Electrical Equipment Manufacturing

Report Abstract:

This Market Intelligence Report focuses on the electrical equipment manufacturing marketplace in the United States from a supply chain sourcing perspective. Electrical equipment manufacturing includes electric motors and generators. Primarily a concentrated industry, electrical equipment manufacturing has a well developed supplier base. The electrical equipment manufacturing category has low product segmentation and serves primarily industrial markets. The demand for electrical equipment manufacturing is generated by various downstream industries with primary drivers including economic growth, residential and commercial construction, industrial production and capital expenditures. Key costs around the electrical equipment manufacturing category include raw materials (metals) and processing costs (labor). The major trends in the electrical equipment manufacturing industry include consolidation and green initiatives, among others. The risk outlook for the electrical equipment manufacturing industry is deteriorating based on the macroeconomic environment. Category management best practices around the electrical equipment manufacturing industry include strategic sourcing practices and green initiatives.

Starting with detailed background information to provide category context, this report provides insight into the market drivers around demand and key costs, including both historical and forecasted commodity pricing. The supply base section covers the top suppliers, including high-level overviews and market news. The report presents the NAICS category cost structure and historical, current and future pricing curves as well as average margins on a current and 5 year basis. The trend section reports new and emerging industry directions. Regulatory considerations include developing governmental initiatives. Risk outlooks offer a view into upstream drivers that could adversely affect the industry and category. Insights and Best Practices share winning strategies around the management and sourcing of this category.