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CaLM -

Cambodia | Laos | Myanmar

77 million untapped consumers

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Agenda

Economics

Population

Wealth

Consumerism

Attitudes

Summary

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Economics

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Population & GDP

Population Millions

GDP billions

90

123
Some
sources
at US $17
Billion

56
56
15
Vietnam

Myanmar Cambodia

6
Laos

14
Vietnam

Myanmar Cambodia

8
Laos

CaLM = 77 Million consumers with a 78 Billion GDP


Huge room for growth
SOURCE :http://www.census.gov
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Foreign Direct Investment


2012 could
be up to US
$ 20 Billion

FDI USD millions


23,107

18,595

14,696

2009

2010

2011

2012

12,000

322

Vietnam

756

912

Myanmar

511

622

777

Cambodia

971

774

761

1,088 1,285

Laos

Vietnam dwarfs CaLM in FDI, but this is changing especially for Myanmar
Source: data.worldbank.org
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Export, import, trade deficit - 2012


Vietnam

Myanmar

Cambodia

Laos

121,000
115,000

Imports vs. exports 2012 (estimates only):

9,135 9,035

-6,000
Exports of goods (millions US$)

100

6,640 8,606

2,840 3,324
-1,966

Imports of goods (millions US$)

-484
Trade balance (millions US$)

Typically developing nations have huge trade deficits, but due to the
economic slow-down and fiscal responsibility the CaLM region is
experiencing a trade balance which will not last long
Sources: National data sources, IMF, and World Bank
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GDP By Sector
MYANMAR

36.5%

LAOS

43%

20.5%

42.5%

CAMBODIA

37.3%

20.2%

33.4%
45.2%

Agriculture

Industry still lag behind


agriculture & services

Industry
21.4%

Services
Source: IMF data

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Major Exports
Cambodia

Myanamr

Laos

clothing
timber
rubber
rice
fish
tobacco
footwear
Oil

oil & gas


gemstones
timber
illegal drugs
rice
rubber

wood products
garments
electricity
coffee
tin
copper
gold
Electric power

Myanmar & Laos are incredibly natural resource rich


Source: Worldbank
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Inflation
Inflation %
25

23

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

23
19

9
7

8
6
4

Vietnam

Myanmar

-1

Cambodia

8
5

Laos

With the exception of 2008 and Vietnam the CaLM region has had
containable inflation, but will increase in Myanmar rapidly
SOURCE : imf.org
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Population

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Population
77 Million &
growing rapidly

Millions
90

69
56

Vietnam

Thailand

Myanmar

15

Cambodia

Laos

With a population of 75 Million and an incredible 40% plus under


20 years of age, a population boom will help drive
consumerism in CaLM
http://www.census.gov
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Greater Mekong Sub Region - Populated key cities


Vietnam

91,519,289

Ho Chi Minh

7,300,000

Hanoi

6,450,000

Myanmar

54,584,650

Yangon

4,573,000

Mandalay

1,237,000

Naypyidaw
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Laos
Vientiane
7 Key Cities

924,600
14,952,665
1,519,000
6,586,266
799,000
22,862,000

The seven major cities of the region have a larger population


than Australia = 22,683,600
Cambodia Life 2012 report
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July 2012

http://www.census.gov
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Population tree

70+ yrs

60-69 yrs

50-59 yrs

40-49 yrs

13

13

11

30-39 yrs

16

20-29 yrs

20

10-19 yrs

17

0-9 yrs

17

70%

16

72%

13

77%

54%

19

56%

22

64%

20

19

34%

18

37%

22

42%

The region is incredibly young boding well for the future


Cambodia Life 2012 report
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July 2012

Source: TNS VietCycle / TNS Cambodia Life / TNS Myanmar Life

Religions
Vietnam
7 3

Myanmar
4

4 4

Cambodia
24

50

40

88
Non-demoninational
Buddhist
Roman Catholic
Others

Buddhist

Other Christian

96
Buddhist (official)
Muslim

Muslim

Others

Others

Buddhism is by far the regions main Philosophy,


but the impact of Buddhism varies greatly in terms of daily life,
Laos = Buddhist 67%, Christian 1.5%, other and unspecified 31.5%
Source: VietCycle 2011; All-in-one; CIA - The World Factbook
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Ethnicity
Vietnam

Cambodia

Myanmar

14

22

5
5
68
86

Kinh (Viet)

90
Burmese
Indian

Others (i.e. Tay, Thai,


Muong, Khmer. Etc.)

Khmer

Kayin

Vietnamese

Others

Others (i.e. Shan, Rakhine, etc.)

This region is incredibly different in terms of ethnicity and very diverse,


especially Laos = Lao 55%, Khmou 11%, Hmong 8%, other (over 100 minor
ethnic groups) 26%
Source: All-in-one; CIA - The World Factbook
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Wealth

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2012 - GDP
Billions USD
318

123

Thailand

Vietnam

56

14

Myanmar

Cambodia

Laos

Though Vietnam is but a third Thailands GDP and CaLM but a 3rd of
Vietnam, this will change as global economic recession continues in Europe
and the US
Source: All-in-one; CIA - The World Factbook
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CaLM GDP & Purchase power


GDP / Capita
Thousand

Purchase power parity


Thousand
9,700

4,600

3,300
2,371
1,700

1,000

930

Vietnam Thailand Myanmar Cambodia

1,400
Laos

2,000

1,300
Vietnam Thailand Myanmar Cambodia

Laos

CaLM has a long way to go in terms of developing Purchasing Power,


which highlights the great opportunities available
SOURCE :http:/imf.org; http://www.tradingeconomics.com;
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Household expenditure
Breakdown of monthly urban household expenditure (%):

11%
4%
5%
6%

40%

6%

8%

8%
9%

8%
4%
4%
32%
5%
Groceries
5%

9%
11%

Groceries

10%

15%

Education

13%
3%
8%

38%

5%
5%
5%
6%
12%

5%

Transportation

Groceries are the main spend items followed by Education in CaLM


Source: TNS VietCycle / TNS Cambodia Life / TNS Myanmar Life
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Expenditure vs. Savings

22

17

78

83

Cambodia

Vietnam

Expenditure

93

Myanmar

Saving

Cambodians and Vietnamese have a higher penchant for savings


Source: TNS VietCycle / TNS Cambodia Life / TNS Myanmar Life
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Monthly Urban Household Income Comparisons


USD 750+

10

USD 500-750

23

32

USD 325-500

22
Under USD
325

11

11

15

25

16

11

26

30

26

11
2

12

Vietnam

Myanmar

Cambodia

SEC F (Under USD 125)


SEC D (USD 225-325)
SEC B (USD 500-750)

SEC E (USD 125-225)


SEC C (USD 325-500)
SEC A (USD 750+)

Vietnam is considerably more wealthy than Myanmar and Cambodia


Cambodia Life 2012 report
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July 2012

Source: TNS VietCycle / TNS Cambodia Life / TNS Myanmar Life


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Consumerism

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Household durables ownership - Urban


Myanmar

Cambodia

Vietnam
92

Gas stove

87

Refrigerator
CRT TV

61

Washing machine

60
41

PC/Deskstop

32

LCD / Plasma TV
Air conditionier

27

26

12

15

91

60
84

96

73
41

17
39

47

DVD Player

Laos

77

81

11

11

13

18

19

Karaoke system

17

18

Digital camera

13

12

34

36

Outside off TV, DVD players CaLM is substantially behind Vietnam


Source: TNS VietCycle / TNS Cambodia Life / TNS Myanmar Life
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Household technology items ownership - Urban


Mobile phone

Laptop

98

98

95

37
17

Vietnam

34

15

10

Cambodia

Myanmar

Laos

Myanmar lags far behind on technology


Source: TNS VietCycle / TNS Cambodia Life / TNS Myanmar Life
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Consumers top 3 items would like to own - Urban

Air-conditioner

Laptop

Washing machine

33%

33%

32%

Refrigerator

Washing machine

Air-conditioner

58%

44%

33%

Washing machine

Refrigerator

Laptop

21%

15%

15%

Similarities in terms of desired durable ownership are striking


Source: TNS VietCycle / TNS Cambodia Life / TNS Myanmar Life
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Top 3 favourite brands - Urban

Vietnam

Cambodia

Myanmar

Not surprisingly technology and transportation brands rule

Source: TNS VietCycle / TNS Cambodia Life / TNS Myanmar Life


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Attitudes

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Attitudes towards life Position & Status


Position and status in society is the most important aspect of my life?
73%

(top 2 box score)

49%
42%

Cambodia

Myanmar

Vietnam

Cambodians are in an all out push to catch up to the rest of the world,
while Burmese are still seeped in tradition
Source: TNS VietCycle / TNS Cambodia Life / TNS Myanmar Life
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Attitudes towards women


Top-2-box % agreement:
Urban Cambodia 2012

Urban Vietnam 2001

2012

69

2012

60

2001

49

Urban Vietnam 2011

2011

63

2011

34

Women must focus only on their


traditional family roles

It is completely acceptable for women


to earn more than men

Over the years attitudes towards women in society have liberalized


Source: TNS VietCycle / TNS Cambodia Life / TNS Myanmar Life
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Women and traditional roles


Top-2-box % agreement:

Women must focus on their traditional family roles

69

49

34

Myanmar 2012

Cambodia 2012

Vietnam 2011

Over time Cambodian and Burmese attitudes should become more equal
Source: TNS VietCycle / TNS Cambodia Life / TNS Myanmar Life
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Importance of family
Top-2-box % agreement:

Cambodia
92

95

Vietnam

Myanmar

96

16

A close family is essential to my


happiness

11

19

I prefer to spend more time with my


friends than my family

Family is still the cornerstone of society


Source: TNS VietCycle / TNS Cambodia Life / TNS Myanmar Life
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The most admired person in the country - urban


Q: Outside of your friends and family, which
person do you admire the most?
Daw Aung San Su Kyi

37
Somdach Hun Sen

22
Uncle Ho

9
Vietnam

Cambodia

Myanmar

Political leaders are most admired clearly showing huge


opportunity for Idols to take root
Source: TNS VietCycle / TNS Cambodia Life / TNS Myanmar Life
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Summary

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Summary

Positives

Negatives

77 Million untapped consumers

poor infrastructure for transport

rich in natural resources

poor human capital

very young population = future

very young population

limited competition

varying ethnicities and religions

willingness of host to do business

low incomes

Myanmar provides the best opportunity for future investment

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TNS Vietnam March 2013

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TNS
TNS Cambodia
Cambodia
March
March 2013
2013

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TNS Myanmar March 2013

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TNS now has full reports on Retail / Trade and Consumerism for
Myanmar and Cambodia

Please contact:
Ralf.Matthaes@tnsglobal.com
Regional Managing Director
TNS
Cambodia | Laos | Myanmar | Vietnam

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