Defining the Future of Diagnostics

India's affordable housing sector is crucial in addressing the housing deficit, particularly for economically weaker sections (EWS) and lower-income groups (LIG). The government defines affordable housing based on price and size limits, which differ between metropolitan and non-metropolitan areas. These efforts aim to provide accessible and sustainable housing options, ensuring homeownership for key population segments and supporting broader market growth.

Electronic Health Records (EHRs) are digital versions of a patient’s medical history, designed to be shared across different healthcare settings. These records provide a comprehensive, real-time, and patient-centered view of a patient's health data, including medical history, diagnoses, treatments, medications, allergies, immunizations, lab results, and radiology images. EHRs enhance the efficiency, accuracy, and coordination of care by enabling healthcare providers to access up-to-date information instantly, leading to better clinical decisions and improved patient outcomes.

Egypt’s retail market is set to exceed US$ 100B in three years, growing at 8.7% CAGR, the highest in the region. While food dominates, categories like electronics and apparel offer growth opportunities. The B2B sector is also expanding, with global platforms paving the way for Egypt’s market growth. Target’s business model, blending marketplace and retail, delivers strong value through efficient order processing, enhanced customer reach, and competitive features for retailers, manufacturers, and wholesalers.

The SMB expense management market in SEA is valued at $298B, growing at 7% CAGR. Corporate card solutions generate revenue through interchange fees, FX markups, and interest income, expected to grow at 9% CAGR. These tools reduce turnaround times for expense management—from 7-30 days to 1 day—while 44% of SMBs still use manual methods. They also fill gaps in ERP systems, offering solutions for payments and data extraction. With low regulatory risk and the potential to evolve into neo-banks, these platforms are poised for growth.

The elder care sector offers substantial growth and innovation opportunities, driven by the aging global population. As the demand for accessible, efficient, and high-quality healthcare solutions for older adults rises, businesses that can improve the lives of seniors stand to gain both commercially and socially. In this insight, we will explore key opportunities within the elder care industry, highlighting how companies can thrive by addressing these needs and sustain their market growth.

The milk and milk products market is projected to grow at a 9% CAGR, reaching US$ 128B by 2028, driven by rising consumption, product innovation, and a shift towards organized players. Companies with fully integrated supply chains gain a competitive edge through quality control, while standardized processes and strong tech capabilities enable scalability. Attractive adjacencies, including fruits, vegetables, eggs, and bread, offer opportunities for expansion. There's potential to tap into underserved micro markets and offer superior value with a focus on quality, convenience, and freshness. Companies with better unit economics can leverage lower COGS and variable costs for sustained growth.

India is witnessing a profound shift in its wealth landscape, fueled by robust economic growth and an expanding middle and high-income population. As millions of Indians experience rising incomes, the nation's financial ecosystem is undergoing a transformation that is reshaping wealth distribution and market dynamics. This evolving landscape presents significant opportunities for wealth managers to capitalize on emerging trends. By exploring three key trends and drivers—such as changing consumer behavior, the rise of digital finance, and increasing demand for personalized financial solutions—we provide a comprehensive perspective on the evolving opportunities and challenges in India's wealth management sector.

As the shift to electric mobility becomes crucial in the face of the global climate crisis, this edition explores how countries like the USA and China are successfully advancing their EV ecosystems through effective regulatory frameworks. By examining these international models, we highlight actionable insights for India to enhance its own policies and accelerate the adoption of sustainable transportation solutions.