The slide includes text boxes and icons describing the primary end markets and demand drivers for in-plant services, focusing on refinery, petrochemical, automotive, and power generation.

The slide has a dark backdrop with a split layout showing a large blue bar graph on the left and a segmented bar on the right. It employs contrasting colors to highlight different categories of data, with the main focus on customer rewards for data access.

Two charts: a bar chart on the left comparing short-term vs. long-term incentive opportunities across countries, and a heatmap on the right showing the prevalence of various long-term incentive practices in different regions.

The slide presents a circular diagram split into four segments (Strategic Intent, Leadership Behaviors, Inclusive Culture, Talent Actions) with a description of each component's role in fostering inclusion and diversity.

The slide presents a circular diagram outlining the four cornerstones of an inclusion and diversity framework, with corresponding enablers listed around the circle.

This slide is divided into three sections, detailing PwC's focus on inclusivity, environmental sustainability, and their 'New world. New skills.' initiative. It includes text blocks with headings and descriptive paragraphs.

A line graph showing the percentage agreement over time (2013-2021) that large differences in income and wealth are bad for society, with trends per country.

Stacked bar charts + bullet insights; YoY group income growth across BUK, CC&P, and CIB

The slide has a table on the left and a pie chart on the right. The table lists the top 10 tenant-customers with associated percentages of total headline rent. The pie chart shows the distribution of industries contributing to the total leases. Both charts are color-coded for clarity. There's also a summary statement at the top, highlighting the income security backed by government and MNC tenants.

Features a table listing financial figures and a textual explanation section. The design is clean with alternating shading for rows to enhance readability. The color scheme is consistent with the company's branding.

Pie chart and bar charts showing Q125 income mix, VaR, and trading income distribution metrics.

Stacked column chart with category annotations and a highlighted percentage summary. Large text for key takeaways.

Doughnut chart (left) + financial table (right); simple, clean, corporate layout

The slide features a complex column chart showing income projections from 2021 to 2026 with overlays detailing changes in investment banking fees, financing, and intermediation.

Features two pie charts illustrating sector weights for the S&P 500 and MSCI World indices, along with a tabulated list of index characteristics. The charts and table are colored coherently to enhance readability and emphasize data distribution.

This slide includes line charts comparing the EY luxury and cosmetics index with major indices over time. The charts show index performance and compound annual growth rates (CAGR).

Simple agenda slide with a dark background, listing the main topics covered in the presentation with numbered points.

Dual-panel layout: left stacked bar of GDP timeline, right rank shifts of countries by GDP (2011–2030E)

Yin-yang diagram showing “Opportunities” vs “Challenges” in India, surrounded by six labeled segments; minimalistic design with bold purple contrast.

Split slide with left-side GDP growth comparison chart (India vs. China) and right-side bar chart of infrastructure investments by sector. Forecast zones shaded.

This slide uses gray and purple to show text-based descriptions to compare various digital initiatives by the Indian government. There are no charts or graphs, but icons are used to visually differentiate the programs. The layout is text-heavy with organized bullet points and specific program outcomes listed.

A line chart showing India's weight in EM Fund relative to MSCI EM (bps) from 1/02 to 1/22. The chart shows fluctuations in India's position within the EM Fund.

This slide includes a column chart showing GDP component contributions and a bar chart for government capital spending, with historical data and forecasts.

The slide displays a column chart showing the growth in digital consumption in India from 2019 to 2022, including television, digital video, and other media types. It also compares pay TV households and OTT SVoD subscriber growth in India, the US, and China.

Left: Bar chart of India’s capital formation growth (2012–2024). Right: Horizontal bar chart of FDI by sector. Includes callouts and implications box.

Content-rich slide with bullet points and a vertical bar graph of India's deal activity (2018–2021).

This slide contains a stacked column chart on the left, detailing the contribution to real GDP growth by various factors from 2012 to 2023. A line graph overlays the columns, showing total GDP growth percentage. The design is vibrant and data-rich.

Features three line charts depicting India's y/y real GDP, y/y CPI, and repurchase rate from 2005 to 2025, alongside detailed explanatory text.

Three line charts showing India's y/y real GDP, y/y percentage change in CPI, and repurchase rate path from 2005-25F. Moderate complexity, effectively presenting economic data and trends for analysis.

A line chart showing two lines: Corporate Profits to GDP - India (blue) and MSCI India ROE - RS (red) from F1992 to F2026E. The chart has two Y-axes for percentage values.