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The chart below demonstrates the revenue forecast for the total positive displacement pumps market (global), for the period 2003-2013. The North American and European markets are witnessing a stagnant growth rate that has negatively affected the investment in end-user industries like chemical, pulp and paper, and power generation. This has resulted in a shift of end-user industries to emerging markets such as India, China, Mexico and Brazil. Furthermore, all end-user industries are under increasing pressure to comply with newly-introduced regulations and future legislation with respect to issues such as health, safety, hygiene, waste management, emissions and quality. As a result, demand for positive displacement pumps that facilitate compliance is likely to increase and revenues are expected to reach $9.42 billion in 2013.
Going Forward: ConclusionThe positive displacement pumps market experienced a growth rate of 3.8 percent in 2006. The market continues to be mature and is dependent on growing investments in the oil and gas, water and wastewater, and food and beverage industries. Manufacturers are faced with key market challenges such as the need to provide energy efficient pumps, value-added support services, market maturity and price pressures. In addition, the ongoing consolidation trend in the PD pumps market is likely to continue as the top manufacturers expand their product offering and penetrate newer markets. Presently, technology improvements are very few, with the majority concentrating on increasing the energy efficiency of the pumps. The lobe, diaphragm and peristaltic pumps markets are projected to enjoy steady revenue growth over the forecast period from 2007-2013. This growth rate is expected due to all three sectors benefiting from growth in the key applications groups, most notably food and beverages, oil and gas and water and wastewater treatment. The growth opportunities in the Asia-Pacific PD pumps market will continue to be robust until 2013. The key differentiating factors for manufacturers in the market are product quality, delivery times, value-added services and price. Overall, the PD pumps market is a mixed bag that offers opportunities and poses certain challenges.
Dushyant Mehra is a research analyst with Frost & Sullivan, 7550 IH 10 West, Suite 400, San Antonio, TX 78229-5616, 877-463-7678, Fax: 888-690-3329, http://www.frost.com/. Comments (0)
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