PartagerLe marché des conditionneurs d’air en Afrique du Nord (en anglais)
Le marché des conditionneurs d'air en Afrique du Nord devrait progresser à un taux de croissance annuel composé (TCAC) de 5,55 % entre 2016 et 2022.
According to a 6Wresearch report, North Africa air conditioner market is projected to grow at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 5.55% during 2016-22.
In North Africa’s air conditioner market, Egypt accounted for the highest revenue share in 2015, followed by Algeria and others.
The market for air conditioners in North Africa region declined during 2012-15 due to weak economic conditions and civil unrest in certain countries. Residential, retail, commercial and hospitality are some of the key end users where growth is expected in the coming years.
Egypt would remain as the leading revenue generating country in North Africa region attributed to growing investments through Public-Private Partnership business model and presence of larger base in the market. Though, the country would lead but is anticipated to remain flat throughout the forecast period.
Morocco would be growing at faster rate over the next six years in comparison to other countries owing to the increasing government spending on infrastructure development, growing hospitality sector and rise in number of housing projects.
Libya air conditioner market has declined drastically owing to ongoing civil unrest in the country and halt in major construction activities.
In 2015, split air conditioner market has dominated the overall air conditioner market. VRF segment is expected to register growth in the coming years due to growth of hospitality, transportation, and retail end users.
Amongst all end-users, residential and commercial & retail are the leading revenue contributing end users in almost all North African countries. In Morocco and Tunisia, demand for air conditioner would increase in hospitality sector on the back of construction of new hotels.
The major players in North Africa Air Conditioner market include – Daikin, LG, Carrier, Trane, Midea, GREE, Hitachi, Samsung, Panasonic, York, and Sharp.
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In North Africa’s air conditioner market, Egypt accounted for the highest revenue share in 2015, followed by Algeria and others.
The market for air conditioners in North Africa region declined during 2012-15 due to weak economic conditions and civil unrest in certain countries. Residential, retail, commercial and hospitality are some of the key end users where growth is expected in the coming years.
Egypt would remain as the leading revenue generating country in North Africa region attributed to growing investments through Public-Private Partnership business model and presence of larger base in the market. Though, the country would lead but is anticipated to remain flat throughout the forecast period.
Morocco would be growing at faster rate over the next six years in comparison to other countries owing to the increasing government spending on infrastructure development, growing hospitality sector and rise in number of housing projects.
Libya air conditioner market has declined drastically owing to ongoing civil unrest in the country and halt in major construction activities.
In 2015, split air conditioner market has dominated the overall air conditioner market. VRF segment is expected to register growth in the coming years due to growth of hospitality, transportation, and retail end users.
Amongst all end-users, residential and commercial & retail are the leading revenue contributing end users in almost all North African countries. In Morocco and Tunisia, demand for air conditioner would increase in hospitality sector on the back of construction of new hotels.
The major players in North Africa Air Conditioner market include – Daikin, LG, Carrier, Trane, Midea, GREE, Hitachi, Samsung, Panasonic, York, and Sharp.
http://www.6wresearch.com