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January - June 2009. Biannual Economic and Capacity Survey. Firm distribution based on Annual Turnover based on responses received: Jan – June 2009. Salient Features. Economic Impact. Relationship to Gross Fixed Capital Formation.
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January - June 2009 Biannual Economic and Capacity Survey
Firm distribution based on Annual Turnoverbased on responses received: Jan – June 2009
Consulting Engineering IndustryFee income, Rm Constant 2000 prices (CPI Deflated) Annualised
Consulting Engineering IndustryReal Fee income (CPI deflated), 2000 prices: Annual Change
Consulting Engineering IndustryReal Fee income (CPI deflated) vs confidence
Consulting Engineering IndustryNominal Fee income vs confidence
Consulting Engineering IndustryEmployment vs REAL fee income (CPI / LCI Deflated)
Consulting Engineering IndustryEmployment vs Salary / Wage bill
Discounting Question: What is the prevailing discount being offered in a tendering situation to clients by your firm, benchmarked against the ECSA Guideline Fee Scales? 37% of firms discounted by more than 20%
Fee income earned by Sub-disciplines: % ShareJune 2008 to June 2009 Question: What type of work did your company engage in during the past 6 months?
Fee income earned by Sub-disciplines: % ShareJune 2008 to June 2009 Question: What type of work did your company engage in during the past 6 months? 80% of fees are earned in four disciplines namely civil, project management, structural and mining
Fee income earned by Sub-disciplines: % Market Share% point change in % share in the last 12 months Question: What type of work did your company engage in during the past 6 months? Contribution of mining increased to 8,7% in June 2009 Survey
Fee income earned by Top four disciplines: R mill 2000 pricesAnnual average: 2000 – June 2009 (annualised) Civil
Fee income earned by economic sectorPercentage market share June 2007 – June 2009 Section A General Questions: Question: Income distribution per economic sector 80% of fees earned in transportation, water, commercial and housing sectors. Mining sector increased its share to 10% in June 2009 survey
Consulting Engineering IndustryFee income earned by key economic sectorsDecember 2005 – June 2009 Section A General Questions: Question: Income distribution per economic sector
Provincial Market Share: June 2009 Vs change in market share from June 2008 Section A: General Questions: Question 10 Income distribution per province GAIN market share
Provincial Market Share 2005 – June 2009 (Annual Avg) Section A: General Questions: Question 10 Income distribution per province
Fee income earned by province (High Capacity economies) – Annualised smoothed Section A: General Questions: Question 10 Income distribution per province Gauteng
Fee income earned (Constant 2000 prices) High Capacity vs lower capacity provincial economies (Smoothed) Section A: General Questions: Question 10 Income distribution per province High Capacity: WC, EC, GAU, KZN = 80% of total fee earnings (December 2007 survey)
Fee income earned (Constant 2000 prices) % of RSA Earnings : High Capacity provincial economies (Smoothed) Section A: General Questions: Question 10 Income distribution per province
Fee income earned : RSA vs EX-RSA R mill, 2000 prices (Annualised, smoothed) Section A: General Questions: Question 10 Income distribution per province
Fee income earned by type of client % Share Section A: General Questions: Question 11 Local (SA) Income distribution per fee paying client type, during the past 6 months
Fee income earned by type of client R mill 2000 prices (Annualised, smoothed - avg over 2 survey periods) Section A: General Questions: Question 11 Local (SA) Income distribution per fee paying client type, during the past 6 months
Fee income earned by type of client Constant 2000 prices (Annualised, smoothed - avg over 2 survey periods) Section A: General Questions: Question 11 Local (SA) Income distribution per fee paying client type, during the past 6 months Fees earned working in the public sector fell by 14% y/y in the June 2009 survey
Competition in tendering Section B: Business Cycle Indicators - Question 16 During Jan – June 2008 competition for work was (Tick selection)
Competition in tendering Section B: Business Cycle Indicators - Question 16 During Jan – June 2009 competition for work was (Tick selection)
% of Firms wanting to increase staff New June 2005 survey
Engineering Skills Shortfall % Experiencing difficulties % that want to increase
Bursaries % of Salary / Wage bill
Bursaries R mill 2000 prices (Annualised)
Training (Salaries and Direct Training Costs) % of Payroll Large % of respondents did not complete information on salaries in December 2008 survey Data not available
Training (Salaries and Direct Training Costs) Rand millions, Constant 2000 prices Large % of respondents did not complete information on salaries in December 2008 survey Data not available
Training (Direct costs only) % of Payroll
Training (Direct costs) Rand millions, Constant 2000 prices
Student enrolments in public higher education institutions Science, Engineering & Technology 214 341 Increased by 39% between 2005 and 2007 Source: Department of Education
Industry Capacity Utilisation Of existing technical staff