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| MSI CONTRACT CLEANING SERVICES: UK: 2000 |
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MSI believe that the UK contract cleaning market has grown substantially during the late 1990s, with the value of the market increasing by 16 percent to £4.26 million (euro6.05 billion) between 1995 and 1998. It is believed that the UK contract cleaning market increased by a further 7 percent in real terms during 1999.
Private sector cleaning companies are projected to represent 62 percent of the total value of the UK contract cleaning market in 1999. Moreover, private cleaning contractors are successful in winning more contracts in terms of numbers, accounting for 59 percent of the total number of contracts won in 1998.
Between 1995 and 1999 the UK market for specialised cleaning has grown in value terms as a proportion of the total market for contract cleaning. MSI estimate that in 1995 specialised cleaning represented 22 percent of the total UK market for contract cleaning services, whilst in 1999 it is projected that specialised cleaning will account for 31 percent of the total UK market.
The UK contract cleaning market is affected by a number of factors, including:
MSI forecast that the UK contract cleaning market will increase by 36 percent in real value terms between 2000 and 2004. The trend for end user sectors to outsource further services is expected to continue. Consequently, contract cleaning companies will increasingly offer a wider range of services to satisfy demand.
The contract cleaning industry in the UK is highly fragmented with few barriers to entry. The majority of contract cleaning businesses are small. Indeed, businesses with a turnover of less than £250 000 (euro355 000) accounted for nearly 80 percent of the total number of UK industrial cleaning businesses in 1998.
INTRODUCTION
Definitions
Methodology
UK Economy
Political Climate
Interest Rates
Inflation
Exchange Rates
Taxation
Household Income and Consumer Expenditure
Manufacturing Output
Services
Investment
Forecasts
Exchange Rates
Abbreviations
MARKET SIZE
Market Overview and Trends, 1995-1999
Market Segmentation
By Type Of Company
By Type Of Activity
By Type Of Cost
Factors Affecting Demand
Forecast Market Size, 2000-2004
Overview
By Type Of Cleaning, 2000-2004
CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTORS
OPPORTUNITIES FOR SUPPLIERS
INDUSTRY STRUCTURE
Overview
By Number Of Employees
Market Shares
Company Profiles
Gardner Merchant
ISS Cleaning Services
MITIE Group
OCS Group
Pall Mall Support Services Group
Ramoneur Cleaning And Support Services
RCO Holdings
Rentokil Initial
MAGAZINES
TRADE ASSOCIATIONS
LIST OF TABLES
LIST OF DIAGRAMS
1. Local Authority Building Cleaning In Great Britain, By Region, 1999
Text © 2000 MSI
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