DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/9v23nm/extended) has announced the addition of the "Extended Warranties and Insurance for Mobile and Non-Mobile Consumer Products in South Africa" report to their offering.
Extended Warranties and Insurance for Mobile and Non-Mobile Consumer Products in South Africa is about the market for extended warranties and insurance sold in conjunction with white goods, brown goods, grey goods, mobile gadgets and mobile phones in South Africa.
The study draws on extensive primary and secondary research covering 135 organisations involved in the production and distribution of mobile and non-mobile consumer products including manufacturers, mainstream mobile network operators, mobile virtual network operators (MVNOs), specialised retailers of consumer electronics, supermarkets and other types of retailer (namely, department stores, DIY / furniture / home outlets, speciality retailers and variety retailers). Hence, it provides a comprehensive overview of this activity across South Africa.
Key Features
- quantification of the market size for extended warranties and insurance linked to mobile and non-mobile consumer products: how much is the market likely to be worth in South Africa, and how does it segment between white goods, brown goods, grey goods, mobile gadgets and mobile phones?
- analysis of extended warranty underwriters and brokers that have established scheme relationships with manufacturers and retailers of white goods, brown goods, grey goods, mobile gadgets and mobile phones, including their unweighted share of partnerships;
- consideration of the potential for cross-selling stand-alone extended warranty and insurance policies through independent channels that are separate from either manufacturers or retailers: does an emerging market exist for this form of distribution in South Africa?
- forecasts for the market size for extended warranties and insurance linked to mobile and non-mobile consumer products up to 2016: assuming no significant changes in the number of manufacturer and retailer schemes, what factors will cause this sector to grow or decline in the next few years?
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