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Coco Coir Market Reviewing Key Challenges with Top Players & Business Opportunities : CAGR Value of 8.2%

The Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) has increased incentives for coir geotextiles and coir pith products, which promotes the market growth. The, as these products are low valued items.”

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PORTLAND, 5933 NE WIN SIVERS DRIVE, #205, OR 97220, UNITED STATES, July 4, 2023/EINPresswire.com/ — According to a new report published by Allied Market Research, titled, “Coco Coir Market by Product, Application, and Consumer: Opportunity Analysis and Industry Forecast, 2020–2027,” the coco coir market size was valued at $369.70 million in 2019, and is expected to garner $525.70 million by 2027, registering a CAGR of 8.2% from 2020 to 2027

The key players operating in the coco coir industry are the Firedust, Pilipinas Ecofiber Corporation, Universal Coco Indonesia, Lima Group, Pelemix Ltd., Consarc Pvt Ltd., Bali Coco Fiber, Cocofiber, Coco Green Pvt Ltd., and Lanka Coco Products.

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Hydroponics is an effective way to grow vegetables and fruits such as tomatoes, lettuce, and cucumber. The demand for hydroponic tomatoes is increasing rapidly, as they offer more nutritional benefits than soil-grown tomatoes. Hydroponic tomatoes eliminate the variables, such as pH, salinity, disease, and poor drainage. Other hydroponic vegetables such as lettuce and cucumber offer similar benefits to consumers. Coir pith is one of the most used growing media for the hydroponics system. Coir pith exhibits properties such as better air-to-water ratio and wide variations in carbon to nitrogen ratio, which help the crops to grow without any restraints.

Surge in demand for hydroponic fruits and vegetables provides lucrative opportunities for the growth of coco coir market forecast period. Geotextile products are used for controlling soil erosion and increasing soil stability. Geotextiles are utilized in civil engineering, agricultural, and horticulture. Traditionally, synthetic polymers were used for manufacturing geotextiles, however, coir has emerged as an eco-friendly and low-cost substitute. In horticulture and hydroponics industries, coir geotextiles are suitable for use, as they absorb water and control soil erosion. Wide applicability of geotextile products and eco-friendly property of coir geotextiles significantly contribute toward the growth of the global coco coir market.

Coir geotextile is a large continuous sheet used to uncover slope or surfaces that are prone to erosion. . This coir-based sheet reduces raindrop force, runoff rapidity, and surface erosion on disturbed soils. In addition, it may safeguard new plant life and promote growth of plant life by slowing evaporation of water from soil, thus retaining soil humidity. Coir geotextile—a 100% organic and environmental fiber with high durability—is now being successfully employed for enhancing soil behavior, preventing soil erosion, and helping in consolidation of soil. Increase in demand for functional and high-performance textiles in agriculture, road construction, and erosion control applications and development of the construction industry are anticipated to accelerate the coco coir market growth.

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Furthermore, this product has gained increased traction in the coco coir market, owing to its superior benefits such as liquid repellency and mechanical strength. Moreover, rise in investments by government in public utility infrastructure owing to rapid industrialization is expected to drive the coco coir market growth. The efforts to control soil erosion and restore degraded lands with the help of geotextiles are projected to offer remunerative opportunities for the expansion of the coco coir market in the coming years.

The outbreak of COVID-19 has severely impacted the global economies, and has caused severe disruption in supply chain. Coir is a by-product of coconut, and as the processing and manufacturing of agricultural products has been hit, it could affect the production of coir. Similarly, lockdown has disrupted the end-use industry of coir, thus negatively impacting coco coir market trends.

Moreover, suspended trade activities have stopped the supply of coir products to Europe and North America where it is majorly being used. South Asian countries account for a major production of coir, and as production has been affected, the coir stock could be disrupted. Nonetheless, this overall scenario could be for a limited time, as after the pandemic is brought under control, the coir market is projected to grow at a significant rate. Thus, the COVID-19 outbreak is expected to have a moderate impact on the global coir market.

The global coco coir market is segmented into products, application, consumer, and region. Depending on product, the market is categorized into coco coir grow bags, bales, coir materials, open tops, blends & loose substrate, and others. By application, it is differentiated into rope & cordage, coco nets & twines, stitched mats, coconut meals, husk, and others. On the basis of consumer, is bifurcated into green houses and sellers.

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Key findings of the study

On the basis of product, the coco coir grow bags segment was the highest contributor to the market, and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 6.70% from 2020 to 2027.

By application, the coconut meals segment led the market in terms of value in 2020, and is estimated to grow at a CAGR of 12.20% from 2020 to 2027.

Deepening on the consumer, the green houses segment is expected to grow at a steady CAGR of 7.50% from 2020 to 2027.

Region wise, North America is expected to grow at a steady CAGR of 6.80% from 2020 to 2027.

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FINANCELY SECURES A LANDMARK SYNDICATED LINE OF CREDIT FOR $116,482,000

Promoting Economic Growth in Frontier Markets with Significant Trade Finance Support

HONG KONG, CHINA, July 6, 2023/EINPresswire.com/ — Financely, a globally recognized trade and project finance advisory firm, proudly announced today that it has successfully secured a syndicated line of credit totaling USD 116,482,000. This monumental financial breakthrough was achieved in collaboration with four prestigious banking institutions; ICBC, China Construction Bank, Hang Seng Bank, and Standard Chartered.

The newly secured line of credit aims to provide robust trade finance support to companies operating in frontier markets, marking a remarkable step forward in facilitating economic growth and diversification in these regions.

The financing aims to bolster trade and economic growth in frontier markets. The strategic initiative embodies Financely’s commitment to providing comprehensive financial solutions to frontier market companies, enabling them to overcome liquidity constraints, manage trade risks, and support their working capital requirements.

Through this syndicated line of credit, Financely is ensuring these companies have the necessary financial leverage to expand their trade operations and facilitate commerce. This move is expected to foster employment, promote financial inclusion, and stimulate sustainable economic growth in these frontier markets.

On this auspicious occasion, Jason W. Lee, Managing Director of Financely, stated, “This substantial line of credit embodies our relentless pursuit of innovative financial solutions to propel frontier market economies. Our collaboration with ICBC, China Construction Bank, Hang Seng Bank, and Standard Chartered underscores the strong alliances we are forging to provide unparalleled financial support to companies operating in these markets.”

Lee further added, “We are optimistic that this initiative will significantly alleviate financial burdens on these companies, bolstering their capacity to engage in international trade. Ultimately, our goal is to facilitate the creation of vibrant, resilient, and inclusive economies in these frontier markets.”

In the wake of this significant financial achievement, Financely continues to solidify its position as a leading trade and project finance advisory firm, committed to fostering global economic growth and prosperity.

About Financely

Financely is a leading trade and project finance advisory firm offering bespoke financial solutions to companies worldwide. With a distinct focus on frontier markets, the firm’s expertise lies in structuring innovative financing solutions that support economic growth, promote financial inclusion, and foster sustainability.

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BRAND FINANCE HEALTHCARE 2023

The world’s largest healthcare brands grapple with challenging post-pandemic conditions

Johnson & Johnson world’s most valuable and strongest Pharma brand despite drop in value and strength

Johnson & Johnson maintains its position as the most valuable pharma brand for the fifth consecutive year. This comes despite a 5% brand value decrease. This aligns with a broader industry trend that has harmed many of the largest pharmaceutical brands in 2023. There was an average 2% brand value decline year-on-year across the ranking.

In addition to calculating brand value, Brand Finance also determines the relative strength of brands through a balanced scorecard of metrics evaluating marketing investment, stakeholder equity, and business performance. Compliant with ISO 20671, Brand Finance’s assessment of stakeholder equity incorporates original market research data from over 100,000 respondents in 38 countries and across 31 sectors.

Johnson & Johnson is also the strongest pharma brand, overtaking Pfizer to claim the top spot. However, Johnson & Johnson did drop three-point in its Brand Strength Index (BSI) score, now 82.3 out of 100.

Hugo Hensley, Valuations Director of Brand Finance commented:

“It is no coincidence that amongst widespread falls in brand value across the industry, all the pharma brands that have seen an increase or stable brand strength rating in 2023 have also witnessed an increase in brand value. Businesses with a strong brand are better equipped to handle crises and regulatory challenges, making them more resilient in our increasingly volatile world. Building and maintaining a positive brand reputation is vital for long-term success.”

CSL and Novo Nordisk are the 1st and 2nd fastest growing pharma brands with brand value growth over 30%

CSL is the fastest growing Pharma brand, up 32% to USD1.3 billion. This is primarily due to CSL’s growth in its immunoglobulin portfolio, the acquisition of Vifor Pharma, and the launch of HEMGENIX®.

Novo Nordisk (brand value up 31% to USD3.1 billion) follows CSL as the second fastest growing brand Pharma brand. This growth is tied to the active promotion and the ramping up of its production of weight loss drugs, Wegovy and Ozempic.

GSK leads on Sustainability Perception Score, Johnson & Johnson has highest Sustainability Perceptions Value

As part of its analysis, Brand Finance assesses the role that specific brand attributes play in driving overall brand value. Brand Finance assesses how sustainable specific brands are perceived to be, represented by a ‘Sustainability Perceptions Score’. The value that is linked to sustainability perceptions, the ‘Sustainability Perceptions Value’, is then calculated for each brand.

GSK (brand value down 21% to USD3.5 billion) has the highest Sustainability Perception Score of any brand included in the Pharma 25 2023 ranking – 4.98. Johnson & Johnson has the highest Sustainability Perceptions Value at USD364 billion.

Medtronic is the most valuable Medical Devices brand; Philips is the strongest and Siemens Healthineers is the fastest-growing

Medtronic is the world’s most valuable Medical Devices brand for the 3rd consecutive year.  The brand’s value growth was hampered by supply chain, inflation, and currency issues. In an exciting development, Medtronic announced a strategic collaboration with leading technology company NVIDIA (brand value of USD16.3 billion). This is aimed at accelerating the use of artificial intelligence to support innovation in healthcare.

Siemens Healthineers (brand value up 28% to USD4.2 billion) is 2023’s fastest growing Medical Devices brand. This is caused by a seven-point increase in Brand Strength Index score from 61/100 to 68/100 and AA- rating.

Philips (brand value of USD3.9 billion) is the strongest medical devices brand with a Brand Strength Index score of 73.29 out of 100 and AA rating. Despite having to recall certain products in 2021, its brand’s resilience has allowed a positive recovery.

UnitedHealth Group owns the most valuable, strongest, and fastest growing Healthcare services brands

UnitedHealth Group is the parent company of both the two most valuable Healthcare Services brands – UnitedHealthcare (brand value up 13% to USD37.5 billion) and Optum (brand value up 27% to USD20.1 billion). UnitedHealthcare is also the strongest brand (76.7 out of 100 and AA+ rating), while Optum is the fastest growing brand. UnitedHealthcare also claims the highest brand value in the entire Healthcare 2023 report, which encompasses the Pharma 25 and Medical Devices 25 rankings.

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BRAND FINANCE HOTELS 50 2023

Hilton checks in as the world’s most valuable hotel brand

  • Hotel industry sees gradual return to normality as pre-pandemic travel patterns resume while over half of top 50 hotel brands remain below pre-pandemic values
  • Hilton delivers exceptional service as the reigning champion of hotel brands, valued at US$11.7 billion
  • Le Méridien is named the fastest-growing hotel brand as a new entrant to Top 50 ranking
  • Conrad takes an extraordinary leap to become the world’s strongest hotel brand, with an AAA+ rating
  • Hilton has the highest Sustainability Perceptions Value (SPV), at US$565 million, while Taj has the highest Sustainability Perceptions Score, at 5.04 out of 10

Hotel industry sees gradual return to normality as pre-pandemic travel patterns resume, while over half of top 50 hotel brands remain below pre-pandemic values

After two years of global travel restrictions and economic uncertainty, the past year has witnessed an increasing return to pre-pandemic travel patterns. However, Brand Finance research finds that the hotel industry is slow to recover from the pandemic’s long-lasting effects, as 27 out of 50 hotel brands (54%) remain below their pre-pandemic values.

Hilton delivers exceptional service as the reigning champion of hotel brands, valued at US$11.7 billion

Hilton (brand value down 2% to US$11.7 billion) retains its title as the world’s most valuable hotel brand, according to the latest report from leading brand valuation consultancy, Brand Finance. 2022 was an exceptional year of brand value growth for Hilton, with revenue soaring as both business and leisure travel surged post-pandemic. This year’s result indicates a slight slowdown in this growth momentum, as the industry returns to a more normal trajectory. That said, Hilton’s brand value remains above its pre-pandemic level, and it is almost double that of runner-up, Hyatt (brand value up 3% to US$6.1 billion).

Henry Farr, Associate Director at Brand Finance, commented,

“In the post-pandemic world, Hilton has demonstrated remarkable resilience and a steadfast commitment to delivering exceptional experiences. With an unwavering focus on guest satisfaction, Hilton has not only recovered but has emerged stronger in several aspects, solidifying its position as a leading global brand. Through innovative strategies and a dedication to shifting consumer needs, it has retained its title as the world’s most valuable hotel brand.”

Le Méridien is named the fastest-growing hotel brand as a new entrant to Top 50 ranking

Le Méridien (brand value up 375% to US$669.4 million) checks into the 2023 top 50 ranking in 23rd as the fastest-growing hotel brand. Part of the Marriott (brand value up 33% to US$3.1 billion) International portfolio, Le Méridien has been expanding its presence across the globe in the past year. Most recently, Le Méridien established Le Méridien Melbourne. Its premium location and luxury features have attracted both tourists and locals, further boosting the hotel’s revenue from bookings in one of Australia’s most popular coastal cities. Other significant growth milestones for Le Méridien include its second hotel opening in New York City, which is hoped to boost its familiarity score in the US and globally.

Conrad takes an extraordinary leap to become the world’s strongest hotel brand, with an AAA+ rating

In addition to calculating brand value, Brand Finance also determines the relative strength of brands through a balanced scorecard of metrics evaluating marketing investment, stakeholder equity, and business performance. Compliant with ISO 20671, Brand Finance’s assessment of stakeholder equity incorporates original market research data from over 100,000 respondents in 38 countries and across 31 sectors.

Conrad (brand value up 65% to US$537.82 million) has jumped up 16 spots to 31st position overall, while jumping an astonishing 38 spots into the winning position for brand strength, scoring 91/100. Known for its luxurious options and personalised service, Conrad has boosted its brand strength this year through significant global expansion. Hilton opened six new Conrad Hotels and Resorts in various desirable locations, including LA and Shanghai, with the aim of enhancing its long-standing reputation for seamless luxury and exceptional hotel design.

Hilton has highest Sustainability Perceptions Value (SPV) at US$565 million, while Taj has the highest Sustainability Perceptions Score, at 5.04 out of 10

As part of its analysis, Brand Finance assesses the role that specific brand attributes play in driving overall brand value. One such attribute, is sustainability. Brand Finance assesses how sustainable specific brands are perceived to be, represented by a ‘Sustainability Perceptions Score’. This is an indexed score that provides a view of the role of sustainability in driving positive brand reputation. The value that is linked to sustainability perceptions, the ‘Sustainability Perceptions Value’, is then calculated for each brand.

Hilton has the highest Sustainability Perceptions Value (SPV) at US$565 million. Although Hilton has committed to becoming more sustainable, its position at the top of the SPV table is not an assessment of its overall sustainability performance. Rather, it indicates how much brand value it has tied up in sustainability perceptions. Hilton’s commitment to sustainability is evident through its ESG program, Travel with Purpose. The brand has set ambitious targets, aiming to reduce emissions intensity by 75% in Hilton-managed hotels and 56% in Hilton-franchised hotels by 2030.

India based hotels group, Taj (brand value up 19% to US$374.35 million) earns the highest Sustainability Perceptions Score in the Hotels 50 2023 ranking at 5.04 out of 10. In 2022, Taj’s parent company, IHCL, launched the Paathya sustainability programme, encompassing several key initiatives, including eliminate the use of single-use plastics across its hotels, and installing electric vehicle (EV) charging stations.

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BRAND FINANCE FOOTBALL 50 2023

Manchester City FC named world’s most valuable football club brand

  • Manchester City FC becomes the world’s most valuable football brand, ending Real Madrid’s four-year streak at the top
  • Real Madrid CF reigns supreme as the world’s strongest football club brand
  • Spanish clubs continue to perform strongly in the 2023 ranking
  • Manchester United jumps ahead of rival Liverpool FC to take 4th position
  • London football clubs hold onto top 10 ranks, with Arsenal FC seeing the biggest brand value increase
  • AC Milan represents Italy as the fastest-growing football club brand for second year running
  • Paris Saint-Germain overtakes FC Bayern Munich, while only three French clubs feature in top 50
  • Germany holds the second-highest number of clubs in the ranking behind UK, while Bundesliga continues to lose brand value
  • Flamengo just holds onto 50th position as the only non-European club in the ranking

Manchester City FC becomes the world’s most valuable football brand, ending Real Madrid’s four-year streak at the top

Manchester City FC (brand value up 13% to €1.51 billion) has achieved a historic milestone by surpassing Real Madrid CF (brand value down 4% to €1.46 billion) as the world’s most valuable football club brand. The club’s brand value has seen a positive increase of 34% growth since the COVID-19 pandemic and has now reached an all-time high. Manchester City FC also boasts the highest revenue in this year’s table, a key driver in its ascent to the top.

Hugo Hensley, Head of Sports Services at Brand Finance, commented:

“Manchester City FC has achieved an extraordinary feat by surpassing Real Madrid to become the champion of football club brands. For a decade now, the City team has exerted its dominance in English football, including securing four Premier League titles in the past five seasons. However, the club’s performance in this year’s ranking highlights that Manchester City FC are performing off the pitch in terms of building a strong brand and attracting fans and sponsors, and setting the stage for what should be an iconic 2023 Champions League final against Inter Milan.”

Real Madrid CF reigns supreme as the world’s strongest football club brand

In addition to calculating brand value, Brand Finance also determines the relative strength of brands through a balanced scorecard of metrics evaluating marketing investment, stakeholder equity, and business performance. Compliant with ISO 20671, Brand Finance’s assessment of stakeholder equity incorporates original market research data from over 10,000 football fans in Europe, Brazil, China, and the USA.

While beaten out of the top spot by Manchester City FC this year, Real Madrid CF strikes again as the strongest and second-most valuable football club brand. In 2022, Brand Finance research determined that the Spanish powerhouse were the most likely club to be rated ‘the best club in the world’ by fans. Brand strength is what attracts fans, players, investors, and sponsors to engage with the club –delivering commercial value through higher revenues, prices – especially for sponsorship, higher growth, and sponsors, reducing risks to profitability related to weak on pitch performance.

Spanish clubs continue to perform strongly in the 2023 ranking

Following Real Madrid in 2nd, FC Barcelona (brand value up 4% to €1.4 billion) defends its 2022 rank in 3rd, as does Club Atletico de Madrid (brand value down 5% to €549.56 million) in 12th. Following a period of on-pitch setbacks and financial struggles, FC Barcelona appears to have resurged its reputation, winning the Spanish LaLiga ahead of historic rival Real Madrid in 2nd and Club Atletico de Madrid in 3rd.

Sevilla FC (brand value up 6% to €189.27 million) has also shot up five places to 25th, while Villareal CF (brand value up 5% to €137.38 million) has gone up four rankings to 36th position. After struggling in LaLiga and changing coaches multiple times, Sevilla FC found stability under the leadership of Jose Luis Mendilibar, who is credited with reviving the team’s success. Further solidifying its international reputation, the club has achieved remarkable results in Europe, defeating British and Italian powerhouses Manchester United FC and Juventus.

Spain adds two more achievements to its 2023 success, as Real Sociedad (brand value €133.63 million) is a new entrant in 37th place, while Real Betis (brand value up 31% to 153.1 million) shoots up nine positions to 34th to be named the third fastest-growing football club brand. Finishing 6th in LaLiga (ahead of Sevilla FC in 12th), Real Betis is hoping to further boost its brand strength and global recognition through a €70 million renovation of its home stadium. Further, Brand Finance also ranked Real Betis 2nd, one spot ahead of Real Madrid CF, in its Football Sustainability Index. The club’s commitment to raising awareness about climate change has further bolstered its positive reputation worldwide.

Manchester United jumps ahead of rival Liverpool FC to take 4th position

Manchester United FC (brand value up 9% to €1.4 billion) now sits one rank ahead of its historic rival Liverpool FC (brand value up 7% to €1.4 billion) in fourth and fifth position respectively. Both clubs have recorded positive brand value trajectories since 2022, finally surpassing their pre-pandemic values. After two Covid-hit seasons, 2022-2023 saw the continued return of live matches and fans to stadiums, resulting in increased ticket sales and revenues.

Jurgen Klopp’s appointment as manager of Liverpool FC in 2015 has propelled the club to unparalleled success, establishing them as one of the country’s most formidable teams. As for its rival, Erik ten Hag’s arrival as Manchester United’s leader in 2022 also seems to have resurged the club’s reputation. The Red Devils’ win against Newcastle United to win the League Cup this year saw them clinch their first trophy in six years.

London football clubs hold onto top 10 ranks, with Arsenal FC seeing the biggest brand value increase 

Arsenal FC (brand value up 14% to €906.28 million) is up two positions from 2022 and now ranks 8th. Squad investments, (Arsenal FC signed Gabriel Jesus and Oleksandr Zinchenko from Manchester City FC in summer 2022) strengthened on-pitch tactics, and Mikel Arteta’s effective leadership have all contributed to The Gunners’ strong season, their 3-1 win over Chelsea FC (brand value up 1% to €860.5 million) on May 3rd propelling them to the top of the Premier League. Although eventually beaten into a respectable second by Manchester City FC, Arsenal FC set the record for the most days spent at the top of the league without winning it. Furter, their status as the youngest squad in the league instils hope among key stakeholders for a promising future.

AC Milan represents Italy as the fastest-growing football club brand for second year running

AC Milan (brand value up 33% to €357.98 million) ranks 15th this year and is named the fastest-growing football club brand, closely followed by SSC Napoli, (brand value up 31% to €239.81 million) in 18th as the second-fastest growing. AC Milan had a successful season, reaching the Champions League semi-finals and holding a respectable 4th position in Serie A. The club’s brand value has increased through royalties and sponsorships, totalling nearly €20 million in 2022. Also solidifying its growing success, SCC Napoli has stormed to the top of the Serie A league following continued on-pitch success. Revenues generated from the Serie A and the Champions League qualifiers, in addition to broadcasting and sponsorship opportunities, have further propelled the club’s growth.

Paris Saint-Germain overtakes FC Bayern Munich, while only three French clubs feature in top 50 

Paris Saint-Germain (brand value up 10% to €1.1 billion) has moved up one rank into 6th, overtaking 2022 rival FC Bayern Munich (brand value down 1% to €1.1 billion) who drops to 7th. PSG, the current top-ranked team in the French Ligue 1, gained global recognition and popularity following the 2022 World Cup, which saw young talent Kylian Mbappé, and footballing legend Lionel Messi go head-to-head in a historic final. The club’s formidable and widely recognised powerhouse trio of Messi, Mbappé, and Neymar, has solidified PSG’s iconic status, in the footballing world and beyond.

Germany holds the second-highest number of clubs in the ranking behind UK, while Bundesliga continues to lose brand value

Germany has an impressive 10 clubs in this year’s ranking, with its strongest and most valuable club brand, FC Bayern Munich holding its top 10 rank in 7th. Although the team made a record start to the 2022-2023 season, they are facing increasing competition from other German clubs. They sit in 2nd place behind Borussia Dortmund (brand value up 5% to €541.92 million, ranked 13th) in the Bundesliga, while Bayern also recently suffered their first-ever defeat by RB Leipzig (brand value down 9% to €222.46 million, ranked 19th). That said, Bayern’s exceptional talent pool, global reputation and popularity remains undisputed; the club have secured more victories than all remaining Bundesliga teams combined, and the club boasts a global fan base of loyal and dedicated fans.

Flamengo just holds onto 50th position as the only non-European club in the ranking 

Flamengo (brand value up 2% to €97.85 million) have dropped from 49th in 2022 to 50th position in 2023. Despite Brazilian hopes for their success, the team were knocked out of the 2023 FIFA Club World Cup in February after a disappointing defeat to Saudi Arabian team, Al-Hilal. That said, the Brazilian club still performs respectively in the BSI ranking, dropping only one place to 16th.  This strong result indicates that the club maintains a favourable global reputation, attributed to the successful legacy and rich heritage of its nation’s football culture. Flamengo also achieves the second-highest score globally for its passionate fan base. 

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Patrick Hansen Group Chief Executive Officer – Luxaviation

Patrick Hansen

Group Chief Executive Officer

Patrick Hansen was born in Luxembourg. He holds a Commercial Engineering degree from ICHEC, Brussels and an MBA Finance degree from McGill University, Montreal. He started his career in finance and banking in London and Moscow and successfully created several companies, one of which was sold to Nasdaq-quoted Company (MMW) and another one to a company listed on the Australian Stock Exchange (REA).

In 2007, he co-founded Edison Capital Partners S.A., an asset management company specialising in shipping, aviation and industrial participations. He founded Luxaviation Luxembourg in 2008 and became its Chief Executive Officer.

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Yoga Clothing Market is estimated to surge at a CAGR of 7.8% to reach US$ 70,291.0 Million by the end of 2030

Yoga Clothing Market is estimated to surge at a CAGR of 7.8% to reach US$ 70,291.0 Million by the end of 2030

PORTLAND, OREGON, UNITED STATES, February 14, 2023 /EINPresswire.com/ — According to a new report published by Allied Market Research, titled, “Yoga Clothing Market by Product Type, End User, and Distribution Channel: Global Opportunity Analysis and Industry Forecast, 2021–2030,” the global yoga clothing market size is expected to reach $70,291.0 million by 2030 at a CAGR of 7.8% from 2021 to 2030.

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Yoga is a combination of spiritual, physical, and mental discipline originated in India. It is a holistic discipline based on an extremely subtle science, majorly focusing on bringing harmony between body and mind. Yoga is well-known for promotion of health, management, disease prevention, of many lifestyle-related disorders. In addition, practicing yoga improves strength, flexibility, breathing & lung capacity, and posture. It thus aids in managing anxiety, stress, depression, and other chronic diseases. The rising awareness regarding the mental and physical health benefits of practicing yoga is compelling the population to increasingly join yoga classes, thereby increasing the number of yoga participants. The rising number of yoga participants is a significant driver of the global yoga clothing market.

The yoga clothing market growth is propelled by alarming surge in incidence of obesity and health-related diseases. In addition, consumers are increasingly following fitness practices such as yoga and are engaged in purchasing accessories for the same such as yoga clothing, blocks, and yoga mats, which boost the growth of the global yoga clothing market. Furthermore, governments of various countries and yoga & fitness clubs have been actively engaged in promoting yoga worldwide, which has resulted in increased awareness of benefits of yoga globally. For instance, the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi proposed the idea of International Yoga Day at United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in 2014. This encouraged people worldwide to practice and get involved in yoga and Pilates. Moreover, in 2016, the Indian Prime Minister asked his ministers to make Yoga a mass movement. All these factors collectively are anticipated to increase the number of yoga practitioners, which, in turn, will propel the demand for yoga clothing, thereby driving the growth of the global yoga clothing market.

According to the global yoga clothing market analysis, the market is segmented on the basis of product type, end user, and distribution channel. On the basis of product type, the market is segregated into top wear and bottom wear. On the basis of end user, it is classified into men and women. On the basis of distribution channel, the yoga clothing market is segmented into supermarkets/hypermarkets, specialty stores, e-commerce, and others.

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On the basis of region, the yoga clothing market is analyzed across North America (U.S., Canada, and Mexico), Europe (UK, Germany, France, Spain, Netherlands, Italy, and rest of Europe), Asia-Pacific (China, Japan, India, South Korea, Australia, and rest of Asia-Pacific), and LAMEA (Brazil, South Africa, Saudi Arabia, and rest of LAMEA).

According to the yoga clothing market forecast, on the basis of product type, the top wear segment is expected to be the fastest-growing segment owing to the growing number of yoga practitioners owing to the rising prevalence of obesity among the global population. Upsurge in investment in R&D to enhance characteristics, usability, effectiveness, and comfort of yoga clothing is anticipated to propel the market growth.

On the basis of the end user, the women segment accounted for 60.9% of the overall market share. The increased awareness among the women regarding the body aesthetics is propelling the women participation in yoga. Further, female celebrities such as Kim Kardashian, Demi Moore, Madonna, Shilpa Shetty, Kareena Kapoor, and Bipasha Basu encourages the female population to indulge in yoga activities.

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Players operating in the yoga clothing market have used a variety of developmental strategies to expand their market share, exploit the yoga clothing market opportunities, and boost market profitability. The key players profiled in this report include Nike, Puma, Asics, Under Armour, Inc., Adidas, Lululemon Athletica, Manduka, Prana, Hugger Mugger, and Aurorae Yoga, LLC.

Key findings of the study

The yoga clothing market was valued at $33,680.0 million in 2020, and is estimated to reach $70,291.0 million by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 7.8% during the forecast period.

By product type, the bottom wear segment is estimated to witness the fastest growth, registering a CAGR of 8.1% during the forecast period.

In 2020, depending on end user, the women segment was valued at $20,520.7 million, accounting for 60.9% of the global yoga clothing market share.

In 2020, the U.S. was the most prominent market in North America, and is projected to reach $5,855.5 million by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 6.4% during the forecast period.

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Stephan Winkelmann, President and CEO of Automobili Lamborghini S.p.A
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Automobili Lamborghini 2022: a record year

Automobili Lamborghini 2022: a record year

Stephan Winkelmann, President and CEO of Automobili Lamborghini S.p.A
  • The Sant’Agata Bolognese-based company continues on its growth path, achieving yet another sales record delivering more than 9,000 cars

In terms of numbers, Automobili Lamborghini continues to break records and also for 2022 saw the best sales figures ever. In fact, the company delivered 9,233 cars worldwide, an increase of 10% over the previous year.

Stephan Winkelmann, Chairman and CEO of Automobili Lamborghini, remarked: “Our trend of growth and development continues, and this shows that our direction is sound and our choices are on the mark. This is the product of well-defined collective assessments that can produce consistent and concrete results. We have been able to carefully and meticulously manage an extraordinary order intake, pursuing a clear strategy with the primary objective of maintaining controlled growth to protect the exclusivity of our brand. 2023 is going to be a year of challenges and changes that we are ready to confront by always pushing ourselves beyond. We now have the opportunity to focus on our next objectives also thanks to an 18-month waiting list, which enables us to look to the future and the upcoming goals with confidence.”

A further acceleration of this trajectory will take place in 2023, when the first hybrid cars will be produced and Lamborghini enters the second phase of our Direzione Cor Tauri program: a strategic roadmap unveiled in 2021 that involves the highest-ever investment in the company’s history (1.8 billion euros over five years) delivering the hybrid transition and subsequently the transition to fully-electric vehicles.

In all macro-regions the sign was clearly positive, maintaining a homogeneous and consistent distribution, with Asia registering +14%, followed by America with +10% and finally EMEA with +7% compared to 2021. Sales, in almost all key markets, broke all records. This was also thanks to the high reputation the brand enjoys internationally, with the number of dealers increasing from 173 to 180 in just one year and with a presence in 53 different countries.

The United States remains in the top spot (2,721 cars delivered, up 10% over the previous year), followed by Chinese Mainland, Hong Kong & Macau (1,018 cars delivered, up 9% over the previous year), Germany (808 cars delivered, up 14% over the previous year), United Kingdom (650 cars delivered, up 15% over the previous year) and Japan (546 cars delivered, up 22% over the previous year).

In terms of models, the Urus1 Super SUV’s success is confirmed (5,367 units delivered, up 7% over 2021), followed by an impressive increase of the Huracán2 (3,113 units delivered, up 20% over 2021) and the Aventador3 with 753 units delivered, reaching the end of its production in September 2022.

In terms of product, 2022 was a year full of news, starting with the launch of the Huracán Tecnica in April, which consolidates the level of expertise Lamborghini has achieved in the field of design and engineering. The V10-powered rear-wheel drive car condenses the fun and driving dynamics of a Huracán STO into a new, sleeker look suitable for everyday use with the addition of aerodynamic enhancements aimed at boosting performance, stability and ease of use on both road and track. November saw another V10 unveiling of the Huracán Sterrato, the first super sports car designed to offer the ultimate driving pleasure away from conventional roads on loose surfaces, in a totally unique combination.

Last year was also a very important one for the Urus Super SUV, with the entry of two brand new models. At The Quail, A Motorsports Gathering event held in California in August, Automobili Lamborghini unveiled the all-new Urus Performante, which highlights sportiness and performance by focusing on a design that showcases its incredible capabilities on the road, on the track, and on loose surfaces. The new Super SUV boasts a power of 666 hp and a weight reduction of 47 kg, earning it a best-in-class weight-to-power ratio of 3.2. The Urus Performante also broke the record for a production SUV on the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb track, setting the best time ever with 0 to 100 km/h acceleration in just 3.3 seconds and a 100 to 0 km/h braking distance of 32.9 m. In September 2022, Automobili Lamborghini introduced to the market the Urus S, the latest successor to the Urus. The Urus S offers more power combined with unprecedented versatility and design, consolidating the Super SUV concept in the luxury car segment. Its twin-turbo V8 engine delivers a power of 666 hp4, equaling that of the Performante but introducing specific sophisticated refinements in the design, with a significant increase in options in terms of colors and finishes for wheels, style packages, and interior and exterior details.

The past year was also a time of great success in terms of the awards received by the House of Sant’Agata. Some of the most significant recognitions concern employees and HR activity, such as the Italy Top Employer, received for the ninth year in a row and attesting to the best corporate welfare practices that have been promoted for years by putting people at the center of the business. In the sphere of human resources, another recognition came from IDEM certification, as the first company certified in the automotive sector in Italy for its commitment to gender equality. In November 2022, the company also renewed its DESI project (Dual Education System Italy), now in its fifth year, designed to train young students with the goal of developing them into qualified technicians for the Motor Valley technology district and Lamborghini itself.

Participating students have the opportunity to acquire highly qualified and innovative technical and professional skills, as well as earning a five-year vocational education diploma thanks to the combined approach of theoretical classroom lessons and in-company learning experiences.

Automobili Lamborghini also had the great satisfaction of having received, for the second year in a row, the “Green Star Award”, which recognizes the company’s commitment to sustainability.

In light of the many initiatives, investments and efforts the company puts into practice daily to improve the quality of the planet, this award recognizes it as among the most sustainable companies in Italy.

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BRAND FINANCE Sustainability Perceptions Index 2023
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BRAND FINANCE Sustainability Perceptions Index 2023

BRAND FINANCE Sustainability Perceptions Index 2023

World’s Biggest Brands Could Stand to Lose Billions from Poor Management of ESG Perceptions

·       First of its kind study places value on brands’ reputation for sustainability

·       Amazon tops the table with a sustainability perceptions value of $19.9bn

·       Tesla is seen as one of the most sustainable brands, with sustainability driving 26.9% of value for the EV manufacturer

A first of its kind study has revealed the financial value of sustainability perceptions of the world’s biggest brands. The Brand Finance Sustainability Perceptions Index, released today in association with the International Advertising Association at the World Economic Forum in Davos, reveals that major global brands such as Amazon, Tesla, Apple and Alphabet each have billions of dollars contingent on carefully managing a reputation for commitment to sustainability.

Amazon has the most at stake with a sustainability perceptions value of US$19.9 billion. Other notable brands at the top of the ranking include Tesla (US$17.8 bn), Apple (US$14.65 bn), and Google (US$14.6 bn).

Brand Finance Strategy and Sustainability Director Robert Haigh commented, “For the first time, companies can now see the financial value that is tied to a reputation for acting sustainably. Whether they are seen as sustainability champions or not, the world’s biggest brands have hundreds of millions of dollars’ worth of value contingent on how sustainable they are perceived to be”

Dagmara Szule, Managing Director, IAA Global commented, “We see this as an incredibly potent tool to incentivize action in line with the UN SDGs and wider aims of the UNGC. By highlighting the financial value that is contingent on sustainability perceptions, we hope to harness businesses’ profit motive, moving them past the point where they see sustainability as a ‘hygiene factor’, to a point of rapid, concerted action.”

As part of the analysis, Brand Finance determines the relative importance of sustainability as a driver of value for brands. This relevels that Tesla is particularly financially reliant on sustainability perceptions. 26.9% of Tesla’s brand value is associated with a reputation for sustainability.

In fact, the Luxury Autos sector accounted for a number of brands that performed extremely well in terms of sustainability perception, such as Porsche and Mercedes-Benz. The research has revealed the important role of sustainability perception in driving choice amongst consumers in the sector, reflected through an average driver score of 22.9%.

Mr Haigh continued, “It might seem counterintuitive that brands associated with high fuel consumption are so reliant on a reputation for sustainability. However our research has found that at the premium end of all sectors, sustainability plays a powerful role. In luxury auto, where the purchase is discretionary and the brand is publicly expressed, the role of sustainability is further enhanced.”

As part of the analysis, Brand Finance also evaluated how sustainable each brand is perceived to be, allocating a ‘Sustainability Perceptions Score’. This strips back the impact of revenues to see which brands consumers think are the most committed to sustainability. Tesla, IKEA and Patagonia performed well across a wide range of markets. Lush and The Body Shop scored very highly in the UK. In France, Yves Rocher and tyre brand Michelin stood out, while Brazilian cosmetics giant Natura scored highly in its home market.

Further Brand Finance research revealed consumers are typically fairly trusting of brands’ sustainability related communication, with 62% believing claims about sustainability made by brands. However, 79% of consumers also said that they had reduced their use of a brand having discovered it was acting in an unsustainable way, reinforcing the imperative for brands to communicate clearly, authentically and accurately.  

Robert Haigh concluded, “Failing to communicate clearly about ESG topics puts value at risk. Consumers are relatively trusting of sustainability claims, and clearly value brand’s commitment to sustainability, so under-communicating or ‘green-hushing’ is a missed opportunity. On the other hand, communication must be authentic and supported by action, because over-claiming or ‘greenwashing’ exposes the business to hundreds of millions of dollars of reputational damage.”

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Engel & Völkers reports 1.2 billion euros in Group commission revenues for 2022

Engel & Völkers reports 1.2 billion euros in Group commission revenues for 2022

Hamburg, 1st February 2023. Engel & Völkers, the leading platform for real estate agents, reports Group commission revenues of 1.2 billion euros for the 2022 financial year. Real estate worth a total of approx. 39 billion euros was brokered worldwide.

“Despite the onset of a cooling-off period on the real estate market, our turnover performance matched that of the previous year, in excess of 1.2 billion euros. We were also successful in driving international expansion forward in our core markets and increasing the number of agents working under our brand,” says Sven Odia, Global CEO of Engel & Völkers, continuing: “In the current market climate, expertise, experience and professionalism are key differentiators when it comes to strengthening client loyalty and gaining even greater market share. In the second half of 2022, we saw that sellers are particularly drawn to us for our elaborated specialist knowledge, as well as for the intensive personal support we provide when brokering their properties. They also trust in our brand, which has been globally established. In 2023, we intend to invest even more in the training of our real estate agents and the expansion of our digital technology platform – in order to provide our clients with the best possible advice, especially during periods of crisis.”

Real estate as an anchor of stability

“The war in Ukraine and its ramifications in the form of a shortage of raw materials, the energy crisis, and rising inflation and mortgage rates meant that 2022 brought along a special set of circumstances that still continues. This mood of uncertainty led, in turn, to a certain reluctance to buy in some of our markets,” says Sven Odia. He goes on to say: “There is still a high demand for real estate however – as a safe haven and a capital investment that provides dependability in terms of value retention. Properties are seen as an anchor of stability, especially in the premium segment, and used as an attractive method of protecting assets in the long term.” Between January and December 2022, Engel & Völkers closed 10 percent more real estate transactions in the uppermost segment of properties worth in excess of 10 million euros.

Alongside the Group’s stable revenue performance, the number of real estate agents is growing continuously. In 2022, more than 1,000 agents and 53 shops joined the platform worldwide. “We offer them a global and renowned brand, an international network, and a superb platform that harnesses the very latest technologies. This offer will continue to attract many market experts in the future, which in turn will take the Group’s ongoing professionalisation to the next level. We are cautiously optimistic about developments in this coming year,” Sven Odia concludes.

ENGEL & VÖLKERS
Engel & Völkers GmbH
Global Corporate Communication Team
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20457 Hamburg
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T: +49 40-36 13 11 20

About Engel & Völkers: Engel & Völkers is one of the world’s leading service companies specialised in the brokerage of premium residential property, commercial real estate, yachts and aircrafts. For over 40 years now, the wishes and needs of private and institutional clients have had top priority, giving rise to the ongoing development of a range of services relating to all aspects of real estate. Sales and leaseholds, as well as consultancy for various investment opportunities in the real estate segment are among the core competencies of more than 16,500 people operating under the Engel & Völkers brand. The company is currently operating in over 30 countries on five continents. Intensive training schemes in its in-house real estate Academy and the high level of quality assurance governing its systematically structured service provision are key factors that account for the company’s success. Engel & Völkers develops digital tools and IT products on an ongoing basis, in order to keep its service as efficient as possible. In doing so, the company is setting new standards in digital solutions for property brokerage. www.engelvoelkers.com

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