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| The biomedical sciences industry in the region has been showing
promising growth and is expected to continue for many years.
Asia is also heading up with massive developments in the chemical
& petrochemical, engineering, environment and life sciences
clusters, which are driving the demand for innovative laboratory
and analytical technologies and services. |
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| AnaLabAsia2007 aims to take your company to the heart
of these markets and explore the business prospects available
in fulfilling the industry's sizeable demand for innovative
laboratory and analytical technologies and services. |
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| Market Statistics: |
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| Take advantage of the ever-increasing
demand in these countries: |
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| Indonesia |
| State power utility company PT Perusahaan Listrik Negara (PLN)
plans to spend US$1.6 billion to build four or five gas-fired
power plants in Java and Sumatra. The company is expected to
allocate some US$400 million on each plant, which will have
a capacity of about 750MW. The plants are expected to be in
operation by 2010 or 2011.www.the-eic.com,6
July 2005 |
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| Malaysia |
| Petronas is planning to invest US$600 million to construct
an oil & gas terminal as well as an ammonia and urea plant in
Sabah. |
| www.the-eic.com,
21 September 2005 |
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| Singapore |
| Shell and its project partner, the Economic Development Board,
are finalizing investors for the downstream plants at their
planned multibillion-dollar Singapore petrochemical complex.
Its new world-scale ethylene cracker on Bukom Island and world-scale
monoethylene glycol plant are expected to be operational in
mid 2009. |
| Business Times, 8 March 2006 |
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| Thailand |
| Rayong Refinery Plc and Aromatics (Thailand) Plc have signed
a huge deal, whereby they will jointly boost their capacity
through the investment of US$1.07 billion (Bt42 billion). Rayong
Refinery will build a reforming plant worth $387 million and
an upgrading plant valued at $135 million, while Aromatics will
build an aromatics plant worth $551 million. |
| The Nation, 16 February 2006 |
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| Vietnam |
| The Vietnamese government will pump more capital to several
key oil and gas projects in the country in an effort to increase
domestic petroleum production and minimise imports. Dung Quat
Oil Refinery, its first oil refinery, is expected to receive
US$2.27 billion. |
| vibforum.vcci.com.vn,
4 January 2006 |
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| Considering the dramatic growth and
development of the life sciences and biotechnology industry
in Asia, there are enormous business opportunities for life-science
solutions providers, with research, biotechnology and pharmaceutical
development of high priority. |
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| Asia Pacific |
| The global life sciences industry is estimated to be worth
about $2 trillion and the Asia Pacific region is fast catching
up with double-digit growth rates. If healthcare services are
excluded, the life sciences sector will be approximately $1
trillion and the Asia Pacific region has nearly quarter of the
share. |
| www.biospectrumindia.co,
9 February 2006 |
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| India |
| Considering the inherent knowledge base and the strong enabling
infrastructure in the country, it is estimated that the biotechnology
market is expected to reach US$5 billion by the year 2010. |
| Chronicle Pharmabiz,2 February 2006 |
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| Malaysia |
| Budget 2006 has set the stage to launch biotechnology in a
big way. Biotechnology is expected to generate RM270 million
in revenue, create 280,000 jobs and establish 100 companies
by 2020. |
| New Sunday Times, 9 October 2005 |
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| Singapore |
| Singapore's biotech sector is on track for robust growth.
The sector is seen as a vital growth engine for the future,and
the government has announced plans to double the amount of investments
to the industry to S$12 billion over the next five years. |
| www.channelnewsasia.com,
6 March 2006 |
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| As part of the Science & Technology Plan 2010, Singapore
will be spending S$13.55 billion over the next five years to
boost research and development, of which $7.5 billion will go
to Ministry of Trade & Industry to drive R&D growth
in key industry areas such as biomedical science. |
| The Straits Times, 17 February 2006 |
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| CIA2005 Visitor
Statistics:
Over 65% of visitors are involved in purchasing
/ recommending products and services
Over 90% of visitors found the event useful for their
sourcing needs
Over 85% of the visitors are likely to purchase products
and/or engage services at the show or in the near future
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| The CIA2005
visitors were from*: |
At CIA2005,
visitors were interested to source for*: |
| Biotechnology/Life Sciences |
10.03% |
| Chemical/Pharmaceutical Manufacturing |
12.79% |
| Distributor/Manufacturer's Representative |
21.13% |
| Electrical/Electronics Manufacturing |
8.26% |
| Engineering & Contracting |
12.81% |
| Environmental Management/Utilities/Water &
Waste Management |
7.08% |
| Food & Beverage Processing |
2.87% |
| Machinery & Precision Equipment Manufacturing
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3.64% |
Petroleum Production
Research & Development/Trade |
5.89% |
| Association/ Government Agency/Academia |
7.33% |
| Heavy Industries & Others |
8.17% |
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| Actuators/Drives/Motors/Pumps |
6.74% |
| Chemical/Solids Handling, Transport & Storage |
5.64% |
| Design/Engineering/Contracting Services |
4.39% |
| Environmental Control & Pollution Management
|
6.55% |
| Field Devices & Components |
2.94% |
| Filtration & Separation Technology |
5.76% |
| Heat Transfer Systems |
2.90% |
| Industrial & Process Management Software |
2.71% |
| Industrial Networks (Ethernet, Bus Technology)
|
1.90% |
| Instrumentation & Control Systems |
9.13% |
| Lab Chemicals, Reagents and Supplies |
7.66% |
| Laboratory Technology, Apparatus, Furniture &
Fittings |
8.44% |
| Measuring, Testing & Calibration |
9.42% |
| Mixing & Dispensing Systems |
2.71% |
| Pipes, Valves and Fittings |
5.30% |
| Safety Equipment |
4.88% |
| Scientific Equipment & Analytical Systems
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8.24% |
| Sensors |
4.43% |
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| * All figures audited by PricewaterhouseCoopers |
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