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Shell Core Distribution Transformer Market Share, Growth and Future Outlook 2034

A shell core distribution transformer is a transformer that features a distinctive core design aimed at improving efficiency and performance. Unlike core-type transformers, where the windings wrap around the core, the shell-type design encloses the windings within the core. This structure offers a shorter magnetic path, enhanced magnetic shielding, and greater mechanical strength, making it well-suited for distribution applications that demand reliability and efficiency. These transformers are widely used in power distribution systems to reduce high-voltage electricity from transmission networks to voltage levels appropriate for residential, commercial, and industrial use.

According to SPER Market Research, ‘Global Shell Core Distribution Transformer Market Size- By Installation, By Cooling, By Rating, By Application - Regional Outlook, Competitive Strategies and Segment Forecast to 2034’ state that the Global Shell Core Distribution Transformer Market is predicted to reach 27.94 Billion by 2034 with a CAGR 8.49%.

Drivers:

Several key factors are driving the growth of the shell core distribution transformer market. Increasing global electricity demand, spurred by rapid urbanization and industrialization—particularly in developing regions—is a major influence. Efforts to modernize power grids and expand energy infrastructure are also creating a strong demand for efficient and dependable transformers. As renewable energy sources like solar and wind are increasingly integrated into power systems, there is a growing need for advanced distribution equipment, with shell core transformers standing out for their efficiency and flexibility. Moreover, ongoing innovations in transformer design and materials are improving performance, durability, and reliability, making these transformers an appealing choice for both utility providers and industrial users.

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Restraints:

The shell core distribution transformer market encounters several challenges that could limit its growth. A major issue is the high upfront cost of manufacturing and installation, especially when incorporating advanced technologies or specialized materials. This can be a significant obstacle for smaller utility companies or markets with tight budgets. Additionally, the market is vulnerable to volatility in the prices of key raw materials like copper and steel, which can drive up production costs and affect pricing consistency. Operational difficulties such as supply chain disruptions, delays in component availability, and a shortage of skilled labor further complicate production schedules and may lead to project delays. The shell core distribution transformer market in North America is projected to experience substantial growth in the coming years. This growth is primarily driven by increased investments in grid modernization efforts aimed at enhancing reliability and efficiency. The rising integration of renewable energy sources like wind and solar, along with ongoing urbanization and industrial expansion across the region, are also key contributors. Moreover, the replacement of aging infrastructure and the growing implementation of smart grid technologies are further boosting demand for shell core distribution transformers. Some significant market players are ABB, Celme S.r.l., CG Power & Industrial Solutions Ltd., Eaton Corporation, Elsewedy Electric, EMCO Limited, General Electric, Hitachi Energy Ltd., HYOSUNG HEAVY INDUSTRIES, Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, ORMAZABAL, Schneider Electric, Siemens,

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shrikrisharathod · 6 years ago

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Telecom Transformers Market Analysis by Growth Opportunities, Size, Driving Factors by Manufacturers, Regions, Type and Application, Revenue Market Forecast 2019-2025

Telecom transformers are used in applications which require high bandwidths and fast switching speeds. They isolate the signal between primary and secondary grounds. An ATM transformer works with asynchronous transfer mode a packet switching and transmission system also known as cell relay.

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Top Key Player : Siemens, Alstom, ABB, Altrafo, Hyundai Heavy Industries, Layer Electronics, MACE, Ormazabal, SPX Transformer, GE, Toshiba, XD Group, TBEA, Ruhstrat, Mitsubishi Electric, LS Industrial, J Schneider Elektrotechnik.

By Product Types: Step Up Transformer and Step Down Transformer, Three Phase Transformer and Single Phase Transformer, Electrical Power Transformer, Distribution Transformer and Instrument Transformer, Outdoor Transformer and Indoor Transformer, Oil Cooled and Dry Type Transformer, Core type, Shell type and Berry type transformer, Telecom Transformers

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pranjaliadroit · 6 years ago

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Global Nanodiamonds Market- Global Insights, Growth, Size, Comparative Analysis, Trends and Forecast, 2018 – 2025Nanodiamonds Market

Global Nanodiamonds Market Size Status and Forecast 2025”, The report classifies the global Nanodiamonds in a precise manner to offer detailed insights about the aspects responsible for augmenting as well as restraining market growth.

This report studies the global Nanodiamonds market, analyzes and researches the Nanodiamonds Speaker development status and forecast in North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America, Middle East, and Africa. This report focuses on the top players in global market, like Henan Yuxing Sino-Crystal Micron Diamond, Diacel Corporation, Beijing Grish Hitech, Henan Union Abrasives Corp, Adamas Technologies, NanoTech Lubricants, Carbodeon, Microdiamant, NanoDiamond Products Limited, Ray Techniques, SINTA.

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The global nanodiamonds market size was 39.10 kilo tons in 2017. Lesser cost and large-scale production of nanodiamonds are leading to its enhanced demand among various industries such as coatings, electronics and biomedical. Rising application scope is projected to be the key drive the global market share.

Nanodiamonds (ND), also known as ultra-dispersed diamonds (UDD) or detonation diamonds (DND), were first discovered in 1963 in the Soviet Union. However, they are being commercially produced in large scales over the last few years.

Nanodiamonds are typically manufactured using high-pressure high temperature (HPHT), chemical vapor deposition (CVD) and detonation. Diamonds manufactured using the detonation method are used extensively due to their relatively lower costs of production. Also, excellent mechanical, optical and thermal properties, high surface areas and tunable characteristics make it widely suitable for large-scale commercial applications. Additionally, nanodiamonds are extensively utilized as reinforcement additives in metal coatings, which increases its mechanical and friction characteristics. Apart from this, adoption of specially prepared nanodiamonds for motor oils production has significantly reduced the wear and tear, fuel consumption, and undesirable emissions in an exhaust, increase of torque and power of the engines.

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Nanodiamonds have witnessed a higher rate of adoption over the past few years on account of extensive research & development for its commercial use. Post its commercialization, several manufacturers of oilcompounds, finish polishing and electroplating had incorporated the use of nanodiamonds in their products to offer their consumers the next generation technology. Finish polishing application garnered a CAGR of 12.4% through the forecast period. Rising applications of nanodiamonds higher precision polishing compositions, such as polish of silicon wafers, glass and ceramics is a major factor behind the growth of this segment.

The global nanodiamonds market trends vary across regions. Over the past few years, Asia Pacific has emerged as the largest producer as well as consumer of nanodiamonds, capturing a market revenue of USD 41.5 million in 2017. Superior properties of nanodiamonds make it a substitute choice for a broad range of fillers, and abrasives, thus enhancing the global nanodiamonds market share.

Presence of manufacturing bases of lubricant oil companies such as Fuchs, Shell, Valvoline, and Gulf lubricants has resulted in providing an impetus to the growth of the global nanodiamonds market size and this trend is expected to grow over the forecast period. Also, increasing automobile production & sales is expected to subsequently augment the global nanodiamonds market share over the projected period.

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Although widely used, several of these manufacturers had already started setting up their production units outside of North America, which resulted in the demand for nanodiamonds being redirected towards economical manufacturing zones of Asia Pacific and Central & South America. As China is the largest producer of nanodiamonds, several countries import the product from the country. Products are supplied to the consumer through two distribution channels, viz., direct supply agreements and third-party agreements. In cases where the product is to be traded, distribution often occurs via third-party agents including wholesalers and distributors.

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How the principles of Zoho propelled an Indian consultant to switch from Salesforce

In the 7th episode of Stories That Inspire, Vinay Nair, founder of Aarialife Technologies, tells us the story of his entrepreneurial endeavor. From starting out in business at the young age of 26, to going on an educational detour to Harvard, and figuring out his alignment with Sridhar’s vision for Zoho, Aarialife is now the fastest growing partner!

Adhya: How did you come to love technology?

Vinay: The internet had always fascinated me. During the ’90s, when I was in college, I got myself engaged in part-time positions. It was a time when the internet had just entered India. So, one of my contractual stints had me talking about the potential that the internet brings along. Those were the days when people were hooked with dial-up connections and played with shell command prompts for data exchange. The internet was nascent, and I went around talking technology to the subscribers of the net!

Adhya: So, when was your first professional connection with IT?

Vinay: My initial interaction with technology happened just after I graduated from college. Arvind Mills, a manufacturing firm in Ahmedabad marked my first step into the technical world. I was a part of its IT department and my first project was an SAP rollout for the company. This became my first exposure to an enterprise application.

Adhya: How did the shift to SaaS happen?

Vinay: After my stint in Arvind Mills, I moved into Pune to work for Kale consultants in 2001. They were the leaders of airlines software. I was a member of their network assistance team, tasked with the responsibility of hosting the client-server based applications on the internet.

I got an opportunity to travel to the data centers and get a glimpse into how applications are hosted on the web. Back in my college days, I just preached about the internet as a dilettante, but this was real-time exposure to the knowledge that anything could be accessed over the internet!

Adhya: …and how did entrepreneurship come into the picture?

Vinay: After a couple of years at Kale, one of my relatives wanted to build a business around the IT industry. I was just 26 when he approached me to shape his business as an intrapreneur. Given my upbringing in Gujarat, one of the largest business community, I guess, I was also unknowingly inclined towards entrepreneurship. Now that I had an investor from my own family, I felt that it would be a fantastic opportunity!

Adhya: That’s very young! Were you ever worried about what would happen if things didn’t go according to plan?

Vinay: Well, I was 26 and had just got married, so my mind was entirely focused on the future. My wife was doing her PhD then. So, I felt that even if I didn’t make the cut, she would always be there to support me both financially and emotionally. We both had discussed this idea before stepping into the boat. Our decision was to give it some time of 2 or 3 years before making the final call. And that’s how my entrepreneurial journey started!

Adhya: What were your initial struggles with setting up the company?

Vinay: Getting started was hard on us. We wanted to be an IT company, but we weren’t certain about what we needed to do. Gradually, we figured out the potential behind business applications. It was 2003, and there weren’t many in the Indian market so we decided to do something on the cloud. Back then, Salesforce and Netsuite were the only two solutions and we narrowed down on Netsuite for the breadth of functionalities it came with.

Adhya: How were your first few years into business?

Vinay: It was very challenging. Despite the immense potential in the products, people would revert with, “Oh! It doesn’t work without internet?”, and that would be about it. The Internet at that time was inconsistent. BSNL was the sole internet service provider in India. This made our first couple of years pretty rough with almost no clients. By that time, all my colleagues were in a steady job and I was pondering the path I chose to take!

Adhya: What was your feeling then?

Vinay: Since we’d already given 2 years to the business, I felt that we need to go through the motion for another year too. Fortunately, the following year, 2006, changed our entire game!

Adhya: What happened that year?

Vinay: Unilever was launching Purit, a water purifier system in India. When I met the CTO, he said,

“Vinay, all these years we were just about distribution, but for promoting Purit, we want to know our customers. We need a CRM, call center system, and an inventory management system. We are very particular about moving onto the cloud because we don’t know where our shops will be set. So, we need something that runs entirely on the internet”.

So, Chennai was their pilot area. They’d set up safe water zones across the city to sell water purifiers in every home at a given area. So, we configured a system with Netsuite to keep track of the data from the system. We basically competed against Microsoft and SAP.

Unilever liked what we’d offered and this gave us our first big break! Till today, this stands as the largest cloud-based deal in India. The solution involved 2000 users in India, and expanded to 9 more countries globally!

Adhya: Wow! That’s huge!

Vinay: Absolutely! It set us on the path to growth. Very soon, we landed multiple enterprise. Consequently, we set up offices in Dubai and Canada. By 2016, I’d grown the company to around $6 million dollars in revenue. Gradually, I figured out what needed to be done next.

Adhya: So, what was next?

Vinay: With such massive growth in my business, I was able to invest in my wife’s venture into entrepreneurship, and in 2009, Aaria Biolife was born. Given her science background our vision was to eradicate environmental issues with the help of science. So, we focused on the agriculture sector and began with manufacturing organic agri inputs. Today, this is being used by 30,000+ farmers.

Adhya: So, how did the IT wing of Aarialife happen?

Vinay: Not so early!

In 2016, I decided to move out of my engagement with the IT sector and went on a year’s recess. I had started business at a very young age and had no time to complete my higher education. I had also found a passion in entrepreneurship and wanted to know more about growing a business. That’s when I came across a one year course at Harvard, for which I had to be in Boston for 2-3 weeks in a quarter. I felt that the timing was just right to start there.

My exposure and experience in the Harvard ecosystem gave me a new perspective towards business. It inspired me to restart my IT business, and in 2018, Aarialife Technologies happened. This time, I had my vision very clearly laid out – technology for the greater good. The core team was formed by my colleagues from my previous business who were eager to collaborate once again.

Adhya: Last time you were with Salesforce and Netsuite. Who were your product partners this time?

Vinay: The first step of Aarialife Technologies was to take up the Netsuite partnership. We’d been very successful together previously, and they wanted us to continue the legacy. The second in line was Zoho.

Adhya: Netsuite has been with you all through your entrepreneurial journey. What’s the connection?

Vinay: Netsuite comes across as a cloud-based ERP, with accounting, inventory, finance, and above all, the branding of Oracle. When we approached Netsuite back in 2003, they did not have any office or partnerships outside of the US and were surprised with my request from India. So, in 2003 we became the first Netsuite partner outside of the US, and today, our association cotinues.

Adhya: This time, what made you pick Zoho over Salesforce?

Vinay: With Salesforce, I was restricted to just CRM. So, if a prospect says that they don’t need a CRM, then my doors to the company are actually shut. But, my vision was to sell to any section of a major business, and Zoho was a natural fit with its 40+ applications that can run an entire business on the cloud, perfectly complimenting to my Netsuite’s offering.

Also, all through my life, I worked with American products, but deep down, my heart craved for something from my home country. Coincidentally, I came across one of Sridhar’s videos at Tenkasi and that’d struck my heart strings! Zoho was a natural fit into my principles of business.

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Adhya: You resonate a lot with Sridhar’s vision for Zoho!

Vinay: Indeed, I am aligned to Sridhar’s school of thought. But this was not something that I read, and then fit my business model to. It was the way we were, even before coming to learn about Zoho University and the recruitment processes at Zoho.

We also hire people from second and third tier cities who come from a lower-middle to middle class income background. We also work on providing internships and creating opportunities for the differently-abled because we want everyone with the skill to get a chance to express it.

My first 12 years into entrepreneurship were all about money and closing clients, but today, Sridhar’s vision has given me an entirely new perspective on running the show.

Adhya: With two products under the same banner, how was your focus divided?

Vinay: Initially, Zoho was only an option when people said no to Netsuite. This was my approach in the start. I was like everyone else who thought that Zoho was just about CRM. But the very instant I got introduced to Zoho’s product range, I was blown away! Zoho is indeed a pioneer of digital transformation that gave me a full platter of products. Almost instantly, Zoho also became our mainstream practice.

Adhya: How different is Zoho from all the other products you’d worked with?

Vinay: Firstly, it is about the people in Zoho; there’s an Indian touch to everything. The company always puts the client’s need above all with the primary focus revolving around creating a difference. Revenue and other aspects of business have always been secondary.

The next, would be the product catalogue of Zoho; there’s always one for every business need in existence.

The final differentiator would be the amazing management at Zoho who are humble and always approachable!

Adhya: How has the journey with Zoho been since then?

Vinay: Zoho has indeed surprised me. We started selling Zoho in May 2018. Today, we’ve got 112 clients spread across 12 countries in less than a year. Ambi and Tonia had mentioned that ours was the fastest to scale to the advanced partner tier. It is a serious business now and we’ve begun investing in practice.

Adhya: That’s fantastic growth! How are you planning on carrying forward your momentum?

Vinay: We’ve collaborated with Zoho management to figure out what more we can do. Our logical choice was to extend the Zoho offering from our offices in Dubai and Toronto. In fact, we landed a sizeable deal of $60,000+ for a utility company in Dubai.

Also, a recent discussion with Zoho had put us on the path to the enterprise market. We are intend to partner with the EBS (Enterprise Business Solutions) team and both of us are now working towards a common goal.

Adhya: So, what is your marketing game plan now?

Vinay:

If you call someone, you are a sales guy. But, if someone calls you, you are a consultant.

So, 70% of our efforts are on inbound marketing. In fact, we’ve very recently updated our website to a clean layout and even started to write blogs. We’ve also got a couple of videos on customer success stories lined up on our inbound marketing plan. Zoho has been very kind to help us with it. Although inbound is our focus for the present, we will also be engaged in outbound marketing with our feet to the grounds of the territories where we’ve got a physical office.

Adhya: What are your plans for this year?

Vinay: For this year, we’ll also be targeting enterprise clients (200+ users) for Zoho. With Zoho also contributing to this passion of ours, we’ve partnered with the EBS team of Zoho.

We’re also looking to expand our market presence by opening up offices in Banglore and Delhi for the Indian market. In North America, we are based in Toronto to handle the US market, but are looking to set up a local operation, too. We’ve been in discussion with Zoho on a couple of territories for our international expansion.

Apart from Zoho, we are also working on creating a technology platform for farmers. This is our product business that is currently under development.

Adhya: What’s the connection between the agricultural and technical wings of Aarialife?

Vinay: Apart from our technology platform for the agriculture sector, I’ve personally been a proponent of “grow your own food” because 70% of the issues with human is contributed by the type of food people consume. So, our two-storey building is home to not just our office but also the food we eat. Our indoor farming practice has got the walls and terraces bearing the vegetables that our employees take home for their daily meal. So, our vision is driven by Zoho’s principle of “small office, home office,” with the small now getting bigger and better.

Adhya: Wonderful! But when it comes to consulting, CRM has always been the focus. Why?

Vinay: CRM has always been the easiest on cloud, because the sales guys are always travelling, and they need to be able to access data from wherever they are. But when it comes to finance and inventory management, those guys never travel! So, people start challenging the introduction of cloud software in those arenas.

Today, the focus is more about running the business. People don’t want to be bogged down with the work of checking the hardware, the backup, and every other entity that is just an ancillary. So, the focus today is more than just CRM. It is about the business operating system that Zoho stands for and I believe that this improves the “business of doing business”!

Adhya: Now that you’re a growing company, what are your efforts on customer retention?

Vinay: From this year, we’ll be having an AMO (Account Management Office) team. Initially we weren’t ready for this massive growth, but now that we’re here, this will be our focus. The Zoho catalogue is vast with over 40 apps, and now, as we speak, another 2 might have been added, haha. So apart from renewals, this team would also be looking into up sell and cross-sell opportunities. They would be managing and engaging our existing clientele.

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Global Erythrosine Market Soaring Demand Assures Motivated Revenue Share during 2018-2028

Colorants are of two different types: natural colorants and synthetic colorants. Natural colorants are obtained from plant extracts and synthetic colorants are treated with chemicals and aluminium hydroxide. Erythrosine is a synthetic red colour that is primarily used as a food colorant in cocktails, candies, popsicles, coloured pistachio shells and cake decorating gels. Erythrosine is classed as a xanthene dye. Xanthene is a fluorescent dye that ranges from yellow to pink to bluish red. The fluorescent colour that is being used in the food and beverage industry is achieved by the addition of xanthene and erythrosine dyes. Erythrosine imparts a bright pink shade with good stability to heat and is highly stable in the presence of sulphur dioxide, and this helps preserve the colour that is being added to food. Erythrosine is also being used in the pharmaceuticals industry for the colouring of capsules and tablets. The Erythrosine Market is expected to register significant growth in the upcoming decade owing to an increase in the production and consumption of modern food such as ready-to-eat convenience food, fruit juices and others.

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From the 20th century, there has been an increase in the processing of food, which has led to the usage of new types of food additives such as nutritional agents, processing agents, preservatives, sensory agents, flavourings, colour retention agents, baking agents and acid regulators, among others. In recent decades, sensory agents, a type of food additive, registered enormous growth in the market. Sensory agents are colorants that are added to food and beverage products. Colorants are an important characteristic of food as they directly influence the impression of the quality and the flavour of food. Erythrosine is a type of food colorant that is red in colour and is made from coal tar. It is an organic dye that consists of sodium and iodine. It is commonly referred to as red dye due to its appearance. Erythrosine dyes are used in many modern foods such as ready-to-eat convenience foods, low-calorie foods, fruit juices and snacks. The burgeoning demand for erythrosine is expected to result in lucrative market growth as it is one of the major additives that is required for processed food products.

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Some of the key players operating in the global erythrosine market are Univar Colour; Sigma-Aldrich Co. LLC; Dynemic Products Ltd.; Food Ingredient Solutions LLC; Parshwanath Dyestuff Industries; Sun Food Tech.; Kolor Jet Chemical Pvt. Ltd.; BASF SE; Jagson Colorchem Limited; Matrix Pharma Chem; Vidhi Specialty Food Ingredients Limited; Rung International; Vinayak Ingredients India Pvt. Ltd. and Kanegrade Ltd.

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In 2018, Kanegrade Ltd. announced that it has offered an extensive range of organic vegetables and herb mixes that contain natural & organic food additives. This is expected to boost the market for external organic food additives as people these days prefer organic and natural food over conventional food.

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Increase in the demand for convenience food in the upcoming years is unstoppable. According to the WHO, the Erythrosine intake in Canada is more than that in the US and other regions. The distribution of products through small and large players is likely to significantly boost the erythrosine market in the coming years.

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National Grid plc isn’t the only dividend king I’d buy today

For those seeking reliable earnings and dividend growth in turbulent times, it’s hard to look past National Grid (LSE: NG).

It goes without saying that electricity is one of those commodities that we Britons cannot go without, regardless of whether or not the domestic economy is failing or thriving. So with GDP growth starting to stutter (this rung in at a pretty-insipid 0.4% for the third quarter), and the never-ending Brexit saga threatening keep economic expansion reined in many years yet, now could prove a sage time to plough into the utilities space.

The likes of Centrica and SSE face an uncertain future, however, as the embattled Conservative government, eager to re-seize the initiative from the Labour opposition, vows to implement price caps on Britain’s leading power suppliers.

National Grid is insulated from the worst of these troubles, however, given that it does not sell electricity to hard-hit consumers, but simply keeps the electricity grid up and running. And therefore its profits outlook is that much more stable.

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Such earnings visibility is of course essential to keep dividends on an upward slant and has given National Grid the confidence to keep raising payouts at a pretty decent lick.

And thanks to the stable operating environment, the City is certainly expecting rewards at the London-based business to keep sprinting higher. The 44.27p per share dividend shelled out in the year to March 2017 is anticipated to rise to 45.3p in the current period, and again to 46.8p next year.

As a consequence, yields for fiscal 2018 and 2019 rock up at a terrific 4.9% and 5.1%, respectively.

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My bullish assessment of big-yielder Connect Group (LSE: CNCT) has also improved immensely in recent days following the release of full-year financials. And so has that of the broader market.

The distribution giant has seen its share value explode 25% since Thursday’s update, share pickers piling in after it said heavy restructuring measures would drive it back into earnings growth from this year.

While market conditions remain difficult at the business (revenues and adjusted pre-tax profits dropped 3.1% and 2.8% correspondingly in the 12 months to August 2017, it advised this week), Connect has now embarked on a two-year transformation drive which will encompass the “comprehensive integration of our core businesses, extending from leadership and central services through to the network and frontline delivery.” Its decision to focus on Early Distribution and Mixed Freight divisions should create a leaner and more effective earnings generator in the years ahead.

Connect kept its record of handsome dividend growth rolling by electing to lift the shareholder reward to 9.8p per share for fiscal 2017, from 9.5p in the previous year. But brokers are predicting that the dividend will shrink in the current fiscal period, to 9.7p per share.

However, this figure still yields a formidable 8.6%. And I believe payout projections could be on the end of meaty upgrades in the months ahead, should restructuring measures begin to bear fruit. Indeed, the number crunchers are expecting earnings to move 7% higher in the current year alone.

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As I say, I reckon both Connect Group and National Grid are terrific stock selections right now. And forward P/E ratios of 6.8 times and 15 times respectively make them worthy of serious attention.

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