World Pumps Market
Worldwide demand to climb 4.4% per year through 2012
Global pump demand is forecast to rise at a 4.4 percent annual rate through 2012 (including price increases) to $47 billion. This represents a moderation from the strong growth of the 2002- 2007 period, reflecting decelerating primary energy consumption and gross fixed investment expenditures throughout much of the world. Generally healthy economic conditions will support gains in global pump demand, especially in rapidly developing areas such as China and India where rising energy consumption and infrastructure development projects will provide key applications for fluid handling pumps.
Developing regions provide best outlook
The greatest prospects for pump suppliers will continue to be found in the developing regions of the world, especially in Asia where China and India are enjoying strong economic growth. Latin America will also register above-average gains, but will trail growth anticipated in parts of Asia due to the lagging stage of industrial infrastructures in those regions. The outlook is also improving in the advanced nations of North America, and the Asia/Pacific region, such as Canada, Mexico and Japan. Although the pump markets in the US, Japan and Western Europe will all register gains that will lag the global average through 2012, healthy economic conditions in these mature nations will support demand for fluid handling pumps.
Developing regions provide best outlook
The greatest prospects for pump suppliers will continue to be found in the developing regions of the world, especially in Asia where China and India are enjoying strong economic growth. Latin America will also register above-average gains, but will trail growth anticipated in parts of Asia due to the lagging stage of industrial infrastructures in those regions. The outlook is also improving in the advanced nations of North America, and the Asia/Pacific region, such as Canada, Mexico and Japan. Although the pump markets in the US, Japan and Western Europe will all register gains that will lag the global average through 2012, healthy economic conditions in these mature nations will support demand for fluid handling pumps.
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- INTRODUCTION
- I. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
- II. MARKET ENVIRONMENT
- General
- World Economic Overview
- Recent Economic Performance
- World Economic Outlook
- World Fixed Investment Trends
- World Energy Supply & Demand Outlook
- Energy Supplies
- Energy Demand
- World Oil Industry Trends
- Crude Production
- Refined Products
- World Water Utilization Trends
- World Construction & Infrastructure
- Pricing Patterns
- Technology & Materials Trends
- Materials
- Product Design
- III. WORLD SUPPLY & DEMAND
- General
- Regional Overview
- Demand
- Production
- International Trade
- Demand by Product
- Centrifugal
- Positive Displacement
- Rotary
- Reciprocating
- Diaphragm
- Other
- Turbine
- Oilfield
- Specialty & All Other
- Demand by Market
- Process Manufacturers
- Utilities
- Other Markets
- IV. NORTH AMERICA
- General
- Pump Supply & Demand
- Pump Outlook & Suppliers
- United States
- Canada
- Mexico
- V. WESTERN EUROPE
- General
- Pump Supply & Demand
- Pump Outlook & Suppliers
- Germany
- United Kingdom
- France
- Italy
- Spain
- Netherlands
- Other Western Europe
- Austria
- Sweden
- Switzerland
- Belgium
- Denmark
- All Other
- VI. ASIA/PACIFIC
- General
- Pump Supply & Demand
- Pump Outlook & Suppliers
- China
- Japan
- India
- South Korea
- Taiwan
- Australia
- Thailand
- Indonesia
- Other Asia/Pacific
- Singapore
- Malaysia
- All Other
- VII. OTHER REGIONS
- Latin America
- Brazil
- Other Latin America
- Argentina
- Venezuela
- All Other
- Eastern Europe
- Russia
- Other Eastern Europe
- Poland
- Czech Republic
- Ukraine
- All Other
- Africa/Mideast
- Iran
- Saudi Arabia
- Other Africa/Mideast
- Turkey
- South Africa
- All Other
- VIII. INDUSTRY STRUCTURE
- General
- Industry Composition
- Market Share
- Product Development
- Manufacturing
- Marketing & Distribution
- Cooperative Agreements
- Financial Dynamics
- Mergers, Acquisitions & Industry Restructuring
- Company Profiles
- ABS Group, see Cardo AB
- Alfa Laval AB
- American Machine and Tool Company Incorporated, see Gorman-Rupp Company
- APV, see SPX Corporation
- Aurora Pump, see Pentair Incorporated
- Baker Hughes Incorporated
- Bell & Gossett, see ITT Corporation
- Blagdon Pump Holdings Limited, see IDEX Corporation
- Bran + Luebbe GmbH, see SPX Corporation
- Cardo AB
- Centrilift, see Baker Hughes Incorporated
- Corken Incorporated, see IDEX Corporation
- Crane Company
- Danaher Corporation
- Danfoss A/S
- Delta Environmental Products, see Pentair Incorporated
- Ebara Corporation
- Fairbanks Morse Pump, see Pentair Incorporated
- FARADYNE Motors LLC, see ITT Corporation and Pentair Incorporated
- FE Myers, see Pentair Incorporated
- Flojet, see ITT Corporation
- Flowserve Corporation
- Flowtronex PSI Incorporated, see ITT Corporation
- Gardner Denver Incorporated
- Gasboy International Incorporated, see
- Danaher Corporation
- Gast Manufacturing Incorporated, see IDEX Corporation
- GE Osmonics, see General Electric Company
- GE Water and Process Technologies, see General Electric Company
- General Electric Company
- GIW Industries Incorporated, see KSB AG
- Gorman-Rupp Company
- Goulds Pumps Incorporated, see ITT Corporation
- Graco Incorporated
- Grundfos A/S
- Hale Products Incorporated, see IDEX Corporation
- Hamilton Sundstrand Corporation, see
- United Technologies Corporation
- Hoffman Specialty Manufacturing Company, see ITT Corporation
- Hydro-Aire, see Crane Company
- HydroAir, see ITT Corporation
- Hydromatic Pump, see Pentair Incorporated
- Hypro LLC, see Pentair Incorporated
- IDEX Corporation
- Illinois Tool Works Incorporated
- Ingersoll-Rand Company Limited
- Invensys plc
- ITT Corporation
- Jabsco, see ITT Corporation
- John Wood Group
- Johnson Pump Group, see SPX Corporation
- Jung Pumpen GmbH, see Pentair Incorporated
- KSB AG
- Kubota Corporation
- Lear Romec, see Crane Company
- LIGHTNIN, see SPX Corporation
- Liquid Controls Corporation, see IDEX Corporation
- Lowara Srl, see ITT Corporation
- Metso Corporation
- Micropump Incorporated, see IDEX Corporation
- Milton Roy Company, see
- United Technologies Corporation
- Moyno Incorporated, see Robbins & Myers Incorporated
- Nuovo Pignone SpA, see General Electric Company
- Patterson Pump Company, see Gorman-Rupp Company
- Peerless Pump Company, see Grundfos A/S
- Pentair Incorporated
- Plenty Mirrless, see SPX Corporation
- Procon Products, see Standex International Corporation
- Pulsafeeder Incorporated, see IDEX Corporation
- Pumpenfabrik Ernst Vogel GmbH, see ITT Corporation
- Pumpex AB, see Cardo AB
- Putzmeister Group
- R&M Energy Systems Incorporated, see Robbins & Myers Incorporated
- Red Jacket Products, see Danaher Corporation
- Robbins & Myers Incorporated
- Rule, see ITT Corporation
- SAMPI SpA, see IDEX Corporation
- Sapphire Engineering Incorporated, see IDEX Corporation
- Scanpump AB, see Cardo AB
- Schlumberger Limited
- Scivex Incorporated, see IDEX Corporation
- SHURflo LLC, see Pentair Incorporated
- SIHI Pumps Incorporated, see Sterling Fluid Systems BV
- SPX Corporation
- Sta-Rite Industries LLC, see Pentair Incorporated
- Standex International Corporation
- Sterling Fluid Systems BV
- Sulzer Limited
- Sundyne Corporation, see United Technologies Corporation
- Tarby Incorporated, see Robbins & Myers Incorporated
- Thomas Products, see Gardner Denver Incorporated
- Trebor International Incorporated, see IDEX Corporation
- United Technologies Corporation
- Versa-Matic Pump Company, see IDEX Corporation
- Viking Pump Incorporated, see IDEX Corporation
- Warren Rupp Incorporated, see IDEX Corporation
- Waukesha Cherry-Burrell, see SPX Corporation
- Weatherford International Incorporated
- Weir Group plc
- Wright Flow Technologies Limited, see IDEX Corporation
- Wrightech Corporation, see IDEX Corporation
- Other Companies Mentioned in Study
- LIST OF TABLES
- SECTION I -- EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
- Summary Table
- SECTION II -- MARKET ENVIRONMENT
- 1 World Gross Domestic Product by Region
- 2 World Gross Fixed Investment by Region
- 3 World Primary Energy Production by Type
- 4 World Primary Energy Consumption by Region
- 5 World Oil Products Supply & Demand
- 6 World Construction Expenditures by Region
- SECTION III -- WORLD SUPPLY & DEMAND
- 1 World Pump Demand by Region
- 2 World Pump Shipments by Region
- 3 World Pump Net Exports by Region
- 4 World Pump Demand by Product
- 5 World Centrifugal Pump Demand by Region
- 6 World Positive Displacement Pump Demand by Product & Region
- 7 World Rotary Pump Demand by Region
- 8 World Reciprocating Pump Demand by Region
- 9 World Diaphragm Pump Demand by Region
- 10 World Demand for Other Pumps by Product & Region
- 11 World Turbine Pump Demand by Region
- 12 World Oilfield Pump Demand by Region
- 13 World Specialty & All Other Pump Demand by Region
- 14 World Pump Demand by Market
- 15 World Process Manufacturers’ Pump Demand by Region
- 16 World Utilities Pump Demand by Region
- 17 World Other Markets Pump Demand by Region
- SECTION IV -- NORTH AMERICA
- 1 North America - Pump Supply & Demand
- 2 North America - Pump Demand by Product & Market
- 3 United States - Pump Supply & Demand
- 4 United States - Pump Demand by Product & Market
- 5 Canada - Pump Supply & Demand
- 6 Canada - Pump Demand by Product & Market
- 7 Mexico - Pump Supply & Demand
- 8 Mexico - Pump Demand by Product & Market
- SECTION V -- WESTERN EUROPE
- 1 Western Europe - Pump Supply & Demand
- 2 Western Europe - Pump Demand by Product & Market
- 3 Germany - Pump Supply & Demand
- 4 Germany - Pump Demand by Product & Market
- 5 United Kingdom - Pump Supply & Demand
- 6 United Kingdom - Pump Demand by Product & Market
- 7 France - Pump Supply & Demand
- 8 France - Pump Demand by Product & Market
- 9 Italy - Pump Supply & Demand
- 10 Italy - Pump Demand by Product & Market
- 11 Spain - Pump Supply & Demand
- 12 Spain - Pump Demand by Product & Market
- 13 Netherlands - Pump Supply & Demand
- 14 Netherlands - Pump Demand by Product & Market
- 15 Other Western Europe - Pump Supply & Demand
- 16 Other Western Europe - Pump Demand by Product & Market by Country
- SECTION VI -- ASIA/PACIFIC
- 1 Asia/Pacific - Pump Supply & Demand
- 2 Asia/Pacific - Pump Demand by Product & Market
- 3 China - Pump Supply & Demand
- 4 China - Pump Demand by Product & Market
- 5 Japan - Pump Supply & Demand
- 6 Japan - Pump Demand by Product & Market
- 7 India - Pump Supply & Demand
- 8 India - Pump Demand by Product & Market
- 9 South Korea - Pump Supply & Demand
- 10 South Korea - Pump Demand by Product & Market
- 11 Taiwan - Pump Supply & Demand
- 12 Taiwan - Pump Demand by Product & Market
- 13 Australia - Pump Supply & Demand
- 14 Australia - Pump Demand by Product & Market
- 15 Thailand - Pump Supply & Demand
- 16 Thailand - Pump Demand by Product & Market
- 17 Indonesia - Pump Supply & Demand
- 18 Indonesia - Pump Demand by Product & Market
- 19 Other Asia/Pacific - Pump Supply & Demand
- 20 Other Asia/Pacific - Pump Demand by Product & Market
- 21 Other Asia Pacific - Pump Supply & Demand by Country
- SECTION VII -- OTHER REGIONS
- 1 Latin America - Pump Supply & Demand
- 2 Latin America - Pump Demand by Product & Market
- 3 Brazil - Pump Supply & Demand
- 4 Brazil - Pump Demand by Product & Market
- 5 Other Latin America - Pump Supply & Demand
- 6 Other Latin America - Pump Demand by Product & Market
- 7 Other Latin America - Pump Supply & Demand by Country
- 8 Eastern Europe - Pump Supply & Demand
- 9 Eastern Europe - Pump Demand by Product & Market
- 10 Russia - Pump Supply & Demand
- 11 Russia - Pump Demand by Product & Market
- 12 Other Eastern Europe - Pump Supply & Demand
- 13 Other Eastern Europe - Pump Demand by Product & Market
- 14 Other Eastern Europe - Pump Supply & Demand by Country
- 15 Africa/Mideast - Pump Supply & Demand
- 16 Africa/Mideast - Pump Demand by Product & Market
- 17 Iran - Pump Supply & Demand
- 18 Iran - Pump Demand by Product & Market
- 19 Saudi Arabia - Pump Supply & Demand
- 20 Saudi Arabia - Pump Demand by Product & Market
- 21 Other Africa/Mideast - Pump Supply & Demand
- 22 Other Africa/Mideast - Pump Demand by Product & Market
- 23 Other Africa/Mideast - Pump Supply & Demand by Country
- SECTION VIII -- INDUSTRY STRUCTURE
- 1 Pump Sales for Selected Manufacturers, 2007
- 2 Selected Cooperative Agreements
- 3 Selected Acquisitions & Divestitures
- LIST OF CHARTS
- SECTION II -- MARKET ENVIRONMENT
- 1 World Gross Fixed Investment by Region, 2007
- 2 Relationship between Per Capita Fixed Investment & Per Capita Pump Demand, 2007
- 3 World Pump Price Index
- SECTION III -- WORLD SUPPLY & DEMAND
- 1 World Pump Demand by Region, 2007
- 2 Additional Pump Demand: 2012 vs. 2007
- 3 World Pump Demand - Projected 2007-2012 Annual Rate of Growth
- 4 World Pump Shipments by Region, 2007
- 5 World Pump Demand by Product, 2007
- 6 World Pump Demand by Market, 2007
- SECTION IV -- NORTH AMERICA
- 1 North America Pump Demand by Country, 2007
- SECTION V -- WESTERN EUROPE
- 1 Western Europe Pump Demand by Country, 2007
- SECTION VI -- ASIA/PACIFIC
- 1 Asia/Pacific Pump Demand by Country, 2007
- SECTION VII -- OTHER REGIONS
- 1 Latin America Pump Demand by Country, 2007
- 2 Eastern Europe Pump Demand by Country, 2007
- 3 Africa/Mideast Pump Demand by Country, 2007
- SECTION VIII -- INDUSTRY STRUCTURE
- 1 World Pump Market Share by Company, 2007
More DetailsUtilities to experience most rapid market gainsUtilities are projected to see the fastest growth among the major pump markets. Supporting the utilities pump market will be rising construction expenditures by utilities providers, particularly in developing regions, where water and electricity delivery systems are being built. Although the process manufacturing market is not forecast to see as rapid gains, it is still expected to remain the largest user of pump products due to the wide range of applications and significant fluid handling requirements in many of these industries. Gains will be spurred by increasing output in most process industries. The resource extraction market is also projected to see increases due to rising oil and gas demand.
Diaphragm pumps to see fastest growth Centrifugal pumps will continue to be the most widely used type, due to their varied pressure and load handling capabilities -- including the ability to handle liquids with high solids content -- and relatively low maintenance costs. Among the major pump designs, diaphragm pumps will post the fastest gains due to rising investment in process manufacturing industries. Turbine pumps will also see rapid growth, largely supported by an increase in water pumping and sewage applications, especially in developing areas.
Study coverageDetails on these and other key findings are available in the Freedonia industry study, World Pumps, priced at $5800. The study provides historical demand data (1997, 2002, 2007) plus forecasts to 2012 and 2017 for centrifugal, positive displacement and other specialty pump designs in six world regions and 35 major national markets. The study also considers global energy supply and demand trends, assesses industry composition and market shares and profiles 31 competitors worldwide.
