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The world's top 36 rubber machinery companies are announced, and 14 Chinese companies are on the list!
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Appreciate and cherish
Even in the years of poverty, we cannot lose our yearning for happiness. Those dreams of getting rid of mediocrity can always compile our simple life and embellish hope for our simple time. It cannot be said that we must always love life more, but we must always have a heart that knows how to appreciate and cherish.
The European Rubber Journal (ERJ) recently released the 2019 Global Rubber Machinery Report. In 2019, the sales revenue of the world rubber machinery industry continued to decline in 2018, and the decline in sales revenue of rubber machinery manufacturers became the mainstream. At the beginning of 2020, the global economy experienced the impact of the coronavirus, and the world rubber machinery industry orders dropped sharply, showing signs of a clear downward channel. However, the investment confidence in the rubber machinery industry is still strong, acquisitions and reorganizations are active, and the concentration of the industry has increased, showing a trend of large corporations.
The report announced that among the top 36 rubber machinery manufacturers in the world in 2019, Chinese companies accounted for 14 and 2 of the top ten. Soft Control shares ranked third, the top ranking of Chinese companies; Sachi Group ranked seventh, and was 10th last year.
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Little change in the ranking of world rubber machinery
The 2019 World Rubber Machinery Ranking is based on 2019 sales revenue. The ranking of the world's rubber machinery manufacturers has not changed much this year. The top five are a copy of the previous year's ranking. The German H-F company continues to dominate. The Netherlands VMI ranks second, and Soft Control shares ranks third. Japan's Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and Kobe Steel ranked 4th and 5th respectively. Only the sixth place has changed, and Troeste/Germany ranks sixth with an increase of 6.9%. Saatchi Group/China, LWB/Germany, Desma/Germany and Cimcorp/Finland ranked 7, 8, 9, and 10.
Among the top 10 companies, 4 are from Germany, 2 from China, 2 from Japan, 1 from the Netherlands and 1 from Finland.
Among the top 36 rubber machinery companies, there are 14 in China, 8 in Germany, 2 in Japan, 3 in Italy, and 1 each in France, the Netherlands, Australia, Israel, Turkey, the United States, Finland, India, and Slovakia .
The two newly entered rankings, namely Dalian Second Rubber Machinery/China and Z-Laser Company/Germany, exited the rankings, namely Beijing Jingye/China and Spoolex/France.
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The world rubber machinery industry as a whole enters a downward channel
In 2018, the world's rubber machinery sales revenue fell by 1.02% year-on-year, and the downward trend continued in 2019, with a year-on-year decrease of 3.6%. Based on the current order situation and the impact of the new crown epidemic, it is preliminary judged that the world rubber machinery industry as a whole has entered a downward channel. 21 of the top 36 companies declined, and 7 of the top 10 companies declined. The decline in sales revenue became the mainstream.
From a regional perspective, the overall growth of China's rubber machinery, rubber machinery in other regions generally fell or remained flat. The sales revenue of world rubber machinery excluding China fell 3.1% year-on-year. The European region is the weather vane of the world's rubber machinery. It has continued to grow for 15 years. However, the sales revenue of rubber machinery has stopped growing since 2019, and it has remained flat on the whole. Both Japanese rubber machinery companies have declined, and their share accounted for 10.4% of the total global rubber machinery sales revenue, a decrease of 1.2 percentage points from the previous year.
In terms of products, the tire sector declined more, and the non-tire sector grew overall. The largest increase (61%) this year, Cimcorp/Finland, is dominated by non-tire rubber machinery. Among the top 10 "strong" non-tire rubber machinery companies accounted for 4 seats. The development momentum of non-tire rubber machinery manufacturers is better than that of tire rubber machinery manufacturers. Non-tire rubber machinery is the main economic growth point of the global rubber machinery industry.
The top ten "strong" sales revenue was US$2.167 billion, accounting for 61.3% of total sales, a year-on-year increase of 0.7%. The top three "strong" sales revenue was US$1.117 billion, accounting for 31.6% of total sales, a slight increase year-on-year. The top three have been relatively stable in recent years, accounting for nearly one-third of the world's rubber machinery. The concentration of the industry continues to increase, with the stronger ones getting stronger and stronger, showing a trend towards large corporations.
The overall decline in the world's rubber machinery is mainly due to global trade barriers and the automotive industry downturn. In particular, the new crown epidemic has caused national and regional isolation, which has a great impact on world trade and automotive transportation, which is even more unfavorable for the development of the world's rubber machinery industry.
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Investment confidence in rubber machinery companies remains strong, and acquisitions and reorganizations become active
ERJ designed a three-question survey. Although the respondents believe that the world economy is in a recession, the investment confidence of rubber machinery companies is still strong. 84.6% of the respondents said they plan to expand production capacity in the next year, 61.5% of the respondents plan to upgrade the production line, and 38.5% of the respondents plan to acquire and reorganize. These proportions have been relatively high in recent years.
Regarding the fastest growing area for rubber machinery, the most optimistic region is India, which has increased from 50% to 63.2%, and North America has increased from 45% last year to 47.4% this year. Optimistic about Western Europe from 30% to 47.4%. Optimistic about China from 30% to 31.6%.
In terms of product terminals, we are optimistic that the tire sector will rise from 70% to 78.9%, and we are optimistic that General Rubber will drop from 40% to 36.8%. People are least optimistic about the automotive sector, with the proportion dropping to 5.3%, the lowest in recent years.
Since last year, acquisitions and reorganizations have been active in the industry, and several major capital changes will affect the future global landscape. One is the separation of Meccanica/Italy from the Malangoni Group, specializing in the production and sales of engineering tire machinery. The second is German Troeste's acquisition of the extrusion sector of H-F Company. The third is the acquisition of Hennecke tire and rim inspection system by 4jet Technologies/Germany.
Even in the years of poverty, we cannot lose our yearning for happiness. Those dreams of getting rid of mediocrity can always compile our simple life and embellish hope for our simple time. It cannot be said that we must always love life more, but we must always have a heart that knows how to appreciate and cherish.
Appreciate and cherish
Even in the years of poverty, we cannot lose our yearning for happiness. Those dreams of getting rid of mediocrity can always compile our simple life and embellish hope for our simple time. It cannot be said that we must always love life more, but we must always have a heart that knows how to appreciate and cherish.
The European Rubber Journal (ERJ) recently released the 2019 Global Rubber Machinery Report. In 2019, the sales revenue of the world rubber machinery industry continued to decline in 2018, and the decline in sales revenue of rubber machinery manufacturers became the mainstream. At the beginning of 2020, the global economy experienced the impact of the coronavirus, and the world rubber machinery industry orders dropped sharply, showing signs of a clear downward channel. However, the investment confidence in the rubber machinery industry is still strong, acquisitions and reorganizations are active, and the concentration of the industry has increased, showing a trend of large corporations.
The report announced that among the top 36 rubber machinery manufacturers in the world in 2019, Chinese companies accounted for 14 and 2 of the top ten. Soft Control shares ranked third, the top ranking of Chinese companies; Sachi Group ranked seventh, and was 10th last year.
1
Little change in the ranking of world rubber machinery
The 2019 World Rubber Machinery Ranking is based on 2019 sales revenue. The ranking of the world's rubber machinery manufacturers has not changed much this year. The top five are a copy of the previous year's ranking. The German H-F company continues to dominate. The Netherlands VMI ranks second, and Soft Control shares ranks third. Japan's Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and Kobe Steel ranked 4th and 5th respectively. Only the sixth place has changed, and Troeste/Germany ranks sixth with an increase of 6.9%. Saatchi Group/China, LWB/Germany, Desma/Germany and Cimcorp/Finland ranked 7, 8, 9, and 10.
Among the top 10 companies, 4 are from Germany, 2 from China, 2 from Japan, 1 from the Netherlands and 1 from Finland.
Among the top 36 rubber machinery companies, there are 14 in China, 8 in Germany, 2 in Japan, 3 in Italy, and 1 each in France, the Netherlands, Australia, Israel, Turkey, the United States, Finland, India, and Slovakia .
The two newly entered rankings, namely Dalian Second Rubber Machinery/China and Z-Laser Company/Germany, exited the rankings, namely Beijing Jingye/China and Spoolex/France.
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The world rubber machinery industry as a whole enters a downward channel
In 2018, the world's rubber machinery sales revenue fell by 1.02% year-on-year, and the downward trend continued in 2019, with a year-on-year decrease of 3.6%. Based on the current order situation and the impact of the new crown epidemic, it is preliminary judged that the world rubber machinery industry as a whole has entered a downward channel. 21 of the top 36 companies declined, and 7 of the top 10 companies declined. The decline in sales revenue became the mainstream.
From a regional perspective, the overall growth of China's rubber machinery, rubber machinery in other regions generally fell or remained flat. The sales revenue of world rubber machinery excluding China fell 3.1% year-on-year. The European region is the weather vane of the world's rubber machinery. It has continued to grow for 15 years. However, the sales revenue of rubber machinery has stopped growing since 2019, and it has remained flat on the whole. Both Japanese rubber machinery companies have declined, and their share accounted for 10.4% of the total global rubber machinery sales revenue, a decrease of 1.2 percentage points from the previous year.
In terms of products, the tire sector declined more, and the non-tire sector grew overall. The largest increase (61%) this year, Cimcorp/Finland, is dominated by non-tire rubber machinery. Among the top 10 "strong" non-tire rubber machinery companies accounted for 4 seats. The development momentum of non-tire rubber machinery manufacturers is better than that of tire rubber machinery manufacturers. Non-tire rubber machinery is the main economic growth point of the global rubber machinery industry.
The top ten "strong" sales revenue was US$2.167 billion, accounting for 61.3% of total sales, a year-on-year increase of 0.7%. The top three "strong" sales revenue was US$1.117 billion, accounting for 31.6% of total sales, a slight increase year-on-year. The top three have been relatively stable in recent years, accounting for nearly one-third of the world's rubber machinery. The concentration of the industry continues to increase, with the stronger ones getting stronger and stronger, showing a trend towards large corporations.
The overall decline in the world's rubber machinery is mainly due to global trade barriers and the automotive industry downturn. In particular, the new crown epidemic has caused national and regional isolation, which has a great impact on world trade and automotive transportation, which is even more unfavorable for the development of the world's rubber machinery industry.
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Investment confidence in rubber machinery companies remains strong, and acquisitions and reorganizations become active
ERJ designed a three-question survey. Although the respondents believe that the world economy is in a recession, the investment confidence of rubber machinery companies is still strong. 84.6% of the respondents said they plan to expand production capacity in the next year, 61.5% of the respondents plan to upgrade the production line, and 38.5% of the respondents plan to acquire and reorganize. These proportions have been relatively high in recent years.
Regarding the fastest growing area for rubber machinery, the most optimistic region is India, which has increased from 50% to 63.2%, and North America has increased from 45% last year to 47.4% this year. Optimistic about Western Europe from 30% to 47.4%. Optimistic about China from 30% to 31.6%.
In terms of product terminals, we are optimistic that the tire sector will rise from 70% to 78.9%, and we are optimistic that General Rubber will drop from 40% to 36.8%. People are least optimistic about the automotive sector, with the proportion dropping to 5.3%, the lowest in recent years.
Since last year, acquisitions and reorganizations have been active in the industry, and several major capital changes will affect the future global landscape. One is the separation of Meccanica/Italy from the Malangoni Group, specializing in the production and sales of engineering tire machinery. The second is German Troeste's acquisition of the extrusion sector of H-F Company. The third is the acquisition of Hennecke tire and rim inspection system by 4jet Technologies/Germany.
