APAC

What new brands need to succeed in Asian markets

What new brands need to succeed in Asian markets

Price sensitivity remains a critical factor especially in essential categories like food and beverages.

Non-alcoholic drinks market to reach $2.9t by 2035

It will be driven by health and wellness trends.

Hydration products gain traction in APAC

It was driven by increased awareness of health concerns like global warming and modern lifestyles.

Asia to lead nuclear power expansion in the next 10 years

The region will install more than 49 GW over the period.

SMRs poised to transform global nuclear capacity expansion

The sector holds less than 4% of all nuclear projects under planning or construction.

Global reinsurance market set for robust profit margins

AM Best expects reinsurers to maintain underwriting discipline in the near term.

Healthcare logistics market to reach $121.4b by 2028

Thanks to the growing demand for efficient supply chain management.

Footwear industry leads in consumer goods supply chain resilience: S&P Global

It was driven by effective inventory management strategies and a surge in demand.

Dental consumables market to grow 8.5% CAGR to $54.6b by 2029

By product, the dental restoration segment is projected to hold the largest market share.

AI development to boost energy demand at data centres

The technology will comprise 85% of the energy demand growth until 2026.

Higher EV sales to surface new insurance risk factors: SRI

EV insurance can take the global market size to more than $200b in 2030.

Accelerating clean energy adoption can lower power costs

Solar and wind are the cheapest renewable energy options.

Solar potential underutilised in sunniest markets

Access to financing remains a barrier to increasing solar capacity.

Commitment issues rise amidst climate risks dampen insurance reliability

Typhoon Koinu alone in 2023 led to over $500m in insurance claims.

APAC to see $15b investment in CCS over next decade

Australia, Malaysia and Indonesia are emerging hubs for carbon capture.

High costs and delays make SMRs a risky bet for energy transition

The price of a China SMR project was triple its initial projections.