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Competition within the market has been increasing due to the low level of entry barriers for new participants, especially in the low end power range (up to 20kVA).
New analysis from Frost & Sullivan (powersupplies.frost.com), India UPS Market, finds that the market was worth $544.4 million in 2007 and estimates this to reach $1,316.5 million in 2014.
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"The Indian UPS market is expected to witness a CAGR of 13.4 percent up to 2014, driven by steady demand from sectors like Banking, Financial Services and Insurance (BFSI), telecom, retail, Information Technology and Information Technology enabled services (IT/ITES), manufacturing, infrastructure, and others," notes Frost & Sullivan Industry Analyst Anindya Das. "The market offers tremendous opportunity for both Multinational and Indian Companies to introduce better / improved products at competitive prices with excellent after - sales service."
The Indian UPS market comprises over 300 suppliers broadly classified into three categories:
Tier 1 - suppliers (mostly Global majors) having a pan India presence and catering to about 60 percent of the market.
Tier 2 suppliers with regional presence.
Tier 3 - suppliers with presence restricted to a few pockets (two or three cities or in a particular state only).
Most of the suppliers, in this rapidly expanding market are competing for market share at the cost of profits. At the other side of the spectrum, a few vendors are vying for growth in both market share as well as profits.
"To offset the increase in the cost of raw materials and other overheads, UPS suppliers are strengthening their raw material sourcing processes, making their supply chains more efficient and expanding their distribution networks in order to remain competitive in the market," notes Das. "Price, after-sales service, and delivery are becoming the key differentiating factors in addressing the market requirements."
The Indian UPS market is this Research services, based on power output range, has been segmented into:
Less than 1kVA
1.1-5 kVA
5.1-20 kVA
20.1-60 kVA
60.1-200 kVA
More than 200 kVA
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