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| As a thought leader for cross-border transactions between US and India, IMaCS Virtus Global Partners prepares and sponsors a number of industry-specific financial trend reports and presentations. The latest reports, market analysis and presentations can be found below: |
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| With a total market size of $5.6 billion and an average growth rate of 18 percent per year in passenger and air cargo over the last five years, the civil aviation sector in India has witnessed a rapid development. This growth will spur increased investment in airports and ground equipment |
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| With a rapid growth in the manufacturing sector and heavy investments in infrastructure, the $1.2 billion Indian composite industry is expected to grow at a rate of around 25% in the next 4-5 years. The key drivers of this growth will be transport, infrastructure, wind energy, and oil and gas industries in India. |
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| In the first nine
months of 2009, there were 78% fewer US-bound
transactions from India compared to the
same period last year. Most transactions were less than
$50 million in size compared to the three billion
dollar plus transaction sizes seen
the previous year. Unlike last year, some of these
transactions involved minority stake. |
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| In the first nine
months of 2009, there were 78% fewer US-bound
transactions from India compared to the
same period last year. Most transactions were less than
$50 million in size compared to the three billion
dollar plus transaction sizes seen
the previous year. Unlike last year, some of these
transactions involved minority stake. |
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| In the first nine
months of 2009, there were 78% fewer US-bound
transactions from India compared to the
same period last year. Most transactions were less than
$50 million in size compared to the three billion
dollar plus transaction sizes seen
the previous year. Unlike last year, some of these
transactions involved minority stake. |
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