OEMs/EPCs Account for Over $9B in Industrial Valve Market Annually
A small number of companies purchase a large percentage of industrial valves, according to The McIlvaine Company report, Industrial Valves: World Market.
The largest OEMS and EPCs account for more than 15 percent of the valve purchases. Of this total, 4 percent is sold to the largest end-users and 11 percent to smaller end users. The largest end-users and OEM/EPCs combine for 34 percent of the total valve purchases. When additional purchases influenced by the top 20 design firms are included the total is 40 percent of all purchases.
Source: McIlvaine Company
Seventy-one OEM/EPCs spend $8.69 million for valves for an average of $122 million each. Eight OEM/EPC companies supplying refinery systems account for valve purchases of $2.3 billion.
Source: McIlvaine Company
The largest oil and gas contractors are:
- Bechtel (USA)
- Technip (France)
- Aker Solutions (Norway)
- Chiyoda Corporation (Japan)
- SNC-Lavalin Group (Canada)
Valve salespeople, who are covering the 90 largest users, the 71 largest EPCs and OEMs and the 20 largest design firms will be assured that they are pursuing 40 percent of the entire industrial valve market, McIlvaine says.
For more information on McIlvaine Company’s N028 Industrial Valves: World Market, click here.
