China's machine tool consumption will reach 38 billion U.S. dollars in 2013
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Since the turn of the century, the annual consumption of machine tools has increased by an average of nearly 10% (in U.S. dollars). The size of the international machine tool market has more than doubled in 20 years, reaching around US$86 billion in 2011. According to the chief analyst of AoLi Machine ToolNet, the main driving force for growth came from Asia. In 2011, 3/5 of the international machine tool output flowed into the region. It is expected that the investment in large-scale infrastructure in 2013 will boost China's economic growth, especially investment in high-speed railways, urban rail transit, airports and grid expansion. The process of modernization of China’s industrial infrastructure has accelerated, and the demand for efficient modern manufacturing technologies has increased.
China's machine tool procurement will therefore continue to rise, and it is expected to increase by nearly 12% in 2013 to 38.1 billion U.S. dollars. Almost every user industry is driving this market.
In addition, under the overall economic planning of the state's macro-control, the Chinese market for machine tools will increase by 14.2% to 389 billion yuan in 2014. This strong growth momentum will consolidate China’s current status as the world’s largest machine tool consumer and producer.
The major markets for machine tools in China are industrial machinery and equipment, transportation equipment, primary metal products and electrical and electronic equipment. Among them, as industrial machinery is widely used in various industrial fields, it becomes the largest market for machine tools. Due to the explosive development of the Chinese automobile industry, the manufacturing of transportation equipment has been the second largest market for machine tools in the past 10 years.