A: Instead of being overwhelmed by countless economic reports and forecasts, we will customise and develop a unique targeted information and analytical platform for your company. This tailored approach ensures you receive relevant and actionable insights specific to your business needs.

A: We combine our analytical toolkit and econometric modelling with your company’s data to deliver a targeted report with actionable insights. Unlike generic reports, our analyses are specifically designed to address the unique challenges and opportunities your company faces.

A: Absolutely! We can use your company’s data to generate bespoke reports. By leveraging your specific data, we create customised reports that provide detailed and actionable insights tailored to your business’s unique situation.

1. Forecasts and analysis of a significant number of South African and global commodity indices, including, inter alia, commodity indices, consumer and production price indices, construction and engineering industry indices, SEIFSA and labour cost indices.
2. Five-year forecasts of cement supply and demand, non-metallic mineral production price index, gross fixed capital formation (for residential, non-residential and construction works), and price level indicators.
3. Scenario forecasts for selected macroeconomic variables, including GDP, currencies, interest rates, PPI and CPI rates and commodities (e.g., fuel prices, gold, and oil).
4. An assessment of the economic and socio-economic contribution of a multi-national mining company, utilising multiplier analysis and SAM impact modelling.
5. Assessing the economic and socio-economic contribution of the automotive industry to the South African economy, and the CSI and BEE contributions of the OEMs, utilising multiplier analysis and SAM impact modelling.
6. Modelling the impact of electricity tariffs and real tariff escalation on the economy, and the impact of higher tariffs and taxes due to the impact of a CO2 emission tax.
7. Researching and modelling the impact of electricity price increases in terms of elasticities for different residential income groups in South Africa, as well as affordability of tariff increases for South African households.
8. Determining the relationship between taxation, price adjustments and their impacts on consumption and government revenue.
9. Insurance fraud in South Africa, highlighting the correlation between short-term insurance trends, macro-economic factors and the cost-of-living crisis.