Electric-power industry in Namibia: Business Report 2024
This report is a comprehensive research of electric-power industry in Namibia.
The first two chapters of the report feature the country profile by giving general information on Namibia and by thoroughly studying its economic state, (including key macroeconomic indicators and their development trends). The third chapter covers common business procedures in the country: from starting a project to closing a business. This chapter elucidates the country’s fiscal system, existing labour practices, property rights regulation peculiarities and other issues vital for running business in this country.
Further, the report analyses electric-power industry in the country by identifying key market players, (including major producers, traders, etc), as well by evaluating foreign economic relations within the sector in the recent three years. An important part of the report is Porter Five Forces analysis that surveys an industry through five major questions (What composes a threat of substitute products and services? Is there a threat of new competitors entering the market? What is the intensity of competitive rivalry? How big is the bargaining power of buyers? How significant is the bargaining power of suppliers?).
Related news bulletins update and add the finishing touch to an overview of economic situation in Namibia.
The aim of this study is to provide a tool which will assist strategy group and the management team specialists in making correct decisions as how to penetrate the Namibia market and how to catch the maximum commercial opportunities in dealing with business partners in this country.
The first two chapters of the report feature the country profile by giving general information on Namibia and by thoroughly studying its economic state, (including key macroeconomic indicators and their development trends). The third chapter covers common business procedures in the country: from starting a project to closing a business. This chapter elucidates the country’s fiscal system, existing labour practices, property rights regulation peculiarities and other issues vital for running business in this country.
Further, the report analyses electric-power industry in the country by identifying key market players, (including major producers, traders, etc), as well by evaluating foreign economic relations within the sector in the recent three years. An important part of the report is Porter Five Forces analysis that surveys an industry through five major questions (What composes a threat of substitute products and services? Is there a threat of new competitors entering the market? What is the intensity of competitive rivalry? How big is the bargaining power of buyers? How significant is the bargaining power of suppliers?).
Related news bulletins update and add the finishing touch to an overview of economic situation in Namibia.
The aim of this study is to provide a tool which will assist strategy group and the management team specialists in making correct decisions as how to penetrate the Namibia market and how to catch the maximum commercial opportunities in dealing with business partners in this country.
1. NAMIBIA: COUNTRY PROFILE
1.1. Geographical position
1.2. Historical background
1.3. Demography
1.4. Administrative divisions
1.6. Economic situation
1.8. Social environment and culture. Cultural differences and their impact on business negotiations
2. NAMIBIA: FINANCIAL AND ECONOMICAL PROFILE
2.1. Country’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP): historical trends and projection
2.3. Industrial production outlook
2.4. Namibia foreign trade
2.2. Current investment climate
2.5. Labor market overview. Current employment state
2.6. Ratings by major rating agencies
3. PECULIARITIES OF DOING BUSINESS IN NAMIBIA
3.1. Procedures for starting a business
3.2. Routine for building permits obtaining
3.3. Employment laws
3.4. Registration of ownership rights
3.5. Basic terms of providing business loans by banks
3.6. Measures for investments protection
3.7. Tax system
3.8. Foreign trade transactions
3.9. Debt collection
3.10. Business liquidation
4. NAMIBIA ELECTRICAL INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
4.1. Electrical Power Generation
4.2. Electrical Energy Transmission Network
4.3. Electrical Machinery and Equipment Import in Namibia
Electrical Equipment Suppliers in Namibia
5. NAMIBIA ELECTRICAL INDUSTRY PORTER FIVE FORCES ANALYSIS
6. NAMIBIA ECONOMY NEWS AND ANALYSIS DIGEST
* Please note that Electric-power industry in Namibia: Business Report 2024 is a half ready publication. It only requires updating with the help of new data that are constantly retrieved from various databases and other sources. The updating process takes 3-5 business days after an order is placed. Thus, the clients always obtain a revised and updated version of the report.
Please also note that such an updating procedure is free of charge. The databases contain information for more than 25,000 different chemicals available but it is impossible to have all reports updated immediately. That is why it takes 3-5 days to update a report after an order is received.
1.1. Geographical position
1.2. Historical background
1.3. Demography
1.4. Administrative divisions
1.6. Economic situation
1.8. Social environment and culture. Cultural differences and their impact on business negotiations
2. NAMIBIA: FINANCIAL AND ECONOMICAL PROFILE
2.1. Country’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP): historical trends and projection
2.3. Industrial production outlook
2.4. Namibia foreign trade
2.2. Current investment climate
2.5. Labor market overview. Current employment state
2.6. Ratings by major rating agencies
3. PECULIARITIES OF DOING BUSINESS IN NAMIBIA
3.1. Procedures for starting a business
3.2. Routine for building permits obtaining
3.3. Employment laws
3.4. Registration of ownership rights
3.5. Basic terms of providing business loans by banks
3.6. Measures for investments protection
3.7. Tax system
3.8. Foreign trade transactions
3.9. Debt collection
3.10. Business liquidation
4. NAMIBIA ELECTRICAL INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
4.1. Electrical Power Generation
4.2. Electrical Energy Transmission Network
4.3. Electrical Machinery and Equipment Import in Namibia
Electrical Equipment Suppliers in Namibia
5. NAMIBIA ELECTRICAL INDUSTRY PORTER FIVE FORCES ANALYSIS
6. NAMIBIA ECONOMY NEWS AND ANALYSIS DIGEST
* Please note that Electric-power industry in Namibia: Business Report 2024 is a half ready publication. It only requires updating with the help of new data that are constantly retrieved from various databases and other sources. The updating process takes 3-5 business days after an order is placed. Thus, the clients always obtain a revised and updated version of the report.
Please also note that such an updating procedure is free of charge. The databases contain information for more than 25,000 different chemicals available but it is impossible to have all reports updated immediately. That is why it takes 3-5 days to update a report after an order is received.
