The past one week showed continuity in sustained growth impetus that the FM industry has seen in the past many weeks now. The week gone
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The growth story in the FM outsourcing space continues this week as well. The week witnessed the same momentum that has been in place for
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The FM space saw a lot of buzz during the past week as the buyers kept the market busy with procurement notices covering the entire
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The second week of this month saw continued growth impetus as was witnessed in the first week with the buyers of FM services inviting bids to the tune of £4.5 Billion with
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The market has been valued at USD 63.97 billion in 2020 by Mordor Intelligence. Frost & Sullivan estimates the UK FM Industry revenues to be $43 Billion. As per our database the overall FM market in the UK stands at £107.2 billion in TCV. The public sector contributes 59% while the private sector contributes 41%. Among the service types Hard & Soft FM Contributed almost equally at 36% & 35% respectively. The integrated services contributed with 29%. Local government authorities were the lead buyers in the overall stack with 19% of value contribution followed by Central Government and Office both at 14% each.
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