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The Central and Eastern European (CEE) region enjoys geographic advantages and has cemented manufacturing prowess, especially in automotive, food-and-agro, textiles, aerospace and defense, plastics, and metals sub-sectors. In a period defined by geopolitical tensions, shifting supply chains and trade relations, and reshoring and nearshoring priorit...

Autonomous trucks have long been considered the solution to overburdened road freight networks and inefficient logistics chains. At a time of acute driver shortages, autonomous trucks also promise safety, 24/7 operation, resource usage optimization, and uninterrupted commodity flow. With L4 automation capabilities, the overall cost of long and regi...

Europe has been faced with unprecedented heatwaves and droughts triggered by climate change. This has affected surface and groundwater availability across regions, leading to water use restrictions and investment in water reuse infrastructure.Southern European countries such as Spain, Cyprus, Malta, and Greece have invested in desalination as an al...

The European facility management (FM) market is worth almost a quarter of a trillion dollars today. Although overall market growth is fairly flat, it will provide exciting opportunities in specific geographies, segments, and delivery models in the period to 2025. In spite of the significant revenue opportunity for outsourced FM, services are comm...

16 Nov 2017  |  Europe  |  Market Research

European Category Management Report—Automotive Sensors Aftermarket, Forecast to 2023

Oxygen Sensor is the Biggest Market and MAP Sensors Offer the Highest Growth Potential

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The overall aftermarket replacement demand for the six automotive sensors (covered in this study) in Europe was estimated at €836 million in 2016; it is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 3.5% between 2016 and 2023 reaching €1.06 billion by 2023. Oxygen sensors is the biggest market in terms of revenues (€321 million in 201...

26 Jun 2017  |  Europe  |  Market Research

European Category Management Report—Automotive Filters Aftermarket, Forecast to 2023

Cabin Air Filters Will Offer Maximum Growth Opportunities in the Market

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This research service covers the replacement filters aftermarket for passenger cars and light commercial vehicles in terms of volume (million units) and value (€ million) across Europe. It discusses unit shipments, revenue forecasts, manufacturer level prices, distribution channel share, and market share. The base year for analysis is 2016 and the ...

09 May 2018  |  Europe  |  Market Research

European Category Management Report—Automotive Steering Components Aftermarket, Forecast to 2024

Foreign Distributors and Independent Private Labels will Mount Pressure on Established Suppliers by Providing Cheaper Options for Multiple Product Lines

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This study covers passenger cars (PCs) and light commercial vehicles (LCVs) up to 3.5 tons (referred to as Class 1-3) in the steering aftermarket in terms of volume (in million units) and value (€ million) across the European Union—with the exception of Russia and Turkey. It discusses unit shipments, revenue, average price, distribution channel sha...

18 Feb 2016  |  Europe  |  Market Research

2015 European Category Management Report: Brake Pads and Rotors Aftermarket

Rising Brake Pad Costs Will Drive Manufacturer-level Revenue

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The European brakes pads and rotors aftermarket will be driven by the growing age of vehicles and the rising prices. The commoditised market will register flat but stable growth; the sale of premium brake pads will be higher than brake rotors due to the scope of differentiation. The overall prices of brake pads will rise due to the demand for premi...

The Polish defence forces are undergoing the most ambitious modernisation programme in the countrys history. The countrys Technical Modernisation Programme, along with military activities in neighbouring Ukraine, relaxed offset regulations, and the newly introduced mandatory 2% spending of GDP on defense, all continue to drive consistent government...