Potential Impact of COVID-19 on Bulk Material Handling Products and Technologies Market

The rivalry between ThyssenKrupp AG, TENOVA S.p.A, and Metso Corp. defines the global bulk material handling products and technologies market, states a report by Transparency market Research (TMR). The degree of competition in high within this market as these companies aggressively involve into mergers, acquisitions, and business alliances to strengthen their visibility. Over the coming years, players are likely to focus more on product innovation, development, and implementation of advanced technologies, which is likely to intensify the competition between them.

As per the estimations of TMR, the global market for bulk material handling products and technologies, which offered an opportunity in US$58.86 bn in 2015, is likely to increase at a CAGR of 1.30% during the period from 2016 and 2024 and touch US$65.74 bn by the end of the forecast period. The demand for bulk material handling products and technologies has been greater from the mining industry when compared to other end users and the scenario is likely to remain same over the years to come.

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Europe to Witness Continued Rise in its Bulk Material Handling Products and Technologies Market

According to the research report, North America, Asia Pacific, Europe, and the Rest of the World that includes the Middle East, Africa, and South America are the main geographical segments of the worldwide bulk material handling products and technologies market. Europe, which has been leading this market for quite some time, is expected to remain seated in this position over the period of forecast. It acquired a share of nearly 35% in the overall market in 2015.

Germany has taken the lead among all the European markets for bulk material handling products and technologies and is expected to maintain its dominance in the near future on account of the extensive utilization of bulk material handling equipment, propelled by the rising demand for industrial automation, the increase in mass production methods, such as assembly line production, and the augmenting requirement for bulk equipment in the construction industry.