Market share data

Carpenter -

Years considered for this report:

Historical Years: 2014-2017
Base Year: 2018
Estimated Year: 2019
Forecast Period: 2020-2024
Objective of the Study:

 To analyze and forecast India furniture market size.

 To forecast India furniture market based on supply, sector, type, product type, point of sale, raw material

type, city and regional distribution.

 To identify drivers and challenges for the India furniture market.

 To examine competitive developments such as expansions, new product launches, mergers &

acquisitions, etc., in the India furniture market.

 To conduct the pricing analysis for India furniture market.

 To identify and analyze the profile of leading players operating in the India furniture market.

In this report, India furniture market has been segmented into following categories, in addition to the industry
trends which have also been detailed below:

 Market, by Supply
o Domestic
o Imported

 Market, by Sector
o Organized
 o Unorganized

 Market, by Type
o Home Furniture
o Office Furniture
o Institutional Furniture

 Market, by Product Type

o Sofa
o Bed
o Wardrobe
o Dining Set
o Others

 Market, by Point of Sale

o Exclusive Showrooms
o Online
o Supermarkets/Hypermarkets
o Multi-brand Showrooms
o Others

 Market, by Raw Material Type

o Metal
o Wood

o Plastic

 Market, by City
o Hyderabad
o Mumbai
o Chennai
o Bengaluru
o Delhi/NCR
o Kolkata
o Pune
o Ahmedabad
o Others

 Market, by Region
o North
o West
o South
o East
Appliances -

Plumber -
In march 2017 pidilite published a survey report in which they mentioned that As the real estate in India is
booming, people are spending more and more on bathroom fittings and luxuries than their drawing rooms.
Meanwhile, the luxury home decor segment is growing at 25% annually and is expected to touch $2 billion by
2015, according to Technopak Advisors Pvt. Ltd, a Delhi-based retail consultancy firm. Plumbing is not merely
fixing up a tap, with more complex buildings getting designed and constructed, there is a growing need of trained
plumbers. According to a National Skill Development Council survey, just 0.5% of plumbers in this country are
trained. There is a whooping requirement of 12 lakh trained plumbers by 2020 whilst currently available are only
2.5 lakh that too most of them are untrained/self trained.  

ABOUT INDIAN PLUMBING SKILLS COUNCIL

he need for plumbing services arises for maintenance of public health and environmental requirements
emanating from the water industry and the need for proper sanitation. Of the many key activities carried out in the
Construction sector, Plumbing is one of the main constituents which also has a direct linkage with other ancillary
industries manufacturing Plumbing related Products viz. Water treatment, Sewage and Drainage, Fire Safety,
Supply of Gas, Heating and Cooling Systems, Industrial Waste Management, and Air-Conditioning etc.

Size of the plumbing sector is directly proportional to the size of the Construction Sector. Its size is about 7.5% to
15% of the size of the construction industry. Since, in 2010-11, the size of construction industry was about Rs
330,000 Crore the size of the plumbing industry was about Rs 33,000 Crore (considering 10% of the total size of
construction industry).

Manpower requirement for the plumbing industry is about 2.5% of the manpower requirement in the construction
industry. Currently, 33 million people are employed in the construction industry. Hence, around 0.8 million people
are currently employed in the plumbing sector.

About 90% of the Plumbing industry workforce in India is not professionally trained. Most of the skill learning in
the industry happens through unstructured, on-the job training (OJT). Lack of professionally trained plumbers is a
major drawback for the country's construction and related sector. The IPSC will endeavor to address these
issues and bring the skill levels in our Country to World Standards.

Household helper-

Traditional roles and description.

Live in — domestic help They are employed by a single household where food and shelter are provided.
Employees are housekeepers and conduct all functions, including cooking, washing, and general caretaking of
employers. 
Live out — domestic help They are self-employed at multiple households and not offered food and shelter by
employers. They tend to live independently. There are often many live-out workers who work for one family full-
time but come and go from a family home - often living in slum areas. This is especially true for places like
Gurgaon and Mumbai where modern housing lacks staff quarters.
 Cooks These are personnel who cook food for employers. They may be skilled to make simple or specialty
cuisines.
 Gardener-A person who works in or tends a garden for hire. Their activities include cutting, planting and watering
plants or flowers in an employer’s garden.
 Babysitter-A person, usually a woman, who is hired to take care of an infant or a child in a household. Their
activities include feeding, bathing, dressing the infant/child. They also clean the children's room and their clothes.
 Elderly care- Elderly care includes performing duties to fulfill special requirements unique to senior citizens, who
need extra care and depend on helpers for their daily activities.

 2013-2022         2017 -7.79 (in millions)    2022- 10.88 (in millions)

Dog Walker- 

 The India Pet grooming market is expected to grow with a market value of INR 91 crore by the year
2019-20 and the market is further expected to grow with a compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of
more than 30%. The pet healthcare market is expected to curb a market share of more than 2% in India.
The sales channel for pet grooming and healthcare products are specialized stores, multi-brand retailers
and online retails respectively.
  Asia Pacific is expected to expand at the fastest CAGR of 9.2% from 2020 to 2027. Rise in the adoption
of pet animals among people who consider them family members has boosted the growth of the market
in this region. Rising disposable income is leading to the increasing adoption of pets in countries, such
as China, Indonesia, and India. The India International Pet Fair estimates that the pet population has
grown from 7 million in 2006 to 10 million in 2014 and 600,000 pets are adopted every year. India is
projected to have the fastest-growing pet market due to rising adoption rates of pets. This, in turn, drives
the demand for various pet care services, such as pet sitting services.