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プレハブ建築の世界市場-2023-2030Global Pre-Engineered Buildings Market - 2023-2030 |
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プレハブ建築の世界市場-2023-2030 |
出版日: 2023年06月12日
発行: DataM Intelligence
ページ情報: 英文 211 Pages
納期: 約2営業日
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プレハブ建築の世界市場は、2022年に146億米ドルに達し、2023-2030年の予測期間中にCAGR 12.6%で成長し、2030年には379億米ドルに達すると予想されています。
環境の持続可能性に対する意識の高まりが、プレハブ建築市場に影響を与えています。メーカーや建設業者は、持続可能性の目標を達成し、市場の魅力を高めるために、エネルギー効率の高い設計、再生可能エネルギーの統合、環境に優しい建設資材などのグリーンビルディングの実践を取り込んでいます。
アジア太平洋、北米、中東・アフリカなどの地域の政府は、持続可能性とグリーンビルディングの推進に多額の投資を行っており、プレハブ建築市場の将来の成長見通しを向上させています。
世界のプレハブ建築市場は非常に競争が激しく、いくつかの既存企業や地域企業がこの業界で事業を展開しています。一方、新興企業はまだ成長の初期段階にあり、プレハブ建築市場の成長により、予測期間中にシェアを拡大することが予想されます。
急成長する経済圏におけるインフラ投資の増加は、新規建設プロジェクトの需要を喚起し、プレハブ建築(PEB)市場の活性化に貢献します。経済成長に伴い、人口の増加に対応し、経済活動を支えるために、新しい建物や構造物の必要性が高まっています。構造物には、倉庫、工場、オフィスビル、小売スペース、その他の商業・工業・農業用建物などが含まれます。
PEBは、その費用対効果や効率性から、このような需要に応えるのに適しています。標準化された設計と部品を使ってプレハブで製造されるため、従来の建築方法と比較して、建設期間とコストを削減することができます。また、PEBの使用は、建物の製作と組み立てを工場で行うことができるため、現場での熟練労働者の必要性を減らすことができ、急成長する経済における熟練労働者の不足を解消するのに役立ちます。
新しいインフラへの投資の高まりは、主要プレーヤーが市場に新製品を投入することを後押ししています。例えば、2022年3月23日、PEB Steel Buildings Co.(Pebsteel)は、成長中のプレエンジニアリング鉄骨建築会社で、リフレッシュしたブランドアイデンティティを市場に投入しています。このブランディングは、新しい開発段階において最先端の経済的なソリューションを顧客に提供するというPebsteelの長期目標を補完するものです
世界各国の政府は、持続可能な建築手法を促進する規制と政策を実施しています。これらの規制には、エネルギー効率基準、グリーンビルディングコード、持続可能な建設に対するインセンティブが含まれます。プレハブ建築市場は、持続可能な建築の要件に沿ったこうした規制の支援から恩恵を受け、建設プロジェクトにおけるプレハブ建築の採用を促進しています。
LEED(Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design)やBREEAM(Building Research Establishment Environmental Assessment Method)などのグリーンビルディング認証は、世界的に注目されています。これらの認証は、プレハブ建築の利用を含む持続可能な建設手法を認識し、促進するものです。グリーン認証や関連するインセンティブを利用することで、デベロッパー、建築家、建設業者がプレハブ建築を採用し、市場を活性化させることができます。
在来工法やモジュール工法などの代替工法との価格競争は、プレハブ建築市場に影響を与える可能性があります。競合する工法が同様のコストメリットを提供する場合、または価格競争が激しい場合、市場の成長性に影響を与える可能性があります。
さらに、プレハブ建築は、建設時間や労働力の面で長期的なコスト削減が可能ですが、初期投資額は従来の建築に比べて高く見えるかもしれません。特に、長期的な利益よりも短期的な金銭的配慮に重点を置いている場合、初期費用がかかると、潜在顧客がプレハブ建築を検討する意欲をなくす可能性があります。初期投資額が高いという認識は、伝統的な手法を好む価格競争の一因となる可能性があります。
パンデミックは、プレハブ建築の原材料や部品の入手を含め、世界なサプライチェーンに混乱をもたらしました。輸送の制限、工場の閉鎖、生産能力の低下により、資材の供給に遅れが生じ、プロジェクトのスケジュールに影響を与え、コストを増加させました。
さらに、パンデミックは世界の景気後退の引き金となり、建設プロジェクトへの投資に影響を及ぼしました。景気の先行きが不透明で、財政的な制約もあることから、建設支出は減少し、潜在的な顧客からのアプローチも慎重になりました。このような不確実性から、パンデミックの初期段階において、プレハブ建築の需要は減少しました。
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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