The Global Market for Heat Exchangers is Forecast to Reach US$27 Billion by 2024
Slow Economic Growth and Lingering
Uncertainties in Key End-Use Sectors Make for a Mixed Outlook for the Global Heat
Exchangers Market, According to a New Report by Global Industry Analysts,
Inc.
GIA launches comprehensive analysis of
industry segments, trends, growth drivers, market share, size and demand
forecasts on the global Heat Exchangers market. The global market for Heat Exchangers is forecast to reach
US$27 billion by 2024 supported by
opportunities for growth despite the challenges posed by the hugely mixed market
expectations.
The biggest challenge to growth in the heat
exchangers market is the current global economic scenario, which although
improving continues to fall short of expectations. Persistent stagnation
currently characterizes the global market. Over the last six years, the world
economy has managed to recover only less than half of the pre-recession growth,
making the 2007-09 recession history’s most deepest and protracted recession
and recovery. Since the recession, global growth has been stuck in 2.5% to 3.5%
range. While the year 2016 ended on a lackluster note, there is hope for a more
moderate recovery in the years 2017 and 2018 although threatened by downside
risks such as uncertainty cast by the global ramifications of policy changes
and ideologies of the new Trump administration in the U.S. and political
uncertainties and geopolitical threats in Asia and the Middle East. Also,
Europe continues to muddle through its debt crisis with institutional and
structural weaknesses that keeps the EU economy locked in a low-growth range.
Emerging markets still remain vulnerable to external shocks and non-economic
factors that can weigh down growth such as terrorism, disease outbreaks, and
domestic conflicts. The market therefore faces all the challenges commensurate
with a global economy that has been witnessing a prolonged period of slow
growth amid numerous downside risks and uncertainties.
Notwithstanding the ever-present
challenges confronting the market in the immediate term, outlook for growth nevertheless
remains bright led by factors such as stable economic growth in East Asia and
South Asia and development of energy infrastructure in these countries, strong
manufacturing base and growing government policy led support for upgrades and
modernization. The market, especially in the developed regions, will witness
greater demand for equipment that complies with strict regulatory and safety
norms. Manufacturers therefore will need to routinely enhance the quality and
performance of heat exchangers in order to fulfill legislative and other
technical requirements. Challenges and opportunities will shape market
prospects for companies in the coming years. Amid the threat of cautious CAPEX investments, the moderate pickup in manufacturing and industrial production is
fueling confidence by offering the promise of economic stabilization. As
capacity pressures intensify, healthy growth is signaled thus improving the
outlook for plant upgrades, expansions, CAPEX investments and focus on product
and technology innovation. Recovery in oil prices after a prolonged period of
slowdown is a positive sign for the market, although the impact of the extended
price downturn and the expected slow path to recovery is likely to have a long
term impact on new exploration projects and CPAEX decisions. While, the final
bottoming out of the mining industry also bodes well for the market, the not-so
optimistic forecast for recovery in metal prices infuses temperance and mixed market
sentiment.
As stated by the new market research
report on Heat Exchangers
Europe represents the largest market worldwide. Asia-Pacific ranks as the
fastest growing market with a CAGR of 6.1% over the analysis period led by
factors such as healthy economic growth in South East Asian countries; rapid industrialization
induced growth of the manufacturing sector and positive CAPEX and OPEX
investment climate in the sector; and favorable government led policies that
prioritize industrial, manufacturing and process sectors for their ability to
generate benefits of dynamic economies of scale, innovation/technology diffusion
and spillover of a broad range of benefits for the economy and its growth.
Major players in the market include Air
Products and Chemicals Inc., API Heat Transfer, Alfa Laval AB, Tranter Inc.,
Barriquand Technologies Thermiques, Chicago Bridge & Iron Company N.V.,
Hamon Group, Harsco Industrial Air-X-Changers, Hisaka Works, Ltd, Kelvion,
Sondex, A/S, SmartHeat Inc., SWEP International AB, SPX Corporation,
Balcke-Dürr GmbH, SPX Cooling Technologies Inc., SPX FLOW Inc., Vahterus Oy,
and Xylem Inc., among others.
The
research report titled “Heat Exchangers: A Global Strategic
Business Report” announced by Global Industry Analysts Inc., provides a comprehensive review of market
trends, issues, drivers, mergers, acquisitions and other strategic industry
activities of global companies. The
report provides market estimates and projections for all major geographic
markets such as the USA, Canada, Japan, Europe (France, Germany, Italy, UK,
Spain, Russia and Rest of Europe), Asia-Pacific (China and Rest of
Asia-Pacific), Latin America and Rest of World. The report also provides market
estimates and projections for five product segments such as Shell & Tube
Heat Exchangers, Plate & Frame Heat Exchangers (Gasketed PHE, Welded PHE, Brazed
PHE and Other PHE (Semi-Weld and Hybrid Heat Exchangers), Air Coolers, Cooling
Towers and Others (including Finned Coil Heat Exchangers, Heat Recovery
Systems, Plate Finned Heat Exchangers, and Scrapped Surface Heat Exchangers
among Others). In addition, the report covers six major end-use applications
such as Chemicals, Oil & Gas, HVAC & Refrigeration, Food &
Beverage, Power Generation, and Others (including General Engineering, Pulp
& Paper, Mining & Metals, Quarrying, and Utilities among Others).
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