Abstract
Two highly detailed reports, which deliver key findings such as:
- The Americas market for security entrance control equipment forecast to
top $100 million by 2008.
- The EMEA speed gate market forecast to top $100 million by 2011.
- Annual growth rate for tripod and optical turnstiles in EMEA forecast to
decline significantly over the next few years, to just -0.7% and -0.8% in 2011
respectively.
- UK & Eire to become the largest European market for security entrance
control equipment by 2009.
- Non-security sliding and revolving door markets to exceed $550 million by
2011 in EMEA.
The research can be purchased individually in two separate volumes on the EMEA
and Americas markets.
The factors affecting the growth of the entrance control market in the EMEA
region are identical with those impacting the Americas. In both markets the
two most important factors are the performance of the economy and the outlook
of the construction industry. Last year was, and the next couple of years will
be, favourable for non-residential building. Economic growth is encouraging,
corporate profits for industry and commerce are once again showing an upward
trend and real estate investment has been revived. As a result the future is
bright for the entrance control market.
- Detailed revenue and unit shipment analysis of six different security
entrance control equipment types and 2 different non-security door types
- Security door market further segmented into 3 door types
- Speed gate market further segmented into 3 gate types
- Market size estimates for 2006 and growth forecasts to 2011
- Detailed analysis of 9 end-user industries and 13 geographic regions
- Market share estimates for each major product type in each major region
- Qualitative analysis accompanies the statistical data to highlight key
growth drivers and major trends impacting the market
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