Which PE industries will rocket the most in the next 10 years (excluding the infamous Tech sector)

Love to get a solid answer to this q from anyone who has good insight into the PE world

Which industries loved by PE firms will be the fastest growing ones for the next 10 years and why? Will there be differences between UK/ Europe and US and And does this growth translate into more recruiting opportunities?

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Disagree, we just passed the 2nd phase. Tech is maturing fast, but it's much much deeper than any industry we've seen due to how broad applications are and how complex new developments can get.

Dot com/internet -> SaaS -> AI/AR/ledgers/biotech

We're just moving into 3.

 

Healthcare is a decent shout - value-based care is a massive generational secular trend, still in early innings, and late-stage growth/PE has a real role to play in helping relatively mature services businesses make the transition - and lots of second derivative trends needed to support (e.g. HCIT/EMR)

Also just tons of innovation in pharma/pharma services

And evolving industry structures in each of the subfields

 
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Will lob in an admittedly poorly researched idea for "Commercial and Residential Services" - elevator inspection, fire safety, plumbing, HVAC, lawncare, etc. Large, fractured industry (250k+ of thousands of these companies, 95% have less than 50 employees); stable demand, many with contracts or predicable repair cycles; broad customer base - PE firms starting to roll them up, professionalize for customer experience, streamline costs, and take ownership of particular geographies. Anyone have experience or thoughts on that? 

 

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