1.heathcare
2.telecomunicatoin
3.power and energy are the best.
plantation sector will do better a with upward tea and rubber prices but if their workforce is not covid resistant.
open to discuss
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DamithAsian likes this post
@celtic tiger wrote:I think
1.heathcare
2.telecomunicatoin
3.power and energy are the best.
plantation sector will do better a with upward tea and rubber prices but if their workforce is not covid resistant.
open to discuss
RJ1010 likes this post
@Wonderer wrote:F & B sector?
@celtic tiger wrote:As of WHO vaccine will not be ready till mid 2021.That means 3more quarters with covid-restrictions .
According to expert 2nd wave comes from more aggressive strain , similar to Europe one or the same.
that means we will be in the same boat. so which sectors can keep their nose above water???
MANUFACTURING,AGRI,F&B,CONSTRUCTION will not be in a total lockdown but will have some sort of disturbances.
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@MoneyLover wrote:But, healthcare is not the case. During the previous lockdown (March-May 2020) channeling business dropped drastically as people avoided crowded places, conducted only urgent operations, etc. Conducting PCR-tests is not a lucrative business; volume could be high but at tiny margins and at huge risks to employees.
Valid point,hats off guys@ColomboCSE wrote:@MoneyLover wrote:But, healthcare is not the case. During the previous lockdown (March-May 2020) channeling business dropped drastically as people avoided crowded places, conducted only urgent operations, etc. Conducting PCR-tests is not a lucrative business; volume could be high but at tiny margins and at huge risks to employees.
Yes! I'm also with same page. normally peoples think its good for healthcare
for me after hotels main impact is healthcare, most of hospitals display low profit after covid-19
if peoples using good health habits it not good for hospitals![]()
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just compare your personal channeling fees 2019 and 2020.
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Well e-channeling has done well as per their latest financial released today. Quarter revenue is better than last year and year to date they have optimized operating expenses.@ColomboCSE wrote:[quote="]if peoples using good health habits it not good for hospitals [/color]![]()
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just compare your personal channeling fees 2019 and 2020.
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