Global Market Information Database

Global Market Information Database (GMID)

Introduction Euromonitor’s Global Market Information Database (GMID) is an integrated database providing key business intelligence on countries, markets and companies. It provides users with historical statistics and forecasts, analysis of consumers’ lifestyles, information sources, brand and company information, plus full-text market analysis. GMID is the web-based access to Euromonitor’s entire range of reference publications and market studies. It is supplied via corporate Intranet and the world-wide web, so you can access the information you need from any desktop. To simplify login, the system allows IP registration, so there is no need for passwords.

Contact Details For further information or help on how to use GMID contact your nearest Euromonitor office

SINGAPORE Poonam Ramchand Euromonitor International (Asia) Pte Ltd Senior GMID Executive 3 Lim Teck Kim Road Tel: +65 6429 0590 #08-02 Singapore Technologies Building Fax: +65 6324 1855 Singapore 088934

Euromonitor International How can GMID help you?

Your one-stop reference source GMID comprises of Euromonitor’s extensive range of publications - market reports, statistical compilations, marketing handbooks and business reference products

Global & regional information Information on a global scale and regional level such as Asia, Europe, Middle East and Americas

Compare trends worldwide We use the same research methodology in all 52 core countries, therefore you can make like-for-like comparisons with other countries and related products.

Analyse consumer markets worldwide There is no other published information product with such comprehensive product and country coverage

Current information We are continually updating GMID with the latest data

Build your instant business library With our extensive collection of information gathered from international sources and rigorous research methodology, GMID helps to build your instant online business library

Accurate and Accountable We provide all possible sources of data and definitions in GMID. Subscribers also have direct access to Euromonitor’s research team for any questions on information featured in GMID.

Components of GMID Module One: Country Data Module Two: Consumer Lifestyles Analysis

Module Three: Consumer Lifestyles Data NEW! Module Four: Market Sizes Module Five: Forecasts Module Six: Companies & Brands Module Seven: Information Sources

Module Eight: Major Market Profiles NEW FEATURE: NOW INCLUDES AUSTRALIA Module Nine: Market Analysis

Module Ten: Retail Trade International NEW!

Euromonitor International Country Data  Demographic, economic & marketing statistics  205 countries  23 subjects with 1,200 parameters per country  Time series data from 1977 – 2001  Compiled from official sources of information

Access an enormous compilation of essential marketing statistics with the click of a button and manipulate the information to create powerful economic and demographic marketing profiles for countries or regions according to your needs. From total personal gross income to the number of primary schools, this exciting module contains actionable data for 205 countries and hundreds of product sectors.

Subject • Advertising & Media • Agricultural Resources • Automotives • Banking & Finance • Communications • Consumer Expenditure Patterns • Consumer Market Sizes • Consumer Prices & Indices • Cultural Indicators • Demographic Indicators • Economic Indicators • Energy Resources & Output • Environmental Data • External Trade • Health & Living Standards • Housing & Household Facilities • Income & Earnings • Industrial Resources & Output • Labour Force Indicators • Literacy & Education • Retail Distribution • Transport • Travel & Tourism Sample: What are the current trends in real GDP growth in Asia Pacific?

Euromonitor International Consumer Lifestyles Data & Analysis  Data & Analysis focusing on the Consumer  National Consumer Preferences & Key Market Drivers  Over 20 Consumer Spending Areas  71 Countries  Data Coverage: 1997 – 2001

Do you know? How many couples are without children per household in Italy? How many households in the USA have an income greater than US$120,000 per annum? Which country has the highest level of obesity?

Consumer Lifestyles data focuses on the people rather than the products. This is the ideal source to consult if you need to understand who consumers are, and the major characteristics of their lifestyles. We research a huge range of statistics, including eating and drinking habits, home ownership trends and crime patterns for over 71 countries.

Sector Coverage: • Population • Health • Home Ownership • Household Profiles • Labour • Income & Earnings • Savings & Investments • Consumer & Family Expenditure • Education • Eating Habits • Drinking habits • Smoking Habits • Shopping Habits • Leisure Habits • Personal Care & Clothing • Media • Communications • Transport • Travel & Tourism • Crime

Sample: Which country in Asia has the highest levels of obesity?

Euromonitor International Consumer Market Sizes  Volume & Value Data  Demographic & Economic data  330 Consumer Products  52 Countries World Wide  1996-2001

A global database highlighting consumer spending patterns and trends. World Consumer Markets provides accurate, up-to-date volume and value retail sales statistics for more than 330 consumer products across 52 countries. If you need to analyse historic trends in consumer spending over the last six years on a global scale, this is the only database you need to consult.

Market Sector • Socio-Economic Parameters • Food • Drinks •Tobacco • Household Cleaning Products • OTC Healthcare • Disposable Paper Products • Cosmetics & Toiletries • Housewares & Home furnishings • Clothing & Footwear • Domestic Electrical Appliances • Consumer Electronics • Personal & Leisure Goods • Automotive Products • Eyewear

Sample: What is the market size of the Electronics industry in Vietnam?

Euromonitor International Forecasts  Forecast Volume & Value Data  Demographic & Economic data  330 Consumer Products  52 Countries World Wide  2002 to 2006

World Marketing Forecasts is a unique database of consumer market and socio-economic growth predictions. With forecasts to 2006 for more than 330 consumer products and forecasts to 2014 for over 100 marketing parameters on a global scare, no other source provides greater accuracy and range of forecast data. Sample: What’s the future of the market for Automotive Products in Asia?

Euromonitor International Companies & Brands  Identify companies with the largest market share world-wide, regionally or nationally  Rank companies by key commercial and financial criteria to see how they compare  Access in-depth company profiles of the top 6,000 consumer brand-owning companies, including their brand portfolio

Identifying the leading companies in a country or industry is not an easy task because there are so many different ways to measure performance. However if you are trying to track down the top food, drinks or household and personal care companies around the world, Companies & Brands offers the solution.

Sample: Who is the top player in the beer industry in the Philippines? What is their share of the market? How do they compare with other top companies in the industry?

Euromonitor International Information Sources  Publications, Organizations & Databases  35,000 Sources of Information  Web Links

Let the research experts guide you in the right direction! Euromonitor analysts carry out thousands of research projects every year and consequently have a huge database of information sources. Now you can have instant access to all this invaluable information on your desktop.

Choose from business information libraries, business information websites, non- official statistical sources, marketing information sources, and trade and business associations to ensure you have access to a wealth of invaluable research resources.

Sample: Where can you find sources of information on Stationery?

Euromonitor International Major Market Profiles  200 Products  Consistent Summarised Analysis  UK, USA, France, Germany, Australia, China, South Korea and Japan

This database contains in excess of 6,000 market profiles. It can be used to get instant overviews of 8 major markets in the world. 200 consumer and industrial product sectors are analysed. The statistical data and text are presented in an easy to assimilate format giving users an instant understanding of the key market parameters.

Profiles include:  Market Size  Market Sectors  Market Share – manufacturer shares or rankings  Market Activity – advertising expenditure by brand, company or media  Corporate Overview  Key Players  Distribution  Consumer/End User Profile  Market Forecasts  Sector Forecasts

List of reports on Australia:

ACCOUNTING, AUDITING AND BOOKKEEPING IN AUSTRALIA BOOKS IN AUSTRALIA BUSINESS TELECOMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT IN AUSTRALIA CELLULAR AND WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS IN AUSTRALIA CELLULAR COMMUNICATIONS SERVICES IN AUSTRALIA COMMERCIAL BANKING IN AUSTRALIA COMPUTER CONSULTING SERVICES IN AUSTRALIA COURIERS IN AUSTRALIA DEPARTMENT STORES IN AUSTRALIA DESKTOP PERSONAL COMPUTERS IN AUSTRALIA ELECTRONIC INFORMATION SERVICES IN AUSTRALIA EMPLOYMENT SERVICES IN AUSTRALIA GROCERY STORES/FOOD RETAILERS/SUPERMARKETS IN AUSTRALIA INVESTMENT BANKING AND VENTURE CAPITAL IN AUSTRALIA LARGE KITCHEN APPLIANCES IN AUSTRALIA LEGAL SERVICES IN AUSTRALIA MANAGEMENT AND MARKETING CONSULTING SERVICES IN AUSTRALIA OTC ANALGESICS IN AUSTRALIA PC BUSINESS SOFTWARE IN AUSTRALIA PORTABLE PERSONAL COMPUTERS IN AUSTRALIA PROPERTY INSURANCE IN AUSTRALIA SMALL KITCHEN APPLIANCES IN AUSTRALIA SUPERSTORES AND WAREHOUSE CLUBS IN AUSTRALIA TELEPHONE SERVICES IN AUSTRALIA TRAVEL AND TOURISM IN AUSTRALIA

Euromonitor International Major Market Profile: Sample section of report

CELLULAR COMMUNICATIONS SERVICES IN AUSTRALIA Published: August 2002

CELLULAR COMMUNICATIONS SERVICES: MARKET SIZE

The Australian cellular communications services market was worth A$7.9 million (US$4.2 million), an increase of 9.7% since 2000.

The market grew by 97.5% over the review period.

The Australian telecommunications industry was fully deregulated in 1997. The low barriers of entry have attracted foreign players to enter the market and thus have increased the competition in the market.

Niche service providers are able to have low cost access to the incumbent’s unbundled local loop, with wholesale prices set by The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission. This move resulted in declining consumer prices in the international and long distance calling market, which led to the growth of the revenue in the market.

New developments in technology and customer demands for data over mobile phones have contributed to the expansion of this market.

The introduction of pre paid SIM cards in 1998 had provided an alternative mode of payment for the consumers and sales had been strong as it was well received by the market, which contributed to the growth of the market.

CELLULAR COMMUNICATIONS SERVICES: MARKET SECTORS

The SME (small and medium businesses) sector was the largest sector in 2001, accounting for a 54.4% share of the market.

It is also the most dynamic sector, growing over 138.9% over the review period.

The growth in the small and medium businesses sector was due to the boom in the number of businesses over the review period. Due to their small size and mobility, the majority of the workforce in the small and medium businesses sector would carry a mobile phone.

Corporate users are increasing as the mobile services provided them with mobility while conducting business. This is especially important to the certain occupations such as in sales, where mobility and accessibility is crucial to generating revenue for the companies.

With the prices of mobile phone services declining over the review period, there is an increase in subscription to mobile services in all sectors.

Mobile services have enhanced the way of life of most Australians, which thus accounts for the high penetration rate among the population.

Euromonitor International Market Analysis  In-depth Market Analysis  Strategic Analysis on Global, Regional & National Levels  Consumer Markets  Over 5000 Market Research Reports  Market Reports from 1997 to current year i.e. 2002

There are two types of reports in GMID – global strategic analysis and national market studies 1) World Market Reports Euromonitor’s premium report series provide a comprehensive and strategic review of consumer markets and services from a global perspective. 2) Individual Country Reports These reports focus on individual country providing trends, shares and forecasts. There are up to 52 countries available for the key consumer sectors.

Sectors Covered: Catering & Vending; Consumer Electronics; Clothing & Footwear; Domestic Appliances; Food & Beverage; Financial Cards; Healthcare; Housewares; Household Cleaning; Leisure; Packaging; Personal Care; Retailing; Tobacco; Travel & Tourism

Sample National Market Report:

COSMETICS & TOILETRIES IN AUSTRALIA Published: May 2002

8. COLOUR COSMETICS 8.1 Market Performance All subsectors showed steady growth

The colour cosmetics sector benefited from ongoing technological innovation. Development of products with functions beyond simply colour, such as sun protection, moisturising, diminishing signs of ageing and hydrating, reinforced sector growth. As a result, all subsectors registered steady increases. Facial make- up registered the lowest growth rate, almost 12% for the whole review period. This subsector was particularly fashion-dependent and the popularity of a 'natural' look clearly restricted sales, as the trend was for women to wear less make-up. Sales of colour cosmetics stemmed largely from those products and colours that promise a more natural look after application.

Nail products was the most dynamic subsector of the review period, with growth of 21%. Both lip and nail products experienced significant improvements in technology over the period. Nail products in particular are increasingly faster drying and chip resistant, while lip products do not wear off easily, are longer lasting and hydrate lips. Some of the brands that incorporate these new product innovations include Revlon, Max Factor and Cover Girl. These properties resulted in lip and nail products being used by women who, in the past, may not have worn

Euromonitor International these products due to the effort required to apply and maintain them. The stronger growth in nail products was, however, due to a small sales base.

This sector as a whole was characterised by the introduction of high technology, upper mass-market brands with boundary-crossing formulas. Foundations with sun protection properties, moisturising lipsticks and long-lasting formulas were just some of the innovations to take place. The increasing use of ingredients such as UV filters and vitamins blurred the distinction between make-up and skin care. Make- up products that now offer characteristics traditionally obtainable in skin care products reduce the difference between these two subsectors.

Many cosmetics brands are advertised mainly in magazines. Premium brands such as Clinique, Estée Lauder and Chanel advertise in upmarket magazines such as Bazaar, Vogue and Elle. Lancôme, Estée Lauder, Clinique and Clarins are some of the major premium brand advertisers. Mass brands Revlon, L'Oréal, Maybelline and Maxfactor rely heavily on magazine advertising. Some top brands such as Maybelline and Revlon also target young teenage girls' magazines in Australia.

Shimmering cosmetics were very popular during the last year of the review period with glossy body powders produced by manufacturers. These products are cosmetics for the body, which represented a new extension for the sector. The shimmering look was particularly popular for eye make-up and nail products, which aided growth in both subsectors.

Table 38 Retail Sales of Colour Cosmetics by Subsector: Value 1997-2001

A$ million 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001

Facial make-up 172.0 180.5 184.7 190.1 191.8 - Foundation 77.4 81.2 83.1 85.7 86.2 - Powder 60.2 63.2 64.7 66.3 67.2 - Other facial make-up 34.4 36.1 36.9 38.1 38.4 Eye make-up 77.6 80.1 83.0 86.4 88.2 - Eye pencils 18.6 19.5 20.0 20.9 21.3 - Eye shadow 22.5 23.3 24.2 25.0 25.5 - Mascara 20.1 20.9 21.7 22.6 23.3 - Other eye make-up 16.4 16.4 17.1 17.9 18.1 Lip products 102.6 109.2 109.7 116.2 118.1 - Lipstick 87.2 92.3 92.6 98.0 99.4 - Other lip products 15.4 16.9 17.1 18.2 18.7 Nail products 32.3 34.6 36.7 38.3 39.2 - Nail polish 28.6 30.5 32.4 33.8 34.6 - Other nail products 3.7 4.1 4.3 4.5 4.6 Colour cosmetics 384.5 404.4 414.1 431.0 437.3 Source: Official statistics, trade associations (Cosmetic Toiletry and Fragrance Association), company research, trade interviews, Euromonitor estimates

Euromonitor International Retail Trade International  52 Countries, regional and global analyses reports  Food and non-food retailer for sales, outlets & areas  Expert forecasts to 2007  Ranking of leading retail chains  Standardized definitions for easy data comparison

Retail Trade International’s exhaustive data, statistics and reports are essential to predict sales opportunities; calculate the risks and benefits of expanding into new markets and assess the effects of developments in retail infrastructure. Have available at your fingertips over 100 statistical tables for each of the 52 markets that Euromonitor covers!

Retail Sector Coverage

Convenience stores Discounters Hypermarkets Supermarkets Booksellers/stationers Chemists/druggists Clothing/footwear/leatherwear/accessory outlets Department stores DIY and gardening chains Electrical/electronic/computer outlets Home furniture and furnishings Record/video game outlets Toy retailers Variety stores

Sample: What is the total for non-food retail sales in Asia Pacific?

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