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“The development of the machine tool industry was closely related to the two world wars. At that time, European machine tools were the most representative. Later, they moved to the United States. After the Second World War, Asian machine tools were able to rise rapidly.†Wang Zhengqing, Executive Director of the Taiwan Tool Machine Development Foundation, recently accepted China. According to an interview with the Industrial News reporter, the three-footed industry competition in the European Union, Asia, and the Americas has taken shape.
The production base is also the main consumer
Wang Zhengqing believes that the global machine tool production base can be divided into three major regions: the European Union, Asia, and the Americas. The European Union takes the European Machine Tool Association as the most representative organization. According to the 2007 production and sales statistics of the organization, the EU’s output value accounts for 43% of the global output value. The Asian machine tool output ranks first in the world, accounting for 48% of the world. Major producers include Japan, China, and South Korea. America mainly refers to North America, the United States, Canada, Mexico and South America, Brazil, Argentina, etc., which together account for 9% of the global total. In addition, Eastern Europe also has a machine tool industry. However, after the disintegration of Eastern Europe, the machine tool output value is very low. Even with the machine tool output value of other regions, it only accounts for 1% of the global total output value.
He believes that the three major production bases are also the three major consumer markets. At present, Europe is still the world's major consumer market. In 2007, its consumption amounted to US$23 billion, accounting for 34% of global consumption. The main reason was that European countries had high rates of mutual purchases. In other words, EU members had already created regions within their internal procurement. The complementary effects of sex.
Consumption in Asia and Oceania has already topped the list. In 2007, consumption reached 33 billion U.S. dollars, accounting for 49% of global spending. This reflects the very frequent trade in Asian machine tools. The reason is that the level of development of machine tools in Asian countries is uneven.
The Americas is the third largest consumer market. In 2007, consumption reached 10.8 billion U.S. dollars, accounting for 16% of global consumption. The reason is that the United States and Canada are industrialized advanced countries, while Central and South America are mostly newly developing industrialized countries. Therefore, their demand is still dominated by North America. Coupled with the limited production value of the Americas, they need to import a large number of machine tools from Europe and Asia. , America has become the world's second largest import market.
Each of the eight strong points
Wang Zhengqing believes that the most representative countries in the global production and sales of machine tools are still located in Western Europe, East Asia and North America. According to the rankings of global production and sales in recent years, Japan, Germany, China, Italy, South Korea, China Taiwan, the United States, Switzerland, Spain, Brazil, France and so on.
The global machine tool output value reached approximately 71 billion U.S. dollars in 2007. In terms of import and export value, the export value in 2007 was 39 billion U.S. dollars and the import value was 36 billion U.S. dollars. The top ten gross production amounts to 63 billion U.S. dollars, accounting for 89% of the world's total production and sales; the top ten exporting countries have a total export value of 33.7 billion U.S. dollars, accounting for 86% of the world's total export value; the top ten importing countries have a total import value of 26.3 billion U.S. dollars, It accounted for 73% of the total global export value; the total consumption of the top ten consumer countries was 54.7 billion U.S. dollars, accounting for 82% of the total global consumption.
In the past ten years, Japan ranks first in global machine tool production, which accounts for about 20% of the global output value ratio. Japan started with general-purpose machine tools and focused on machine parts processing. Users mainly came from the automotive industry and covered high-tech fields such as aerospace and military defense. This year, Japanese machine tools have begun to focus on mold and IT industries.
The production base is also the main consumer
Wang Zhengqing believes that the global machine tool production base can be divided into three major regions: the European Union, Asia, and the Americas. The European Union takes the European Machine Tool Association as the most representative organization. According to the 2007 production and sales statistics of the organization, the EU’s output value accounts for 43% of the global output value. The Asian machine tool output ranks first in the world, accounting for 48% of the world. Major producers include Japan, China, and South Korea. America mainly refers to North America, the United States, Canada, Mexico and South America, Brazil, Argentina, etc., which together account for 9% of the global total. In addition, Eastern Europe also has a machine tool industry. However, after the disintegration of Eastern Europe, the machine tool output value is very low. Even with the machine tool output value of other regions, it only accounts for 1% of the global total output value.
He believes that the three major production bases are also the three major consumer markets. At present, Europe is still the world's major consumer market. In 2007, its consumption amounted to US$23 billion, accounting for 34% of global consumption. The main reason was that European countries had high rates of mutual purchases. In other words, EU members had already created regions within their internal procurement. The complementary effects of sex.
Consumption in Asia and Oceania has already topped the list. In 2007, consumption reached 33 billion U.S. dollars, accounting for 49% of global spending. This reflects the very frequent trade in Asian machine tools. The reason is that the level of development of machine tools in Asian countries is uneven.
The Americas is the third largest consumer market. In 2007, consumption reached 10.8 billion U.S. dollars, accounting for 16% of global consumption. The reason is that the United States and Canada are industrialized advanced countries, while Central and South America are mostly newly developing industrialized countries. Therefore, their demand is still dominated by North America. Coupled with the limited production value of the Americas, they need to import a large number of machine tools from Europe and Asia. , America has become the world's second largest import market.
Each of the eight strong points
Wang Zhengqing believes that the most representative countries in the global production and sales of machine tools are still located in Western Europe, East Asia and North America. According to the rankings of global production and sales in recent years, Japan, Germany, China, Italy, South Korea, China Taiwan, the United States, Switzerland, Spain, Brazil, France and so on.
The global machine tool output value reached approximately 71 billion U.S. dollars in 2007. In terms of import and export value, the export value in 2007 was 39 billion U.S. dollars and the import value was 36 billion U.S. dollars. The top ten gross production amounts to 63 billion U.S. dollars, accounting for 89% of the world's total production and sales; the top ten exporting countries have a total export value of 33.7 billion U.S. dollars, accounting for 86% of the world's total export value; the top ten importing countries have a total import value of 26.3 billion U.S. dollars, It accounted for 73% of the total global export value; the total consumption of the top ten consumer countries was 54.7 billion U.S. dollars, accounting for 82% of the total global consumption.
In the past ten years, Japan ranks first in global machine tool production, which accounts for about 20% of the global output value ratio. Japan started with general-purpose machine tools and focused on machine parts processing. Users mainly came from the automotive industry and covered high-tech fields such as aerospace and military defense. This year, Japanese machine tools have begun to focus on mold and IT industries.
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