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全球预制建筑市场 - 2023-2030年Global Pre-Engineered Buildings Market - 2023-2030 |
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全球预制建筑市场在2022年达到146亿美元,预计到2030年将达到379亿美元,在2023-2030年的预测期间,年复合增长率为12.6%。
对环境可持续发展的认识不断提高,影响了预制建筑市场。制造商和建筑商正在纳入绿色建筑的做法,如节能设计、可再生能源整合和环保建筑材料,以满足可持续发展的目标,增强市场的吸引力。
亚太、北美、中东和非洲等地区的政府正在大力投资,促进可持续性和绿色建筑实践,从而改善预制建筑市场的未来增长前景。
全球预制建筑市场竞争激烈,有几个成熟的和区域性的参与者在该行业运作。主要企业在市场上占有高达70.4%的份额,而新兴企业仍处于增长的初始阶段,由于预制建筑市场的不断增长,预计在预测期内将呈现递增的份额。
在快速增长的经济体中,不断增加的基础设施投资可以通过创造新的建筑项目的需求来帮助促进预制建筑(PEB)市场。随着经济的增长,更需要新的建筑和结构来容纳不断增长的人口和支持经济活动。这些结构包括仓库、工厂、办公大楼、零售空间和其他商业、工业和农业建筑。
PEBs由于其成本效益和效率,非常适合于满足这一需求。它们使用标准化的设计和部件进行预制,与传统建筑方法相比,减少了施工时间和成本。PEBs的使用还可以帮助解决快速增长的经济体中熟练劳动力的短缺问题,因为建筑的制造和组装可以在工厂完成,减少了对现场熟练劳动力的需求。
对新基础设施的投资不断增加,鼓励了主要参与者在市场上推出新产品。例如,2022年3月23日,PEB钢结构建筑有限公司(Pebsteel),一家以生产钢结构建筑为主的公司。(Pebsteel),一家成长中的工程前钢结构公司,向市场推出了其更新的品牌形象。该品牌形象补充了Pebsteel的长期目标,即在新的发展阶段为客户提供前沿的、经济的解决方案
世界各国政府正在实施促进可持续建筑实践的法规和政策。这些法规可能包括能源效率标准、绿色建筑规范和对可持续建筑的奖励。预制建筑市场受益于这样的法规支持,因为它与可持续建筑要求相一致,鼓励在建筑项目中采用预制建筑。
绿色建筑认证,如LEED(能源与环境设计领导力)和BREEAM(建筑研究机构环境评估法),已经在全球范围内获得了显著的地位。这些认证认可并促进可持续的建筑实践,包括使用预制建筑。绿色认证和相关的激励措施鼓励开发商、建筑师和建筑商采用预制建筑,推动了市场的发展。
来自其他建筑方法的价格竞争,如传统建筑或模块化建筑,会影响预制建筑市场。如果竞争的建筑方法提供类似的成本优势,或者存在激烈的价格竞争,可能会影响市场的增长潜力。
此外,预制建筑在施工时间和劳动力方面提供了长期的成本节约,与传统建筑相比,初始投资可能显得更高。前期成本可能会使潜在客户不考虑预制建筑,特别是如果他们专注于短期财务考虑而不是长期利益。被认为较高的初始投资可能会促成有利于传统做法的价格竞争。
大流行病造成了全球供应链的中断,包括预制建筑的原材料和部件的供应。对运输的限制、工厂的关闭和生产能力的降低导致了材料供应的延误,影响了项目的时间表并增加了成本。
此外,大流行病引发了全球经济衰退,影响了建筑项目的投资。围绕经济前景的不确定性和财政限制导致了建筑支出的减少和潜在客户的谨慎态度。这种不确定性导致在大流行病的最初阶段,对预制建筑的需求下降。
Global Pre-Engineered Buildings Market reached US$ 14.6 billion in 2022 and is expected to reach US$ 37.9 billion by 2030 growing with a CAGR of 12.6% during the forecast period 2023-2030.
Increasing awareness of environmental sustainability has influenced the pre-engineered buildings market. Manufacturers and builders are incorporating green building practices, such as energy-efficient designs, renewable energy integration and environmentally friendly construction materials, to meet sustainability goals and enhance the market's appeal.
Governments in regions like Asia-Pacific, North America and Middle East and Africa are investing heavily in promoting sustainability and green building practices thus improving the future growth prospects for the pre-engineered buildings market.
The global pre-engineered buildings market is highly competitive, with several established and regional players operating in the industry. The key players are holding up to 70.4% share in the market whereas startup companies are still at the initial stage of growth and expected to show incremental share in the forecast period due to rising growth of the pre-engineered buildings market.
Increasing infrastructure investments in fast-growing economies can help to boost the pre-engineered buildings (PEB) market by creating demand for new construction projects. As economies grow, there is a greater need for new buildings and structures to accommodate the growing population and support economic activities. The structures include warehouses, factories, office buildings, retail spaces and other commercial, industrial and agricultural buildings.
PEBs are well-suited to meet this demand due to their cost-effectiveness and efficiency. They are prefabricated using standardized designs and parts, which reduces construction time and costs compared to traditional building methods. The use of PEBs can also help to address the shortage of skilled labor in fast-growing economies, as the fabrication and assembly of the building can be done in a factory, reducing the need for skilled labor on site.
The rising investment in new infrastructure has encouraged the key players to launch new products in the market. For instance, On 23 March 2022, PEB Steel Buildings Co., Ltd. (Pebsteel), a growing pre-engineering steel construction company, launches its refreshed brand identity to the market. The branding complements Pebsteel's long-term goal of providing clients with cutting-edge, economical solutions during a new development stage
Governments worldwide are implementing regulations and policies that promote sustainable construction practices. These regulations may include energy efficiency standards, green building codes and incentives for sustainable construction. The pre-engineered buildings market benefits from such regulatory support as it aligns with sustainable construction requirements, encouraging the adoption of pre-engineered buildings in construction projects.
Green building certifications, such as LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) and BREEAM (Building Research Establishment Environmental Assessment Method), have gained prominence globally. These certifications recognize and promote sustainable construction practices, including the use of pre-engineered buildings. The availability of green certifications and associated incentives encourages developers, architects and builders to adopt pre-engineered buildings, boosting the market.
Price competition from alternative construction methods, such as traditional construction or modular construction, can affect the pre-engineered buildings market. If competing construction methods offer similar cost advantages or if there is intense price competition, it may impact the market's growth potential.
Furthermore, pre-engineered buildings offer long-term cost savings in terms of construction time and labor, the initial investment may appear higher compared to traditional construction. The upfront cost can discourage potential customers from considering pre-engineered buildings, especially if they are focused on short-term financial considerations rather than long-term benefits. The perceived higher initial investment can contribute to price competition favoring traditional practices.
The pandemic caused disruptions in global supply chains, including the availability of raw materials and components for pre-engineered buildings. Restrictions on transportation, factory closures and reduced production capacity led to delays in the supply of materials, affecting project timelines and increasing costs.
Furthermore, the pandemic triggered an economic downturn globally, impacting investment in construction projects. Uncertainty surrounding the future of the economy and financial constraints led to a decrease in construction spending and a cautious approach from potential customers. The uncertainty resulted in a decline in demand for pre-engineered buildings during the initial phases of the pandemic.
The global pre-engineered buildings market is segmented based on structure, application and region.
Single-Storey holds half of the share in the global pre-engineered buildings market. The combination of versatility, speed of construction, design flexibility, structural integrity and sustainability features makes single-story pre-engineered buildings a compelling choice for a wide range of applications. The demand for efficient, economical and flexible single-story structures continues to drive the growth of the global pre-engineered buildings market.
Furthermore, single-story pre-engineered buildings offer cost advantages over multi-story structures. They typically require less material, have simplified foundation requirements and involve shorter construction timelines.
The controlled manufacturing process and the use of standardized components in pre-engineered building systems help streamline production, reduce waste and lower overall construction costs. These cost benefits make single-story pre-engineered buildings an attractive choice for various industries and applications.
The construction industry in Asia-Pacifi is thriving, driven by investments in infrastructure projects, industrial development and commercial construction. The Asia Pacific infrastructure market is projected to grow 7 - 8%% a year over the coming decade, reaching US$5.36 trillion a year by 2025 representing around 60% of the world total.
Countries like China, India, Japan and Australia are experiencing robust construction activities, creating a strong demand for pre-engineered buildings. China, India, U.S. and Indonesia will account for around 58.3% of the estimated global growth in construction between 2020-2030. China alone will account for 26.1% of global growth. India is forecast to account for 14.1% while Indonesia is expected to account for 7.0% of global growth.
The government in the region are investing heavily in adopting sustainable building practice to encourage the growth of green building in the region. Furthermore, the need for efficient and time-sensitive construction solutions and rising awareness of green buildings support the growth of the pre-engineered buildings market in the region.
The major global players include: Tata BlueScope Steel, Era Infra, Everest Industries, Interarch Building Products, Jindal Prefab, Kirby Building Systems, Lloyd Insulations, PEB Steel Buildings, Tiger Steel Engineering and Zamil Steel.
The Global Pre-engineered Buildings Market Report Would Provide Approximately 53 Tables, 45 Figures and 211 Pages.
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