China has a robust industrial infrastructure, and the country garners around 40.5% of revenue from the industrial sector. The country is the largest manufacturing economy and exporter of goods across the world. It is one of the world’s fastest growing consumer markets, and it is also a leading importer of goods. The massive industrial infrastructure and policy-level support for industrial development in India and China makes Asia-Pacific a significant market for industrial batteries across the world. In 2015, the government of China launched “Made in China 2025,” a state-led industrial policy that is aimed to make China dominant in global high-tech manufacturing. The program includes the use of government subsidies, mobilization of state- owned enterprises, and persuasion of intellectual property acquisition to catch up with the western technological prowess and eventually surpass the same. In September 2014, the government of India launched the “Make in India” program, which is aimed at encouraging domestic manufacturing. The program has resulted in robust growth in FDI in the country, which increased from USD 45.15 billion in FY15 to USD 60.97 in FY18. Industrial batteries are source of electrical energy that is generated from electrochemical reactions. The industrial batteries are an important part of uninterrupted power supply (UPS) system, which are widely used for stationary or mobile applications. These batteries are used in the telecom industry, datacenters, forklifts, medical equipment, railroad signaling, and emergency lighting, among others. The various technologies used for industrial batteries include lithium-ion, lead-acid, nickel cadmium, and nickel hydride, among others. • The use of batteries in industrial sector are of paramount importance to ensure that the industrial activities do not come to a standstill when the supply of electricity is lacking. Thus, the batteries in industrial sector are largely used as backup power source.

1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY


2. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY 

3. MARKET OVERVIEW 

4. MARKET DYNAMICS 

5. SUPPLY CHAIN ANALYSIS


6. INDUSTRY ATTRACTIVENESS - PORTER’S FIVE FORCES ANALYSIS 

7. MARKET SEGMENTATION AND ANALYSIS 

8. REGIONAL MARKET ANALYSIS 

9. KEY COMPANY PROFILES 

10. COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE 

11. FUTURE OF THE MARKET 

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