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Automotive Engine Oil Market in Russia: current situation, forecast through 2030, analysis of key market players and sales channels
1 950 €
The report is released as a detailed presentation in PDF format and an attachment in the form of an Excel spreadsheet with key research findings and figures, thus combining a modern data presentation format with an opportunity to further analyze the data.
Automotive Transmission Oil Market: Current State, Forecast to 2025, Analysis of Key Players and Sales Channels
1 425 €
The automotive transmission oil market is characterized by similar trends. Last year, transmission oil sales in Russia totaled 69,000 tons, signifying a slight decrease over 2015. Meanwhile, RPI analysts forecast a turnaround in 2017, which could bring about the market’s minimum growth. By 2025 it could grow approximately by 10 percent and reach 76,000 tons.
Russian Drilling Market: Current State and Development Prospects until 2025
930 €
Drilling is the key driver of the Russian oilfield services market, as well as its major component, accounting for a 30% share (in monetary terms) when limited to contract drilling and reaching up to 50% when including the range of drilling services supporting conventional and horizontal drilling.
Russian Market of Motor, Gear and Hydraulic Oils for Special, Road Building, Agricultural, Quarry and Other Machinery: Key Trends and the Consumption Forecast until 2030
2 450 €
RPI offers you a unique report on the Russian market of motor, gear and hydraulic oils for special, road-construction and other machinery. What makes this research conducted by RPI’s team of analysts unique in the first place is its detailed analysis of key market tendencies and acquisition of up-to-date consumption figures, which help make the most accurate assessment of demand for these types of oil by 2030.
Russian Seismic Survey Market: Current Situation and Development Prospects through 2025
930 €
In 2011-2014, Russia's seismic survey market demonstrated steady growth. Plummeting oil prices forced subsoil users to review their geological exploration programs for 2015, bringing about a substantial decrease of the seismic survey market. The overall scope of work in the 2D segment was reduced by 36 percent, the 3D segment shrank by 18 percent, and the average level of seismic teams’ workload plunged from 70-80 percent in 2014 to 50-60 percent in 2015.
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