UK Facilities Management Market Report 2017 for Market Trends on UK Facilities Management Market in 2008 to 2012

UK Facilities Management Outsourcing Market Report 2008 from MTW Research MTW Research announce the publication of the brand new 2008 "Facilities Management Outsourcing Market Rank & Profile" Report, which provides a strategic market overview & trends, facilities management providers rankings & sales and company profiles in an easy to use, unique and cost effective publication. Unique to MTW and written specifically for companies supplying to, and operating in the FM market, the report is available to order online now.

Based on actual company sales returns, this new report reviews the market's performance from 2004 through to 2008, providing analysis of key industry trends in recent years, coupled with forecasts to 2012. The report also includes sales data for each company, alongside rankings and key performance indicators, providing an insightful review of the UK Facilities Management Market in 2008 and beyond.

This Unique 190+ Page Report Features:-

Facilities Management Outsourcing Industry Sales & Trends 2004-2008, Credit Crisis Impact
Industry Sales Forecasts & Key Issues 2008-2012, Economic & Business Recovery
FM Industry Structural Analysis - 12 Months to October 2008 Based on Sales Returns
FM Services Market Total Profit, Worth, Assets & Borrowing 2004-2012
Sales Estimates for Every Company, enabling market share assessment.
Industry Averages – Turnover, Net Worth, Profitability, Liabilities, Assets etc 2004-2012
UK FM Providers Ranked by Turnover, Profit, Assets, Net Worth, Employees.
Financial Profile for each FM Company, with an ‘at a glance’ financial health chart.
Full Mailing Details & Senior Decision Maker Sales Leads Provided for Each Company.

In addition to the comprehensive 190 page report, the optional Ultimate Pack also includes a financial indicators spreadsheet, mailing and telemarketing list, enabling suppliers to quickly increase sales through the FM channel.

The UK Facilities Management Outsourcing Market 2004-2012

The new report, based on primary sales figures from the FM industry, indicates that Facilities Management companies in the UK have continued to benefit from a growth in outsourcing and have experienced reasonably positive performance in recent years. Annual growth for the industry since 2004 is recorded as reflecting a generally buoyant sector, with demand derived from a broad spectrum of key end use sectors within public and private markets.

The current contraction in the UK economy and the ongoing impact on business confidence is now indicated to be impacting the facilities management sector in late 2008, as commercial construction and RMI (repair, maintenance and refurbishment) projects in particular are postponed. Whilst there remains some optimism in the market derived from public sector spending, particularly health and education, our forecasts are for market growth to slow in 2008, reflecting a markedly slower rate of growth than has been experienced in recent years. With substantial levels of government spending on the re-financing of banks in early October 2008, indications are that this may impact public sector expenditure in the medium term, with a possible negative impact on demand for FM services in this vital sector.

The implications for companies targeting FM companies are clear, with this trend compounding growing pricing pressure in the market in the short term. The findings also point to the likelihood of a relatively fast paced rise in borrowing in the industry, with debt rising to around 40% of sales by 2009, further exacerbating the issue of price sensitivity in terms of purchasing by the FM companies. These, and other issues suggest a more complex trading environment for manufacturers, contractors and suppliers to the FM industry in the short term and highlight the need for a clear and coherent strategy with which to weather the coming economic slowdown.

The report develops possible future scenarios for the UK FM outsourcing market, with optimism returning to the market by 2011, though variations in individual performance mean that suppliers to FM companies must increasingly target and focus on those organisations who continue to perform well at present.

Key Features Of This 190+ Page Report Include:-

MARKET & INDUSTRY TRENDS 2004-2012

Trends in FM Outsourcing Market 2004-2012, including...

Total Market Sales 2004 – 2007, Forecasts to 2012, Credit Crunch Issues
Volume Share by Growing, Declining & Static Sales Companies in 2008
Market Share Mix by Employee Numbers & Turnover Size in 2008
Market Mix for Credit Worthiness & Ratings in 2008
Total Profit 2004 – 2012 for Companies, Material & Energy Inflation Impact
Total Assets, Liabilities & Net Worth of Wholesalers Market 2004-2012
“Average” FM Provider Profile 2004-2012 – Turnover & Profit
Industry Averages 2004-2012 - Assets, Debts, Net Worth & Employees

RANKINGS

The FM Providers…

Ranked by Sales Turnover in 2007 – Sales for every company to determine market share
Each Company Ranked by Profit
Ranked by Combined Current & Fixed Assets
Industry Position by Net Worth Estimates, Number of Employees

PROFILES

1 Page Financial Profile for FM Providers, including…

Full, Registered Postal Address & Senior Decison Maker / Director Name
Company Type (e.g plc, private etc), Brief Description of Activities
4 Years Balance Sheet of Assets, Borrowing & Net Worth
4 Years of Sales per Employee & Profit per Employee (where reported)
Turnover & Profit Estimates Made Where Accounts Not Reported
Number of Employees – estimated where not reported.

Available as Part of the Ultimate Pack:-

Comprehensive Data Spreadsheet & Multi-Use Mailing List, including…

Full Company Name & Registered Postal Address
Telephone Number for Each Company, Fax Number Where Available
Senior Decision Maker / Director Contact
Company Type, Incorporation Date, Brief Official Description of Activities
4 Year Turnover & Profit Where Reported
4 Years Balance Sheet, Assets, Liabilities & Net Worth, Sales per Employee
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This brand new report on the UK Facilities Management market offers a comprehensive yet cost effective sales and marketing tool and is invaluable to any company active in selling to, or operating within the UK Facilities Management outsourcing industry. Based on sales returns, this quantitatively based report was written specifically for manufacturers, suppliers and FM service providers and provides a fast, relevant and effective illustration of the current health of the UK Facilities Management market in 2008 and beyond.

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Electrical Wholesale Market Switches Focus MTW eResearch have found that UK Electrically Wholesalers are now increasingly re-focusing their attention on achieving turnover as volume demand slows in mid-late 2008, and away from the recent trend of ‘cherry-picking’ more profiftabyle projects. The new report, based on sales returns of more than 90% of the UK electrical wholesaler industry, found that whilst the market rose by just over 1% in 2007 profitability increased by almost 8%, in part reflecting the adoption by wholesalers of the phrase ‘turnover is vanity, profit is sanity’. However, in 2008 inydications are that this trend is reversing as housebuilding and commercial construction eactivity slowfs. The contraction in construction and RMI activity is resulting in weaker volume demand for electrical products and accessories giving rise to less opportunity for wholesalers to ‘cream off’ the more profitable supply contracts. The implications for electrical product manufacturers and distributors of these findings are clear, with this trend compounding growing pricing pressure in the market in the short term. Report publishers MTW Research also point to the likelihood of a reelatively fast paced rise in borrowing in thee industry, with debt rising to around 40% of sales by 2009, further exacerbating the issue of price sensitivity in terms of purchasing by the wholesalers. These, and other issues suggest a more complex trading environment for electrical product manufacturers in the short term and highlight the need for a clear and coherent strategy with which to weather the coming financial difficulties. MTW go on to develop possible future scenarios for the UK electrical wholesale market, with optimism returning to the market by 2010. However, the short term future is not necessarily ais bleak as some fear, with assets continuing to rise in 2008 throughout the industry, though variations in individual performance mean that manufacturers must increasingly target and focus on those companies who continue to perform well at present. The report illustrates the performance of key individual electrical wholesalers for the last 4 years, identifying the most lucrative targets for manufacturers to target in this increasingly competitive trading environment. Turnover estimates are provided for every company, alongside industry rankings for sales, profitability and net worth, enabling the reader to identify those companies most likely to grow in 2008/9. In addition, the report also includes full mailing address details and senior decision maker contact details for the electrical wholesalers, providing relevant sales leads for manufacturers. The report, available immediately, is priced from GBP 375 and can be purchased from MTW Research by calling 08456 524y324 or by ordering on MTW Research’s website, where a free sample is available to download.