Project Description
Market Assessment Study for Facility Management Market in India
Table of Content:
Executive summary
- Market overview
- Competition overview
- Recommendations
Macro-economic overview:
- GDP and growth outlook
- Breakdown by sector
- Inflation and Interest rates
- Population and demographics
- Purchasing power
- Regional distribution
Market analysis
- Sector value chain
- Market size (2020-2024, outlook 2028)
- By service type
- Hard services (e.g., maintenance, security)
- Soft services (e.g., cleaning, catering)
- By regions within India
- North, East, South, West
- By end-user sector
- Commercial (offices, retail)
- Institutional (education, healthcare)
- Government & Public
- Infrastructure
- Others
- By mode
- In-house
- Outsourced
- By service type
Regional nuances in FM market
- Top 10-15 FM markets in India, for each cities;
- Market size and outlook
- Changes in service sourcing (inhouse – vs outsourced)
- Impact of regional players
- Key customers and their service preferences
Market dynamics
- Major market drivers such as increasing construction activity, rising population, tourism growth, growing manufacturing and industrial activities etc.
- Key challenges such as cost optimization efforts, lack of talent availability
- Latest industry trends
Regulatory overview
- FM licensing requirement
- Trade regulation related to FM products and services
- Other regulations impacting the FM sector
Key customers
- Customer drivers of choice
PESTEL Analysis
Competitive Landscape
- Market share
- Competitor profile (Top 10 companies) *
- Company overview
- Key services
- Employee size
- Operating sector and major clients
- Main marketing and sales strategies
- SWOT analysis
Conclusion & Recommendation
- Market attractiveness
- Ky risks and considerations
- Market Entry Options:
- 100% owned greenfield, JV with local partner, acquisition
- Pros and cons of each option, along with recommendations
Identification for JV partners and acquisition targets (around 10 prospects): For India geo, both JV partners and potential acquisition targets will be identified using the below approach.
- Gathering names of companies from various sources, including paid databases, industry associations, trade associations, magazines, trade shows, etc.
- Enriching the required data, such as business description, model, financials, operational capabilities, etc.
- Filtering the names based on the set criteria such as (initial list of select parameters which will be further refined based on additional research and data availability):
- Revenue size
- Company type (family-owned, private, etc., excluding subsidiaries and JVs)
- Employee size
- Product service offerings
- End customer segment, and others
- Initial criteria for the selection:
- Scale – Medium size enterprises, circa $100M revenue
- Services – Integrated FM services, with self-delivery of core hard and soft services
- Regional focus – not important, have capability to expand across India