The Changing Structure of The Global Construction Equipment Industry March 2016, Dusseldorf
A Management Consultancy that specialises in the research and analysis of international construction equipment markets. The largest of its kind in the world. Formed in 1981 as part of the Economist Intelligence Unit. Management Buy-Out in Now owned by KHL Offices in: - London, England- New York, USA- Tokyo, Japan - Beijing, China - New Delhi, India WHO WE ARE
Products Included in This Presentation Articulated Dump Trucks Asphalt Finishers Backhoe Loaders Crawler Dozers Crawler Excavators Crawler Loaders Mini Excavators Motor Graders Motor Scrapers Rigid Dump Trucks RTLTs – Masted RTLTs – Telescopic Skid-Steer Loaders Wheeled Excavators Wheeled Loaders
WE ARE FACING A MOST UNCERTAIN FUTURE
Some Positives … But Many Negatives
The Road Ahead is Far From Straight and Clear
Global Overview Global Equipment Sales * Forecast 2012: $99 billion 2013: $93 billion 2014: $93 billion 2007: $98 billion 2009: $55 billion 2010: $77 billion 2011: $102 billion Sales ($ Billion) 2015*: $84 billion 2019*: $92 billion *2019* China $11$35 $24$21 $19$12$16 North America $28$20 $25$26 $29$30$29 Europe $20$12 $13$12$13 India $2$3 $2 $3 Japan $5$3 $4$6 $5 Rest of World $32$29 $32$25 $24$23$27 TOTAL WORLD $98$102 $99 $93 $84 $92
Global Value of Construction Equipment, by Type 2014 ($ Billion) Total: $93.3 billion
Key Sales Trends, by Region, * (Units) * Forecast
Key Production Trends, by Region, (Units)
Global Recovery: Governments’ Investment is Essential They Influence 80% of Machinery Demand
Global Sales of Construction Equipment 2000 – 2019* (Units) * Forecast Average : 880,762 Average *: 768,435
Changing Structure of Global Demand, * (% of Total) 2007 *Forecast * 2011
A Long and Winding Road To Recovery Europe
Europe: Development of Sales, * (Units) * Forecast Average : 116,407 Average *: 130,695
Europe: Structure of Sales, by Product, * (% of Total) * 2014 *Forecast
Europe: Structure of Sales, by Country, * (% of Total) *Forecast 2019*
Europe: Development of Production, (Units) Average : 180,805 Average : 141,015
North America Still Fragile, But Positive Signs of Recovery
North America: Development of Sales, * (Units) * Forecast Average : 138,061 Average *: 173,632
North America: Structure of Sales, by Product, * (% of Total) *Forecast 2019*
North America: Development of Production, (Units) Average : 166,262 Average : 113,179
India Growth Will Be Stronger and More Dependable Than in The Past
India: Development of Sales, * (Units) * Forecast Average : 45,212 Average *: 52,296
India: Structure of Sales, by Product, * (% of Total) * * Forecast
India: Development of Production, (Units) Average : 25,543 Average : 44,398
China Rapid Increase, Rapid Decline – Stable Future?
China: Development of Sales, * (Units) * Forecast Average : 321,888 Average *: 148,591
China: Focus on The Crisis Sales, Wheeled Loaders * (Units) * Forecast Average : 163,022 Average *: 58,800 29
China: Focus on The Crisis Sales, Crawler Excavators * (Units) * Forecast Average : 113,244 Average *: 53,200 30
China: Development of Production, (Units) Average : 225,062 Average : 358,552
China: Structure of Sales, by Product, * (% of Total) * *Forecast
China: Excess Capacity By Product Type, 2015 (Units) Wheeled Loaders Chinese Theoretical Capacity: 420,000 Global Sales: 125,500** Excess Capacity: 274,500** * Crawler, Wheeled, Mini ** Forecast 2015 Excess Capacity: 274,500 Excess Capacity: 175,000 China Sales: 60,000 China Sales: 63,500 Excavators* Chinese Theoretical Capacity: 548,000 Global Sales: 373,000 ** Excess Capacity: 175,000**
Crucial Role of Exports China: Exports of Construction Equipment, Units
Excess capacity – probably 75% too much Large machine population and stock of used machines blocking new equipment sales Easy financing – very dangerous indeed -Must do better credit checks -Very high % of repossessions Too many suppliers offering similar ‘solutions’ -Products, financing, distribution -But little cash for R&D, or future expansion Top 10 manufacturers gaining greater market share – but not rapidly recently -2002: 49% -2009: 64% -2014: 63% Smaller manufacturers diluting the market -Consolidation? -Mergers and Acquisitions? -Exit from the industry altogether China: Current Challenges Facing The Industry Domestic
China: Current Challenges Facing The Industry International ‘Brand China’ seen to be a problem - Poor machine quality - Poor customer support - More of a perception than reality – many machines now very good indeed. Problem of brand differentiation in ‘Gong’ approach. Standards and emissions in developed countries. Focus on developing countries - Customer expectations are lower - Less brand loyalty - Lower margins Crucial problems of creating distribution network Urgent need for: - Global brand recognition - International management - First world distribution customer support Probably only achievable short term through acquisition - But do they now have the cash?
Global Summary Still A Most Uncertain Future
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