Betekenis van:
market penetration
market penetration
Zelfstandig naamwoord
- the extent to which a product is recognized and bought by customers in a particular market
Hyperoniemen
Voorbeeldzinnen
- Market penetration, visibility and consumer awareness
- Objectives for environmental improvement and market penetration
- At the end of 2002 market penetration was 72,4 % of the population (68 % in 2001).
- Secondly, WAM SpA received aid for setting up the market penetration programme and therefore made certain savings.
- Terrestrial continues to be the main means of television viewing in Italy, with a market penetration of some 19 million households out of a total of 22 million.
- In terms of first giro accounts held by private customers, it estimates its own market share or penetration in 2002 at 48 %.
- their historical volumes increase in absolute and relative terms in the Community market, which underlines a strategy of market penetration, coupled with a stable development after the IP, although in presence of a shrinking demand;
- Another possibility is that, having received aid, WAM SpA was freed from the expense of foreign market penetration and was able use the money saved to strengthen its position in the EU market for other purposes [27].
- Furthermore, the Dutch authorities argue that current broadband penetration rates are not relevant in the case at hand: services provided over fibre networks should be considered as a new market compared to current broadband offers of existing operators.
- This Regulation should increase the market penetration of energy efficient products subject to this Regulation, leading to estimated energy savings of 39 TWh in 2020, compared with the assumed energy consumption in that year if no Ecodesign measure is implemented.
- Moreover, the same wording used to classify the first loan to WAM SpA as an incentive to undertake market penetration programmes was also used in the contract for granting the aid in 2000.
- For instance, in certain parts of Nuenen and Hillegom, market penetration of services over the fibre network is higher than 80 % of all households after one year of service provision.
- Instead, the target profit of 10,5 % used in the previous investigation was based on three consecutive years (1995 to 1997) at a time before increased market penetration of Chinese imports.
- Loans on advantageous terms improve the financial situation of the recipient of the aid, releasing it from costs that it would otherwise have to bear if it were to set up a market penetration programme without state intervention.
- Recent data confirm the high degree of competition and the multitude of broadband offers in the Dutch market, which has the highest broadband penetration rate in the EU (about 30 % in mid-2006 and rapidly increasing further).