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1. Overview In India, the real estate industry is fast becoming a mature industry due to increasing demand from both residential and commercial customers and the entry of corporate players. The Indian real estate industry is expected to touch USD 50 billion by 2010 which is around 5% of India’s GDP. The real estate market can be divided into the following categories

The energy sector has become a crucially important industry in India due to recent growth in the economy. The total installed capacity in India as of March 2009 was around 147,000 MW and the government plans to add another 78,000 MW power generation capacity by 2012.

The Insurance industry is one of the fastest growing in India at Rs. 500 billion and it is estimated that the industry will reach the Rs 2000 billion mark by 2011 due to very low level of penetration till now (for life insurance it is 4.3% and for general insurance it is 0.6%). The insurance sector can be divided into two broad categories namely life insurance and general insurance.

The tourism industry in India contributes around 6% (USD 67 billion) of India’s GDP and is expected to rise to USD 190 billion by next 10 years. It is the third largest foreign exchange earner. India’s strong economic performance, strengthening of ties with the developing world and opening up of the sector to private and foreign players are some key reasons for the rapid growth of the tourism industry.

The electronics consumption is still in very limited among the Indian population but it is gaining momentum with rising incomes of Indian household. With a present size of USD 11.6 billion, the electronics industry is just 0.7% of the GDP. But India’s consumption of electronics system sis expected to reach USD 150 billion by 2010 which indicates the huge potential for electronics business in India. The electronic industry can be further sub divided into a few major sub sectors.

Indian aviation industry is growing at 17% rate for the last few years with more than 40 million passengers have travelled in domestic sectors and more than 20 million passengers have travelled in international sectors in India in 2008. The number of airports in India has also been increased significantly with 15 international airports, 87 domestic airports, 27 civil enclaves and more than 300 small airstrips. Also air cargo is growing at a rate of 13%-14% and contributes around 0.2% of India’s GDP. Besides the year old public company Air India the major private players operating in Indian market are Jet Airways, Kingfishers, Spice Jet, Indigo, Paramount, Go Air etc. Among this Kingfisher has the largest market share of 21% closely followed by Jet Airways with 19.5% market share. Indian airline have maintained a seat factor of 70% to 80% in 2009.

The Indian retail market is valued at around $400 billion and is growing at a rate of 30% per annum. From 10% of the Indian GDP in 2007, it became 12% of GDP in 2009. The organized retail sector is around 5% of the total retail market.

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