure 3-2: Asia - Consumer Expenditure (in Trillion US$), 2001–2007E
Figure 3-3: Asia - Consumer Expenditure by Country (in Billion US$), 2007E
Figure 3-4: Asia - Population* (in Million), 2001-2007E
Figure 3-5: Asia - Retail Sales by Traditional & Modern Retail Outlets (%), 2001-2006
Figure 4-1: Technology Deployed in Convenience Stores (%), 2005
Figure 5-1: Hong Kong - Retail Sales (in Billion US$), 2001-2007E
Figure 5-2: Hong Kong - Convenience Stores (in Number), 2004-2006
Figure 5-3: Hong Kong - Breakup of Consumer Expenditure (%), 2007E
Figure 5-4: Hong Kong - Per Head Disposable & Median* Household Income (in US$), 2001-2007E & 2010F
Figure 5-5: Hong Kong - Population by Age Group (in Million), 2001-2007E
Figure 5-6: Hong Kong - Population by Gender (%), 2007E
Figure 5-7: South Korea - Retail Sales (in Billion US$), 2001-2007E
Figure 5-8: South Korea - Convenience Stores (in Number), 2004-2006
Figure 5-9: South Korea - Breakup of Consumer Expenditure (%), 2007E
Figure 5-10: South Korea - Per Head Disposable & Median Household Income (in US$), 2001-2007E & 2010F
Figure 5-11: South Korea - Population by Age Group (in Million), 2001-2007E
Figure 5-12: South Korea - Population by Gender (%), 2007E
Figure 5-13: Taiwan - Retail Sales (in Billion US$), 2001-2007E
Figure 5-14: Taiwan - Convenience Stores (in Number), 2004-2006
Figure 5-15: Taiwan - Food Retail Sales by Store Format (in Million US$), 1996-2004
Figure 5-16: Taiwan - Breakup of Consumer Expenditure (%), 2007E
Figure 5-17: Taiwan - Per Head Disposable & Median* Household Income (in US$), 2001-2007E & 2010F
Figure 5-18: Taiwan - Population by Age Group (in Million), 2001-2007E
Figure 5-19: Taiwan - Population by Gender (%), 2007E
Figure 5-20: China - Retail Sales (in Billion US$), 2001-2007E
Figure 5-21: China - Convenience Stores (in Number), 2004-2006E
Figure 5-22: China - Breakup of Consumer Expenditure (%), 2007E
Figure 5-23: China - Per Head Disposable & Median* Household Income (in US$), 2001-2007E & 2010F
Figure 5-24: China - Per Capita Disposable Income of Urban & Rural Households (in Yuan), 2002-2006
Figure 5-25: China - Population by Age Group (in Million), 2001-2007E
Figure 5-26: China - Population by Gender (%), 2007E
Figure 5-27: Malaysia - Retail Sales (in Billion US$), 2001-2007E
Figure 5-28: Malaysia - Convenience Stores (in Number), 2004-2006
Figure 5-29: Malaysia - Breakup of Consumer Expenditure (%), 2007E
Figure 5-30: Malaysia - Per Head Disposable & Median* Household Income (in US$), 2001-2007E & 2010F
Figure 5-31: Malaysia - Population by Age Group (in Million), 2001-2007E
Figure 5-32: Malaysia - Population by Gender (%), 2007E
Figure 5-33: Philippines - Retail Sales (in Billion US$), 2001-2007E
Figure 5-34: Philippines - Convenience Stores (in Number), 2004-2006
Figure 5-35: Philippines - Breakup of Consumer Expenditure (%), 2007E
Figure 5-36: Philippines - Per Head Disposable & Median* Household Income (in US$), 2001-2007E & 2010F
Figure 5-37: Philippines - Population* by Age Group (in Million), 2001-2007
Figure 5-38: Philippines - Population by Gender (%), 2007E
Figure 5-39: Singapore - Retail Sales (in Billion US$), 2001-2007E
Figure 5-40: Singapore - Convenience Stores (in Number), 2004-2006
Figure 5-41: Singapore - Breakup of Consumer Expenditure (%), 2007E
Figure 5-42: Singapore - Per Head Disposable & Median* Household Income (in US$), 2001-2007E & 2010F
Figure 5-43: Singapore - Population by Age Group (in Million), 2001-2007E
Figure 5-44: Singapore - Population by Gender (%), 2007E
Figure 5-45: Thailand - Retail Sales (in Billion US$), 2001-2007E
Figure 5-46: Thailand - Convenience Stores (in Number), 2004-2006
Figure 5-47: Thailand - Breakup of Consumer Expenditure (%), 2007E
Figure 5-48: Thailand - Per Head Disposable & Median* Household Income (in US$), 2001-2007E & 2010F
Figure 5-49: Thailand - Population by Age Group (in Million), 2001-2007E
Figure 5-50: Thailand - Population by Gender (%), 2007E
Figure 5-51: Vietnam - Retail Sales (in Billion US$), 2001-2007E
Figure 5-52: Vietnam - Convenience Stores (in Number), 2004-2006
Figure 5-53: Vietnam - Breakup of Consumer Expenditure (%), 2007E
Figure 5-54: Vietnam - Per Head Disposable & Median* Household Income (in US$), 2001-2007E & 2010F
Figure 5-55: Vietnam - Population by Age Group (in Million), 2001-2007E
Figure 5-56: Vietnam - Population by Gender (%), 2007E
Figure 5-57: India - Retail Sales (in Billion US$), 2001-2007E
Figure 5-58: India - Breakup of Consumer Expenditure (%), 2007E
Figure 5-59: India - Per Head Disposable* & Median** Household Income (in US$), 2001-2007 & 2010F
Figure 5-60: India - Population by Age Group (in Million), 2001-2007E
Figure 5-61: India - Population by Gender (%), 2007E
Figure 5-62: Japan - Retail Sales (in Billion Yen), 2002-2007
Figure 5-63: Japan - Retail Sales at Convenience Stores (in Trillion Yen), 2004-2007
Figure 5-64: Japan - Retail Sales at Convenience Stores by Products & Services (%), 2007
Figure 5-65: Japan - Convenience Stores (in Number), 2004-2007
Figure 5-66: Japan - Breakup of Consumer Expenditure (%), 2007E
Figure 5-67: Japan - Per Head Disposable & Median* Household Income (in US$), 2001-2007E & 2010F
Figure 5-68: Japan - Population by Age Group (in Million), 2001-2007E
Figure 5-69: Japan - Population by Gender (%), 2007E
Figure 5-70: Indonesia - Retail Sales (in Billion US$), 2001-2007E
Figure 5-71: Indonesia - Food Retail Sales by Traditional & Modern Retail Outlets* (%), 2000-2006
Figure 5-72: Indonesia - Convenience Stores (in Number), 2004-2006
Figure 5-73: Indonesia - Breakup of Consumer Expenditure (%), 2007E
Figure 5-74: Indonesia - Per Head Disposable & Median* Household Income (in US$), 2001-2007E & 2010F
Figure 5-75: Indonesia - Population by Age Group (in Million), 2001-2007E
Figure 5-76: Indonesia - Population by Gender (%), 2007E
Figure 6-1: Asia - Forecast for Retail Sales by Country (in Billion US$), 2012
Figure 6-2: Asia - Forecast for Retail Sales by Traditional & Modern Retail Outlets (%), 2010
Figure 6-3: Asia - Forecast for Consumer Expenditure by Country (in Billion US$), 2012
Figure 7-1: Global - Oil Prices (in US$/Barrel), 2001-2006
Figure 7-2: Asia - Petrol Retail Price by Major Countries (in US$), Feb 2008
Figure 7-3: Asia - Forecast for 65+ Population by Country (in Million), 2012

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The Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan Defence & Security Report has been researched at source in 2007, and features latest-available data covering all headline indicators; 5-year industry forecasts for Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan through end-2012; company rankings and competitive landscapes covering national and multinational arms and components manufacturers, electronic and software producers, and companies providing defence solutions, as well as analysis of latest industry developments, trends and regulatory changes in Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan.

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Wireless Sensor Network Solutions with Case Analysis of Asia Pac Market  

Advances in wireless networking, micro-fabrication and integration (for example, sensors and actuators manufactured using micro-electro mechanical system technology, or MEMS), and embedded microprocessors have enabled a new generation of massive-scale sensor networks suitable for a range of commercial and military applications. The technology promises to revolutionize the way we live, work, and interact with the physical environment.

This report provides the reader with an understanding of the various communication network methodologies and their evolution towards the sensor network arena with special focus on the cutting edge applications and technological breakthroughs. It includes sections focusing on the important challenges and technological drawbacks for the sensor networks giving detailed outlooks about the architecture and auto-configuration strategies involved in the networks. Wireless sensor challenges and the bottlenecks are evaluated relative to factors and scenarios that are of great importance and concern regarding deployment and performance.

This report evaluates the latest developments in the sensor network arena including tracking and monitoring applications. This report addresses all of the most important applications and uses today and those anticipated in the future. For example, wireless sensor networks find a huge role in homeland security applications. The report analyzes opportunities in this area with special focus on key applications such as passport control, air defense systems and border security applications.

The report also includes case analysis of sensor networks in the Asia Pacific region focusing primarily on China, Singapore, Japan and also South Korea.

Audience:

Wireless service providers including cellular mobile network operators and others

Investors in the area of sensing, telemetry, remote monitoring and control

Wireless component vendors and OEM manufacturers

Application developers and systems integrators

Wireless application and content providers
 Table of Contents:
 
 Section - I
 ·        Introduction
 
 Section - II
 ·        Evolution of Wireless Communication Networks
 
 Section -III
 ·        Important Challenges in Sensor Networks:
          •       Architecture of a Sensor Network and Beyond
          •       Self Configuration Techniques
          •       Data gathering procedure in a Sensor Network
 
 Section - IV
 ·        Synchronization Factors and Implementation Issues
          •       Synchronization Factors in a Sensor Network
          •       Synchronization Methodologies
 ·   Mobile and Static Node Scenario
 ·   Connection oriented and Connection less protocol
 ·   Real-Life Implementation issues of a Sensor Network
     •       The Partitioning Decision
     •       Natural and Artificial Interferences
     •       Accuracy Factors
     •       Power Consumption issues
 
 Section - V
 ·        Sensor Networks in the Real World
          •       Hardware
          •       Environment
          •       Tools
          •       Simulators
 
 Section - VI
 ·        Current Areas of Adoption for the Sensor Network
          •       Current Application Areas for Sensor Networks
                   §        Monitoring
                   §        Tracking
                   §        Transportation
                   §        Communication
 
 Section - VII
 ·        Sensor Networks in Healthcare
          •       Healthcare and Sensor Networks
          •       Sensor Networks in Monitoring Patents and Elderly people
          •       Technical bottlenecks and challenges
                   §   Improved sensor design
                   §   Biocompatibility
                   §   Energy Supply and Demand
 
 Section - VIII
 ·        Sensor Network and Smart Home
 ·        Smart Home Basic Components
 ·        Smart Home Standards
          •       X10
          •       Limitations of the standard
          •       Cost Estimation of the Available Technologies
          •       Budgeting and comparing device cost
 
 Section - IX
 ·        Quality of Service for Sensor Networks
 ·        Quality Standards and Metrics
 ·        Challenges ahead of QoS
 ·        Factors & Scenarios influencing the QoS
 ·        Steps against data uncertainty
 
 Section - X
 ·        Security Issues in Sensor Networks
 ·        Implementing Secure Sensor Networks
 ·        Using Sensor Networks for Security Measures
 ·        Sensor Networks in Homeland Security
          •       Passport Control
          •       Border Security Application
          •       Air Defence System
          •       Environmental Monitor System
 ·        Commercial Usages Targeting Factories
          •       Tracking
          •       Monitoring
          •       Inventory Control
          •       Automated Sales
          •       Process Control
 ·        Products for Home
 
 Section - XI
   ·        Future of Sensor Networks and their Prototypes
          •       Asset and warehouse management
          •       Automotive
          •       Building monitoring and control
          •       Environmental Monitoring
          •       Healthcare
          •       Military Battlefield Awareness
          •       Security and surveillance
 ·        Future Research
          •       Secure systems
          •       Embedded Operating Systems
          •       Group Management
          •       Lightweight Signal Processing
          •       High Data Rate Sensors
 
 Section XII
   ·        Sensor Network & Applications - Asia Pacific
          •       China
                   §        Protocols and Standards
                   §        Companies and Institutions Involved
                   §        Present Status
                   §        Roadmap of Technological Progress
                   §        Future Potential
          •       Japan
                   §        Protocols and Standards
                   §        Companies and Institutions Involved
                   §        Present Status
                   §        Roadmap of Technological Progress
                   §        Future Potential
          •       Singapore
                   §        Protocols and Standards
                   §        Companies and Institutions Involved
                   §        Present Status
                   §        Roadmap of Technological Progress
                   §        Future Potential
          •       South Korea
                   §        Protocols and Standards
                   §        Companies and Institutions Involved
                   §        Present Status
                   §        Roadmap of Technological Progress
                   §        Future Potential
 
 Section XIII
 ·        Conclusions

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An analysis of the dynamic Asia Pacific Logistics market including country and company profiles, infrastructure, main transport modes, market sizing and forecasts

Why buy Asia Pacific Logistics?

Asia Pacific Logistics is an essential reference manual for all those involved in the Asia Pacific market, or interested in entering this rapidly developing region. It provides fundamental facts about the main developed and emerging countries, profiling the leading airfreight, seafreight, forwarders and logistics companies.

What can you learn from the report?

The newly published Asia Pacific Logistics Report provides answers to the following questions :
Which countries are developing and in what industry sectors?
Who are the main local companies operating in the Asia Pacific region? (including financial analysis).
Which global and European logistics players operate within the Asia Pacific region?
What is the size of the Asia Pacific logistics, express and air cargo markets and how fast are they growing?
What are the main trade routes between Asia Pacific and the rest of the world?
Market sizes

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Logistics
Express
Air cargo
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Company profiles
The Asia Pacific Logistics report profiles the leading transport and logistics operators in the region.

These profiles include the following information:
Ownership structures
Management
Services
Geographic network
Financial analysis
Strategy
In addition, the report identifies the main global companies operating within the region and provides invaluable data on their Asian operations.
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Asia Pacific Logistics contains analysis of the demand side sectors in all of the major countries in the region. 

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pharmaceutical
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The Asia Pacific Oil and Gas Companies Directory and CD-Rom 2007 is a researched company database of oil and gas companies in Asia Pacific: a powerful database for oil and gas competitor analysis, market assessment and marketing, sales and recruitment leads with which to grow your oil and gas business.

The Asia Pacific Oil and Gas Companies Directory and CD-Rom 2007 features 1,329 fully researched, top decision makers at 445 multinational oil and gas companies in Asia Pacific.

This Asia Pacific oil and gas industry company database includes oil and gas company profiles from major sub-sectors, including LNG, coal and power.

The Asia Pacific Oil and Gas Companies Directory and CD-Rom 2007 features leading oil and gas companies from Asia Pacific, plus oil and gas parent company head offices.

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About the Asia Pacific Oil and Gas Directory

The Asia Pacific Oil and Gas Companies Directory and CD-Rom 2007 features 1,329 top oil and gas executives at 445 leading oil and gas companies from Asia Pacific, plus oil and gas parent company head offices.

This Asia Pacific oil and gas company database was meticulously researched at source and published in Q4 2006 by award-winning publisher, Business Monitor International.

Asia Pacific Oil and Gas Directory and CD-Rom Contents:

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Full description of company activity - Main oil and gas products manufactured and services provided

Local company profile - number of employees, date of company establishment and (where available) sales turnover

Nationality - countries represented include oil and gas companies from Asia Pacific, plus American, French, German, British, and Dutch oil and gas companies at the head office level among others

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Asia Pacific Biotechnology Market (2008-2012)

The biotechnology market in Asia-Pacific region looks very lucrative from investment perspective as it has enjoyed double-digit growth in past few years. The industry is attracting more and more private investments in wake of immense growth opportunities and vast untapped biotech markets. Identifying the future growth potential of the industry, the governments of different countries in the Asia-Pacific region are taking up various initiatives to promote research in the region. Overall, the Asia-Pacific biotech market is expected to spur future growth in the global biotechnology market.
 
According to our new research report, “Asia Pacific Biotechnology Market (2008-2012)”, the Asia-Pacific biotech market is projected to grow at a CAGR of around 14% during 2010-2012. Currently, the industry is driven by new developing markets like Malaysia and India where developments in the sector are on a full swing. Anticipating the future growth, governments are promoting the industry by making investments and implementing new strategies.
 
Our research has found that Japan and China are dominating the industry. While higher growth rate has been witnessed in emerging markets like Malaysia, Japan and China are anticipated to dominate the market in future with combined share of around 70% of overall market. In this regard, our report provides rational analysis of various factors which will drive this market over the forecast period.
 
The report also provides extensive information and data of the biotech market in the Asia-Pacific region as well as discusses the emerging trends like contract research and manufacturing, bioinformatics, generics market etc. It provides valuable information to pharmaceutical & biotechnology companies and investors looking to enter these markets and help them to devise strategies in accordance to the individual markets. The report also contains detailed analysis and statistics of the market size, growth, share, segmentation, geographic distribution and trends in technology development.

Table of Contents:

1. Analyst View
 2. Global Biotechnology Industry Overview
 2.1 Market Overview
 2.1.1 Product Segmentation
 2.1.2 Geographical Segmentation
 3. Asia-Pacific Biotechnology Market
 3.1 Market Overview
 3.1.1 Product Segmentation
 3.1.2 Geographical Segmentation
 3.1.3 Future Outlook (2010-2012)
 3.2 Key Market Drivers
 3.2.1 Strong Government Support
 3.2.2 Strong and Low Cost Human Resources
 3.2.3 Bio-diversity
 4. Biotechnology Market by Country
 4.1 Japan
 4.1.1 Market Overview
 4.1.2 Product Segmentation
 4.1.3 Bio-clusters
 4.1.4 Success and Risk Factors
 4.1.5 Future Outlook (2010-2012)
 4.2 China
 4.2.1 Market Overview
 4.2.2 Product Segmentation
 4.2.3 Bio-clusters
 4.2.4 Success and Risk Factors
 4.2.5 Future Outlook (2010-2012)
 4.3 India
 4.3.1 Market Overview
 4.3.2 Product Segmentation
 4.3.3 Bio-clusters
 4.3.4 Success and Risk Factors
 4.3.5 Future Outlook (2010-11 to 2012-13)
 4.4 Australia
 4.4.1 Market Overview
 4.4.2 Bio-clusters
 4.4.3 Success and Risk Factors
 4.4.4 Future Outlook (2010-2012)
 4.5 Taiwan
 4.5.1 Market Overview
 4.5.2 Bio-clusters
 4.5.3 Success and Risk Factors
 4.5.4 Future Outlook (2010-2012)
 4.6 South Korea
 4.6.1 Market Overview
 4.6.2 Product Segmentation
 4.6.3 Bio-clusters
 4.6.4 Success and Risk Factors
 4.6.5 Future Outlook (2010-2012)
 4.7 New Zealand
 4.7.1 Market Overview
 4.7.2 Product Segmentation
 4.7.3 Success and Risk Factors
 4.7.4 Future Outlook (2010-2012)
 4.8 Singapore
 4.8.1 Market Overview
 4.8.2 Bio-clusters
 4.8.3 Success and Risk Factors
 4.8.4 Future Outlook (2010-2012)
 4.9 Malaysia
 4.9.1 Market Overview
 4.9.2 Success and Risk Factors
 4.9.3 Future Outlook (2010-2012)
 5. Emerging Sectors
 5.1 Contract Research and Manufacturing
 5.2 Vaccines
 5.3 Generics
 5.4 Stem Cell Research
 5.5 Nanotechnology
 5.6 Bioinformatics
 6. Roadblocks
 6.1 IPR Regime
 6.2 Private Participation
 6.3 Lack of Bioventures
 6.4 Inadequate Investment
 7. Future Roadmap
 7.1 Government Support
 7.2 Role of Private Sector
 7.3 Mergers & Acquisitions
 7.4 Infrastructure Improvement
 8. Competitive Landscape
 8.1 Invitrogen Corporation
 8.2 Takara Holdings, Inc.
 8.3 CSL Limited
 8.4 Biota Holdings Limited
 8.5 GlaxoSmithKline Plc
 
 Lists of Figures:
 
 Figure 2-1: Global - Biotechnology Market (Billion US$), 2007-2009
 Figure 2-2: Global - Forecast for Biotechnology Market (Billion US$), 2010-2012
 Figure 2-3: Global - Biotechnology Market by Segment (%), 2008
 Figure 2-4: Global - Biotechnology Market by Region (%), 2008
 Figure 3-1: Asia-Pacific - Biotechnology Market (Billion US$), 2008 & 2009
 Figure 3-2: Asia-Pacific - Biotechnology Market by Segment (%), 2008
 Figure 3-3: Asia-Pacific - Biotechnology Market by Country (%), 2008
 Figure 3-4: Asia-Pacific - Forecast for Biotechnology Market (Billion US$), 2010-2012
 Figure 3-5: Asia-Pacific - Forecast for Biotechnology Market by Country (%), 2012
 Figure 4-1: Japan - Biotechnology Market (Billion JPY), 2008 & 2009
 Figure 4-2: Japan - Biotechnology Market by Segment (%), 2007 & 2008
 Figure 4-3: Japan - Medical and Healthcare Biotechnology Market by Segment (%), 2007
 Figure 4-4: Japan - Geographical Distribution of Bio-clusters
 Figure 4-5: Japan - Forecast for Biotechnology Market (Billion JPY), 2010-2012
 Figure 4-6: China - Biotechnology Market (Billion US$), 2008 & 2009
 Figure 4-7: China - Biotechnology Market by Segment (%), 2007
 Figure 4-8: China - Forecast for Biotechnology Market (Billion US$), 2010-2012
 Figure 4-9: India - Investment in Biotechnology Market (Million US$), 2006-07 to 2008-09
 Figure 4-10: India - Biotechnology Market (Billion INR), 2008-09 & 2009-10
 Figure 4-11: India - Export and Domestic Consumption of Biotechnology Market (%), 2008-09
 Figure 4-12: India - Biotech Companies by Segment (%), 2006-07
 Figure 4-13: India - Biotechnology Market by Segment (%), 2008-09
 Figure 4-14: India - Biopharmaceutical Market by Segment (%), 2006-07
 Figure 4-15: India - Geographical Distribution of Bio-clusters
 Figure 4-16: India - Forecast for Biotechnology Market (Billion INR), 2010-11 to 2012-13
 Figure 4-17: India - Forecast for Biotechnology Market by Segment (%), 2012-13
 Figure 4-18: Australia - Biotechnology Market (Million US$), 2008 & 2009
 Figure 4-19: Australia - Biotech Companies by Sector (%), June 2008
 Figure 4-20: Australia - Geographical Distribution of Bio-clusters
 Figure 4-21: Australia - Forecast for Biotechnology Market (Million US$) 2010-2012
 Figure 4-22: Taiwan - Investment in Biotechnology Market (Million US$), 2006 & 2007
 Figure 4-23: Taiwan - Biotechnology Market (Billion US$), 2008 & 2009
 Figure 4-24: Taiwan - Forecast for Biotechnology Market (Billion US$), 2010-2012
 Figure 4-25: South Korea - Biotechnology Market (Billion US$), 2007-2009
 Figure 4-26: South Korea - Biotechnology Market by Segment (%)
 Figure 4-27: South Korea - Geographical Distribution of Bio-clusters
 Figure 4-28: South Korea - Forecast for Biotechnology Market (Billion US$), 2010-2012
 Figure 4-29: New Zealand - Biotechnology Market (Million US$), 2008 & 2009
 Figure 4-30: New Zealand - Biotechnology Market by Segment (%)
 Figure 4-31: New Zealand - Biotech Companies by Sector (%), 2007
 Figure 4-32: New Zealand - Geographical Distribution of Bio-clusters (2005)
 Figure 4-33: New Zealand - Forecast for Biotechnology Market (Million US$), 2010-2012
 Figure 4-34: Singapore - Biotechnology Market (Million US$), 2008 & 2009
 Figure 4-35: Singapore - Geographical Distribution of Bio-clusters
 Figure 4-36: Singapore - Forecast for Biotechnology Market (Million US$), 2010-2012
 Figure 4-37: Malaysia - Biotechnology Market (Million RM), 2008 & 2009
 Figure 4-38: Malaysia - Biotech Companies by Segment (%), 2008
 Figure 4-39: Malaysia - Forecast for Biotechnology Market (Million RM), 2010-2012
 Figure 5-1: India - Contract Research Market (Million US$), 2007, 2008 & 2010
 Figure 5-2: India - Contract Manufacturing Market (Million US$), 2007, 2008 & 2010
 Figure 5-3: Asia-Pacific - Generics Market (Billion US$), 2007-2009
 Figure 5-4: Global - Use of Nanoparticles in Biomedical Applications (Million US$), 2007 & 2013
 
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 Table 3-1: Asia-Pacific - Top 10 Biotech Companies
 Table 4-1: Japan - Biotechnology Market by Segment (Billion JPY), 2007 & 2008
 Table 4-2: India - Top 20 Biotech Companies by Revenue (Billion INR), 2008-09
 Table 4-3: South Korea - Growth in Major Segments of Biotechnology Market (%), 1999-2004

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Leading Private Companies in South East Asia identifies the top family owned companies in South East Asia - comprising Brunei (20 companies); Cambodia (3); Indonesia (101); Laos (1); Malaysia (63); Myanmar (2); Philippines (101); Singapore (142); Thailand (51); Vietnam (20), a total of 500 leading private companies.

Information on large family owned companies in this region is often hard to find but has strong potential value for exporters, bankers and others wishing to sell goods or services in South East Asia or find low cost suppliers.

Data provided includes company contact details, directors and senior management names & job titles, main shareholders’ names; number of employees, year established, professional advisors, description of the business. Companies can be selected by business classification, including consumer goods, real estate, construction, building materials; retail & wholesale; manufacturers; agribusiness; businesss services; mining, metals, and minerals. Indexes.

Table of Contents:

1. Private companies in Brunei
2. Private companies in Cambodia
3. Private companies in Indonesia
4. Private companies in Laos
5. Private companies in Malaysia
6. Private companies in Myanmar
7. Private companies in Philippines
8. Private companies in Singapore
9. Private companies in Thailand.
10. Indexes
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