According To FMI, Industrial Valves Market Is Anticipated To Grow At A Consistent CAGR Of 4.2 Percent Between 2022 And 2029.

The ongoing expansion of the chemical industry, as well as the revival of the oil and gas industry, are likely to play an important role in driving global sales of industrial valves. Furthermore, according to FMI’s report, there are numerous opportunities in the chemical and water & wastewater industries.

According to a material analysis of the industrial valves market, cast steel, carbon steel, and stainless steel continue to be the preferred materials among industrial valve manufacturers, accounting for 85% of revenue shares. According to the findings of the report, bronze is likely to become profitable as a material of choice in the coming years.

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With the onset of Industry 4.0 and the reciprocating shift of industries towards automation, the industrial valves landscape is compelled to move beyond its traditional, old-school valve engineering models. Although manually operated valves still account for almost 2/3^rd of total sales, FMI foresees a rapidly progressing market scenario for automated valves in the next few years. 

By type, the gate type of industrial valves segment is expected to hold prominent value shares of the global industrial valves market. Furthermore, the globe valve segment is expected to be the prominent segment throughout the forecast period. Gate valves, closely trailed by globe and ball valves, are identified to remain the sought-after industrial valve types throughout the forecast period. Several manufacturers are however focusing on investments in global industrial valves. FMI’s research also highlights the visibly growing market attractiveness of butterfly valves across industries.

The analysis of the industrial valves market based on materials reveals that cast steel, carbon steel, and stainless steel remain the preferred materials among manufacturers of industrial valves, which collectively account for ~85% shares in the revenues. Bronze is likely to emerge lucrative as a material of choice, over the years to come, as indicated by report findings.

Market in APEJ Projected for Remunerative Growth

The market in the Asia Pacific excluding Japan (APEJ) is expected to exhibit lucrative growth potential in the global industrial valve market over the forecast period of 2022-2029. According to the report, this growth is propelled by the rapid growth in the oil & gas industry in countries of APEJ such as India and China, and ASEAN Countries, among others. The economic condition of these countries has been positively developing.

Furthermore, owing to the effects of macroeconomic factors such as growing population, urbanization, and rapid industrialization, the confidence of investors and investments in housing and other residential projects across APEJ has increased drastically. Consequently, the region’s chemical has had considerable momentum over the past few years. This overall scenario is translating into modest growth in the demand for valves across multiple industries, eventually pushing the market growth potential of APEJ.

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Industrial Valves Market: Vendor Insights

The report highlights some of the prominent market players, who have established themselves as leaders in the global industrial valves market such as GE Company, Emerson, Flowserve Corporation, Schlumberger Limited, TechnipFMC Plc, KSB SE & Co. KGaA, x KITZ Corporation, Alfa Laval Corporate AB, Curtiss-Wright Corp., CIRCOR International, Inc., IMI Plc, Mercer Valve Co., Inc., National, Oilwell Varco, Inc., Weir Group Plc., Neway Valves, AVK International A/S, Flowserve Corporation, and LESER GmbH & Co. KG, among others.

The global industrial valve market is significantly consolidated with some players holding prominent shares of the market. These players are offering industrial valves under their popular brands such as Cameron, and World Valves, among others.