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Published market reports (click title for details)

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Market reports may be purchased individually, as part of a subscription service or in specific sections.
Individual market reports are available via the links above. If you’ve not used our market reports before and would like to see a sample prior to purchasing, contact us.
Subscriptions are likely to represent better value for clients who purchase two or more market reports during a 12-month period. Depending on the option selected, they can include updates, briefings, market reports on request and analyst time for detailed queries, presentations and report customisation. Please contact us if you wish to discuss this.
Sections can be chosen from the tables of contents on the market report pages and are priced according to the proportion of the full report which they represent. This can offer good value to those with very specific requirements. If you wish to do this, choose how many pages you require and click Pay per Section.

About our research
Having been extensive users and purchasers of business information, our experience has been that there is a wide gap between low-end market reports, which often over-rely on rather shaky SIC-code data and GDP-growth driven forecasts, and far more expensive subscription services which go into a lot more detail than many users require.

Our market reports are intended to fill this gap. They are based on a thorough review of publicly available data, interviews with senior-level contacts in the market, in-depth analysis of the relevant market drivers and our own experience of advising companies and investors in the sectors we cover. Findings are synthesised and presented clearly and concisely with extensive use of charts and tables to illuminate points and support conclusions.

• Our research has been used and relied upon by a wide range of parties including those working in industry, investors, banks, analysts, consultants, government, trade associations, universities and libraries.
• Ours is not likely to be the cheapest source of information on a market or the report with the most words. Neither of those is our objective.