Construction Equipment Market – Analysis with Ongoing Trends & Market Revenue
The global
Construction
Equipment Market size is projected to reach USD 205.0 billion by 2025,
from an estimated value of USD 169.3 billion in 2020, at a CAGR of 3.9%. Rapid
urbanization leading to increased demand for housing projects is expected to boost
the construction equipment market. The increasing number of infrastructure projects and mega
construction projects are further anticipated to fuel the demand for
construction equipment during the forecast period.
Electrification
is shaping the construction equipment market and offering significant
opportunities and design possibilities. Electrification has been increasing in
most market segments such as cars, buses, etc., including construction
equipment. This has been made possible as advanced technologies are
increasingly mature and affordable. Additionally, stringent emission
regulations are likely to shape up the future of the construction equipment
industry. The emission and noise-pollution standards implemented by these regulations
can be easily overcome using electric construction equipment. This offers
construction manufacturers opportunities to introduce electric variants of
existing/ new products in the market.
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The infrastructure segment is
expected to grow at the highest CAGR from 2020 to 2025. Infrastructure
applications include dams,
roads, bridges, and railways. Infrastructural activities are projected to grow
as they form a critical part in improving connectivity and promoting
sustainable growth. Population rise and migration to major cities in Asia have
increased the infrastructure spending by governments over the past decade. Asia
has also witnessed growth in the number of airports, dams, hydroelectric
projects, roads, railways, and bridges. These infrastructure projects are
likely to bolster the demand for construction equipment during the forecast
period.
CNG/LNG/RNG segment is expected to grow at the highest CAGR during the
forecast period. Natural gas is more environment-friendly than diesel and
gasoline. It produces 25% less sulfur, nitrogen, and carbon pollutants. Natural
gas is the most promising alternative fuel for construction equipment.
Construction companies which offer CNG powered construction equipment are
Caterpillar and JCB. The CNG powered construction equipment has several
benefits and produces less fine dust (15%), carbon dioxide (15%), and nitrous
oxide (95%) compared to its diesel counterpart. The demand for CNG powered
construction equipment is expected to increase during the forecast period due to
reduced operating cost and stringent emission regulations for heavy
construction equipment engines.
Asia is
estimated to be the largest growing market due to growth in China and India.
The construction equipment market has experienced growth in the number of
projects such as dams, airports, and hydroelectric projects. Many international
companies have started their manufacturing plants in this region. Some man-made
marvels and remarkable construction projects such as the Beijing New
International Airport (China) and South to North Water Transfer Project (China)
are set up in the region. The region is estimated to be the most populated
globally, which creates immense opportunity for
the construction equipment market to grow.
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Key Market Players:
Caterpillar Inc. (US), Komatsu
Ltd. (Japan), Deere & Company (US), Hitachi
Construction Machinery Co., Ltd (Japan), and Volvo
Construction Equipment (Sweden). These companies developed new products,
adopted expansion strategies, undertook collaborations & partnerships, and
used mergers & acquisitions to gain traction in the construction equipment
market.
COVID-19 IMPACT ON
MARKET
The construction industry has
been severely impacted due to the COVID-19 pandemic, including owners,
developers, contractors, subcontractors, and supply chain vendors. The nature
of the impact varies depending upon the regions and infrastructure projects.
Construction activities have been on halt for months in China, UK, and India,
which led to shutting down various construction projects. Therefore, construction
output is estimated to be lower in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic impact.
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