One of the largest management companies in our country, Expat Capital, publishes its monthly analysis. It identifies six sectors in which, according to experts, it is worth investing money in the long term. Who are they:
Semiconductors
Semiconductor manufacturing is one of the fastest growing industries today.
Technologies such as the Internet of Things (IoT), artificial intelligence (AI), and the automation of versatile analog processes are at the heart of rapid growth.
These processes will continue their rapid pace of development in the next decade.
Robots and artificial intelligence
Robots and artificial intelligence offer the opportunity for an innovation breakthrough in traditional sectors and are likely to gain a large market share in the coming years. Expat experts believe that the robotics sector will grow significantly faster than the wider economy in the coming years.
Defense and security
For decades, defense spending has been a stable and predictable business. The war in Ukraine has shown the need for countries to adapt sharply to rising geopolitical tensions, and a number of countries have increased their defense spending.
Global defense markets are expected to remain stable and spending to grow more than initially forecast.
Kuber protection
A growing number of businesses are moving their operations online, a process that began during the crisis caused by COVID-19. The need for a strong cybersecurity platform is growing. It is important for large companies to invest in cyber security due to the fact that the shift to online business is happening too fast to ignore.
Health, Genomics and Immunology
Long-term growth is expected in innovations in genomics, immunology and bioengineering. These are long-term growth healthcare companies that have the potential to shape the global economic future by combining science with technology.
With gene editing, the potential to treat all monogenic diseases is worth $2 trillion, creating major investment opportunities.
Electric cars and China
China’s burgeoning electric vehicle industry is predicted to strengthen further
its global dominant position that year. China is expected to have the largest total sales with 35% annual growth in 2023. To put this in perspective, seven out of every 10 electric vehicles are sold in China.
The market share of Chinese companies in China rose from 78% to 81% last year. By comparison, about 10 years ago, foreign electric cars had a 70% market share in China.
