Velocity Auto Restore — Market Opportunity & Sizing

The market opportunity and sizing — the bottom-up addressable market, the market segmentation, the key industry drivers and the geographic demand concentration.

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Section 4 · Business Plan

Market Opportunity & Sizing

The market opportunity and sizing — the bottom-up addressable market, the market segmentation, the key industry drivers and the geographic demand concentration.

4.1 Market Sizing Approach

Because the South African collision-repair market is fragmented and
not comprehensively measured by a single official statistic, Velocity
sizes its opportunity using a transparent, bottom-up approach anchored
on the vehicle parc, accident and claims frequency, and average repair
value. This methodology is intentionally conservative and is presented
so that investors can test each assumption independently.

4.1.1 Bottom-up addressable market

Assumption Value Basis
Registered vehicle parc ~12.9 million eNaTIS / naamsa registration data
Vehicles insured (%) ~35% SAIA / industry commentary
Insured vehicles ~4.5 million Derived
Annual claim frequency (insured) ~12–15% Industry norm for comprehensive cover
Annual insured repair instructions ~0.55–0.65 million Derived
Average repair value ~R18,000–R25,000 Insurer / SAMBRA repair-cost commentary
Insured repair market (formal) ~R11–R15 billion p.a. Derived TAM
Cash & smart-repair market Additional several R billion Uninsured majority + cosmetic

Table 4.1 — Indicative bottom-up sizing of the South African
formal collision-repair market. Figures are directional estimates
derived from public data and should be confirmed in due
diligence.

On this basis, the formal insured repair market alone is
estimated at roughly R11–R15 billion per annum
, with a further
substantial cash and cosmetic-repair market layered on top. Velocity’s
Year 5 revenue target of R620 million therefore represents a
low-single-digit share of the formal market — a deliberately achievable
penetration that does not rely on heroic share assumptions.

Total addressable market — headline

Formal insured repair TAM: Velocity Year 5 revenue: R620 million (~4–5% of
formal TAM) Implication: growth target is penetration-led, not
share-dominance dependent

4.2 Market Segmentation

Velocity addresses three primary demand segments, each with distinct
economics and acquisition strategies:

Segment Description Economics Acquisition
Insurance-funded Comprehensive-cover claims directed via insurer panels Stable volume, contracted rates, slim but reliable margin Insurer accreditation & DSP integration
Fleet & commercial Logistics, rental, ride-hail, corporate and mining fleets High-value, recurring, contracted SLAs Dedicated B2B sales team
Private / cash retail Uninsured owners & cosmetic / smart repairs Higher margin, price-sensitive, fast turnaround Digital marketing & reputation

Table 4.2 — Market segmentation and segment economics.

4.3 Key Industry Drivers

Driver Impact
Vehicle ownership growth Larger repair market
Insurance penetration Stable claims pipeline
Road accidents Recurring demand
Fleet expansion Commercial repair demand
Used-vehicle market Cosmetic restoration demand
Ride-hailing growth Higher repair frequency
Parts-cost inflation Higher revenue per repair

Table 4.3 — Summary of demand drivers.

4.4 Geographic Demand Concentration

Vehicle density and accident frequency are heavily concentrated in
Gauteng, which contains the largest share of the national vehicle parc
and the densest road network, followed by the Western Cape and
KwaZulu-Natal. This concentration directly informs Velocity’s rollout
sequence: the flagship hub and initial satellites are located in Gauteng
to capture the deepest pool of demand and the largest concentration of
insurer and fleet head offices, before extending to the coastal
metros.

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