Research and Markets: Facilities Management Outsourcing - Corporate Sector Report - UK 2015-2019 Analysis

Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/c5vq9d/facilities) has announced the addition of the "Facilities Management Outsourcing - UK 2015-2019 Analysis " report to their offering.

The report offers a unique view of this substantial market, focusing on the outsourced management and delivery of non-core services within corporate end-use sectors including commercial offices, retail, entertainment & leisure, manufacturing & warehousing, energy & utilities and privatised transport services.

In 2015, the market value for outsourced bundled' services and TFM within the corporate sector was adversely affected by the decline in construction across a wide range of private sector markets between 2008 and 2013, but more recently, the market has seen some improvements in terms of number of contracts, business confidence levels, a generally improved economy and good growth in the financial and service sector.

This has led to reasonable growth in the market and optimism for good growth over the next few years. Commercial offices represent the largest end use sector accounting for over half of the market by value, followed by the retail sector. The leisure & entertainment sectors also account for a significant share.

Certain sectors of the corporate FM industry are likely to offer greater opportunities than others, in particular the office sector in the south east is continuing to show good growth. The leisure sector is expected to continue growing though the retail sector remains under pressure from the growth of the Internet and the Omni-channel and Multi-channel operations. This seems likely to limit the opportunity for substantial new developments of larger scale retail parks, though it may create opportunities in the warehousing sector.

However, facilities outsourcing within the corporate market is considered to be mature across most sectors, with around 75% of services by value thought to be outsourced in some way. Commercial offices and retail are approaching saturation point and as such, growth is largely reliant on expansion of these sectors.

Particular areas of insight include:

• Market activity within the corporate sector from 2009 to 2015, with forecasts through to 2019.
• Positive future prospects are influenced by the improving economy, growing added value opportunities, greater use of integrated FM services and more international contracts.
• Impact of Compulsory Living Wage on the overall FM market and on the corporate FM market in particular.
• Impact of the skills shortages in certain, more highly skilled sectors may constrain growth.
  

Key Topics Covered:

1. Introduction

2. Summary & Future Prospects

3. Economic Environment

4. FM in the Corporate Sector

5. Key Corporate End Use Sectors

6. Contractors Review

Companies Mentioned:

• Amey Group
• Aramark UK
• Babcock International Group
• Balfour Beatty Workplace
• Bouygues Energies and Services
• Capita Group
• Carillion
• Cofeley
• Deloitte Real Estate
• EC Harris
• Emcor UK
• Eric Wright
• Europa Support Services
• Facilities Services Group
• G4S
• Gardiner & Theobald
• Incentive FM
• Integral UK
• Interserve
• Inviron
• ISS UK
• John Laing
• Johnson Controls
• Kier
• Mace Macro
• Mears Group
• MITIE
• Morgan Sindall
• Mouchel
• Norland
• Norse Group
• OCS Group
• Rentokil Initial
• Robertson Group
• Serco Group
• SGP
• Skanska UK
• Sodexo
• Turner
• Vinci
• Volkerfitzpatrick

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