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Quarterly trends reports Q1 2021

  • Public Equity
  • Multi Sector
  • Global

This infographic provides statistics and data from our Q1 2021 Quarterly Trends Reports. To access any of the individual Sector Reports, click on the relevant button below.

Consumer Sector

Can food delivery apps sustain their growth?

Going forward, I see probably a 55/35/10 split between... Just Eat, Deliveroo and Uber Eats respectively.

Former global head at Deliveroo
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Energy Sector

China’s climate pledges underscore country’s renewables narrative

The installed capacity of China’s hydropower market will increase by 10-15% in the next three years due to the operation of several large hydropower projects on Jinsha River and Lancang River, and about 20% in the next five years [...]

Deputy general manager at Chongqing Datang International Pengshui Hydropower Development Co Ltd
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Healthcare Sector

Liquid biopsies under the microscope

Sometimes, from one of the first studies we published, 80% of what you find from blood ispicked up by tissue, and 80% vice versa, but there’s still a little bit of a gap, because of heterogeneity, because of tumour shedding, etc.

Former VP at Guardant Health Inc
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Industrials Sector

Hydrogen vehicles: what’s the next move?

California Fuel Cell Partnership has said there’s a vision to have one million fuel cell vehicles by 2030.

Former senior executive at Hydrogenics Corp
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Materials Sector

Nickel: what’s influencing demand?

EVs need a longer range per charge, such as 400-600km, or even 800-1,000km. Lithium iron phosphate materials cannot meet such a requirement. Only the high nickel ternary materials or NCA active materials can.

Former engineer at Contemporary Amperex Technology Co Ltd
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TMT Sector

A closer look at remote work solutions

Zoom, in the last quarter, they said about 60% of their incremental growth during that quarter came from monthly contracts. What that tells you is that a lot of that growth is from companies who are looking at this as a short-term necessity rather than a long-term strategic play.

Former Head at Zoom Video Communications Inc
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