Germany's rubber and plastics machinery continue to lead the world, optimistic about the second half

According to a report released recently by the German Machinery and Equipment Manufacturers Confederation (VDMA), Germany continues to rank top among countries and regions in the global export of rubber and plastics machinery. In the first half of 2010, all global market demand has increased significantly. Thorsten Kühmann, Managing Director of VDMA's Rubber and Plastics Machinery Branch, said: "The market development trend is better than the ones expected at the beginning of the year. The member companies of this branch also gave optimistic expectations for the orders in the second half of the year."

One World in Four Points While world trade has suffered a dramatic collapse and German exports have also declined sharply, Germany still managed to maintain its market position last year, accounting for 24% of global delivery. Second, Europe, the United States, and Asia also achieved a significant share of the global market in 2009 at the end of the financial crisis.

In Europe, German equipment accounted for 31% of global machinery deliveries to customers and 39% in countries outside the European Union.

In Asia, less than 24% of all equipment imported in 2009 was made in Germany. Therefore, Germany offers more equipment than Japan. German suppliers in the Near East and the Middle East (29%), Central Asia and South Asia (25%) are also in the first place. However, Japan has a significant leadership position in the ASEAN market, but also in the Far East? Leading.

German equipment also has very strong demand in the American continent. In North America, 26% of the global delivery of equipment exhibition in Germany, 18% in Central America, 20% in South America. More than a third of the equipment exported to Central America comes from the United States, while in South America, suppliers from Italy, the United States, and China compete fiercely.

China's rubber and plastic equipment suppliers divided the 22% share of the African market, Italy accounted for 19%, and Germany ranked third, accounting for 15%.

Other leading markets are listed in VDMA's 9 countries and regions in the global rubber and plastics machinery market. Following Germany, the larger market shares are Italy (11.6%), Japan (11.1%), and China (9.3%). ), the United States (7.7%), France (5.4%), Taiwan (4.9%), Austria (4.4%), and Canada (4.2%). The nine largest markets accounted for 83.9% of the global market share.

From the wave chart, it can be seen that Germany has a relatively stable market share, and has steadily occupied more than 20% of its share for many years. Italy is also relatively stable and has been stable between 10% and 13%. Japan's volatility was large. In 2000, it reached a peak of 17.7%, but in recent years the volatility has changed and has decreased. Throughout the nine major regions, China’s market share alone has shown a clear upward trend year by year.

The three-year event of the global rubber and plastics industry in Germany will be held soon. The German rubber and plastics machinery and raw material suppliers will once again make their appearance at the highest level. According to the organizers of the K show, about 40% of the exhibition area will be displayed in German technology or made in Germany. Let's look forward to this rubber world event full of “future elements” held in Düsseldorf, Germany from October 27 to November 3.