downstream industry

Such comparison often reveals useful insights which help business analysts better understand performance relationship between the subject company and its downstream industry.

Timber enterprises and their downstream industries made a sizable contribution to the Mongolian economy, accounting for 10 percent of gross industrial output in 1985.

A leading edge in chip-making tools confers advantage both in chips and in the downstream industries that depend on them, like computers and telecommunications.

The Liquid is supplied in liquid form to downstream industries in Bahrain and is transferred in crucibles.

A Propylene Plant with a capacity of 17,000 tonnes per annum was commissioned in 1988 to supply petrochemical feedstock to neighbouring downstream industries.

Haldia Petrochemicals, a modern naphtha based petrochemical complex and the second largest project of its kind in India, has been a catalyst for the development of a large number of downstream industries.

"There has been a slowdown in what we expected of downstream industries in the private sector," said Hamdan A. Al-Hamdan, director of Jubail's economic development at the Royal Commission.

As a farmer I have watched the devastation BSE has caused, not just to British farmers but also to all the ancillary industries, such as transport, auction marts, abattoirs and downstream industries.

The production of high-quality handspun yarn would be able to add value to sheared sheep wool and link into other downstream industries such as textile, carpets and handicrafts, generating further income and job prospects.

The canals and railroads that serve as the Corridor's backbone once transported coal, lumber, slate, iron, cement, and steel from mountain to market, fueling the Industrial Revolution and supplying downstream industries for more than a century.

He is allowed only two exceptions: national security or a finding that in granting relief to one industry, such as copper mining, a downstream industry, such as a copper fabricator, would be injured more than the industry seeking relief.

Before releasing the water from dam's spillway gates, necessary warning is communicated to district authorities, affected downstream industries, municipalities and others including senior administrative officials of Burdwan, Bankura, Purulia; IOW Dept.

That is, it is probably undesirable for co-operative R&D ventures to include all producers of a competing range of products, and two or more co-operative projects serving the same downstream industry are likely to be preferable to a single, all-inclusive project.

The restructured company will be "the vehicle for the kingdom's drive to establish a substantial presence in the downstream industry overseas by means of joint ventures with the former Aramco parents as well as with others," wrote Ian Seymour, editor of the authoritative newsletter.

With the development of phase two of the MSC connecting Georgetown, Bertam and KHTP, potentials of development as the science and cyber city would spur on the development of other downstream industries in Kulim.

When there is a lack of comparison with direct competition, a meaningful alternative could be a vertical value-chain approach where the subject company is compared with, for example, a known downstream industry to have a good feel of its value by building useful correlations with its downstream companies.

For example, if a growing subject company is in an industry more concentrated than its downstream industry with a high degree of interdependence, one should logically expect the subject company performs better than the downstream industry in terms of growth, margins and risk.

Euromines welcomed this initiative wholeheartedly since in the past years a whole array of legislative measures and the lack of public awareness in Europe had made access to raw materials for the extractive industry as well as for the downstream industry more and more difficult and, at the best of times, time consuming.