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Transcript of BRIDGE TO INDIA - 2010 - Munich Management Kolloquium - Tobias Engelmeier
Growth opportunities in India‘s sustainability markets
[email protected] www.bridgetoindia.com
Dr. Tobias Engelmeier München, 16. März 2010
March 2010
India is taking off but is still far from cruising altitude Two newspapers, two countries
Poverty 440 Million à 2/3
Illiteracy 34%
Corruption 85/180
Violence 200 à 1/3 Rural India
70%
Sensex Mumbai 109% Reliance Industries $ 91 Mrd. Innovative Co.s 3 (30)
Consumer market 50 à 500 Millionen Wealth 123 000 à20%
March 2010
India has excellent long term growth perspectives
GDP growth 2007-2010 India‘s long term growth projections (2007-2050)
2007 2008 2009 201 0 2007-2050
9,1
7,16,1
7,3
1,0
1,9
2,5
4,3
1,3
2,1
-1,4
-4,7
8,50
6,80
6,70
5,20
5,10
4,70
4,30
2,90
2,40
2,00
1,90
1,40
1,20
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Energy and environment are key markets
European, American, Japanese and Chinese companies can profit enormousley from this opportunity
DelegationenStaatsbesucheMedienberichte
“Slumdog-Effect”
Solar
€ 40 Mrd. Wind
€ 33 Mrd.
Kleine Wasserkraft
€ 9 Mrd. Biomasse
€ Mrd.
Stromüber-tragung und -verteilung
€ 250 Mrd.
Frischwasser-versorgung
€ 60 Mrd.
Wasser- infrastruktur
€ 25 Mrd.
Städtisches Erneuerungs-programm
€ 7.5 Mrd. New Delhi Metro
€ 5 Mrd. Solar-Städte
€ 7.5 Mrd.
Solar € 40 Mrd.
Wind € 33 Mrd.
Small hydro € 9 Mrd.
Biomass € 13 Mrd.
Grid T&D € 250 Mrd.
Water supply € 60 Mrd.
Irrigation infrastructure € 25 Mrd.
Urban renewal € 7.5 Mrd.
Delhi Metro € 5 Mrd.
Solar cities € 7.5 Mrd.
March 2010
The „Slumdog Effect” Much interest – but too little success
Interesse Markteintritt Markterfolg
DelegationenStaatsbesucheMedienberichte
“Slumdog-Effect”
Interest Market entry Success
March 2010
Being successful in India is not easy Specifics of the Indian market
Many countries, Many markets
Networks Bureaucrats and politicians
Unusual requirements
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Reliable market knowledge is the key starting point Idiosyncrasies of the Indian market
Insights Many countries, many markets
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Different regions have a different renewables focus Many countries, many markets
SOLAR
Gujarat / Rajasthan
WIND TAMIL NADU
SMALL HXDRO Karnataka
BIOMASS Gangetic planes
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Access to the right networks is key Idiosyncrasies of the Indian market
Access
Netzworks
Insights
2
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Overlapping networks exist in different dimensions Netzworks
Family e.g. Tata, Birla, Mahindra
Community e.g. Parsees, Marwaris, Nadars
Region e.g. Sindhis, Bengalis
International, Indian community e.g. in the US, Europe, Africa
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The government plays an important role in business Idiosyncrasies of the Indian market
Credibility
Bureaucrats and politicians
Access Insights
3
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Businesses have to deal with political and bureaucratic hurdles Bureaucrats and politicians
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Unusual markets require adaptability Idiosyncracies of the Indian market
Adaptability
Unusual requirements
Credibility Access Insights
4
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Example: Biomass – the European model does not apply Idiosyncrasies of the Indian market
Europe • Energy plants (e.g. corn) • Feedstock from large-scale farming • Long-term supply contracts
• Contractual security
India • Organic waste (e.g. molassis) • Complex rural logistics • Prices negotiated on an annual basis • Building a community of interest
New business models are needed
DelegationenStaatsbesucheMedienberichte
“Slumdog-Effect”
DelegationenStaatsbesucheMedienberichte
“Slumdog-Effect”
DelegationenStaatsbesucheMedienberichte
“Slumdog-Effect”
DelegationenStaatsbesucheMedienberichte
“Slumdog-Effect”
DelegationenStaatsbesucheMedienberichte
“Slumdog-Effect”
March 2010
With the right approach, you can be successful in India Focus on he success factors
Interesse Markteintritt Markterfolg
Einblick
Zugang
Anpassungs-fähigkeit
Geduld
Glaubwürdig-keit
Interest Market entry Success
March 2010
Vielen Dank für Ihre Aufmerksamkeit.
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