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The Analysis of Demand for Building Metal Structures

IndexBox Marketing Ltd., Sep 2009, Pages: 49


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IndexBox specialists have prepared an initiative research “Analysis of Demand for Building Metal Structures” for sale.

The report contains:
- analysis of demand for construction metal structures based on key consumption segments: residential and non-residential estate (industrial, warehouse, sporting buildings, office and commercial estate)
- structure of demand per types of metal structures (frameworks, rolling, beams, flooring, non-standard metalworks, arch buildings etc.)
- geographical structure of demand (per Federal Districts in Russia)
- consumer (construction companies) survey data on the process of choice of construction metal structures, assessment of their quality and relations with suppliers
- analysis of communication on the metal structures market (manufacturer/supplier data and consumer assessments)

The report results in information on the most promising and profitable segments of consumption of construction metal structures. Each segment is briefly described, with a potential demand volume for 2008 and 2015, and expected growth rates of the segment.

It is expected that demand for metal structures will be 5302 thousand tons in 2008.

About 13% of all building metal structures will be used in residential construction in 2008.

The positive dynamics of residential commissioning was recorded from 2005 to 2007 when the rate was 113%-119% annually. But the experts don’t expect any significant increase in 2008. The main reason is the world financial crisis of July 2008 hitting the construction market. Many banks suspended issue of mortgage funds; building companies felt demand decrease in finished apartments; and many building materials deficient recently were unclaimed in the stocks. The situation will do reflect the market of metal structures at the end of 2008.

According to the analysts of IndexBox the market growth rate will go down from 15% to 10%. However, the situation is not critical. Short demand will be compensated by 2010.

Another positive factor is the federal program “Residence” within the frames of which it is expected that up to 80 million sq.m. of residence will be commissioned annually.

Consumption decrease in building metal structures after 2010 is associated with the end of the “Residence” program. Further consumption of metal structures is forecasted subject to a project of a long-term strategy of large-scale housing construction prepared by the Ministry of Regional Development of the Russian Federation.

It takes approximately 7-10 business days to deliver this report.



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