Further analysis for an industry sub-class

by a searcher from Curtin University of Technology

4 years ago

Does anyone have tips on how to further analyse a sub-class of an industry (i.e.physiotherapy segment) . I am in the early stages of my search fund and I am trying to identify target industries that would be appealing to myself and potential investor. But i want identify a specific segment of an industry rather than being to general

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searcher from Temple University

Hi Andrew - IBISWorld has a tool designed to segment down and identify industries based on your own deal specifications (i.e. fragmented industries with a 2% or greater growth rate in the next 5 years with 10% or better profit margins in the Life Sciences sector). Here is a link to a summary - https://www.ibisworld.com/products/industry-wizard/

I'd be happy to put you in touch with someone out of our AU office for a tutorial on it

4 years ago | like reply | 0 likes

intermediary from University of Western Australia

I know the sector and can give you some advice on this. DM me or reach out at --@----.com If you prefer I can give you some advice in this thread, but I would need more detail from you, i.e. do you want advice on which industry segments to target? Or metrics to measure the segment by?

4 years ago | like reply | 0 likes

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