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Tier III Players Account for around 3/4th Revenue Share of the Automated Storage and Retrieval Systems Market
Top 10 vendors in the automated storage and retrieval systems market account for around 25-28% of the overall market share; yet, the automated storage and retrieval systems market continues to remain fragmented. The fragmentation in the market can be gauged from the fact that Tier III vendors account for nearly 75% market share.
These tier III companies are concentrated in a specific state/province and their business model involves providing cost-effective solutions to SMEs. Though these companies do not have the deep pockets to scale up, collectively, they are a force to reckon with.
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Automated Storage and Retrieval Systems – Future of the Warehousing Industry
Recent transformations in the warehousing industry are bringing in state-of-the-art technologies to enhance warehousing functions and management. Automated warehouses are witnessing growing adoption, helping manufacturers meet their demands for obtaining greater throughput. A palpable shift of focus towards mitigating operational issues and enhancing performance of warehousing functions is triggering adoption of automated storage and retrieval systems across a range of sectors.
Leading stakeholders in the automated storage and retrieval systems market are attracting more investments from players in the warehousing industry by aiding them to boost the delivery speed, material handling flexibility, and transportation efficiency with technologically advanced automated storage and retrieval systems.
Automated Storage and Retrieval System Vendors Witnessing Significant Growth in Developing Nations
Rapidly growing manufacturing sector and warehousing industry in emerging economies underscore the inherent growth opportunities for automated storage and retrieval system vendors in developing countries, such as China, India, as well as GCC countries. Increasing growth of the e-commerce and other industrial sectors, such as food & beverage and pharmaceuticals, in developing countries is attracting heavy investments from automated storage and retrieval system vendors. Apart from the manufacturing advantages in developing nations, stakeholders in the automated storage and retrieval systems market are benefiting from growing awareness about the importance of boosting warehousing efficiency with automation in these regions. With a significant rise in investment capabilities of industrial end-users in the emerging economies, stakeholders in the automated storage and retrieval systems market are modifying their business strategies to capture extraordinary growth opportunities in the developing nations.
Customized Automated Storage and Retrieval Systems for Distinctive End-use Applications
A majority of industrial end-users are implementing automated storage and retrieval systems that can help them enhance order accuracy, throughput capacity, while reducing warehousing operational costs. Leading market players are putting their efforts into delivering customized solutions to suit industry-specific applications, in order to maintain a competitive edge. Established stakeholders in the automated storage and retrieval systems market are leveraging their expertise in data gathering, design, construction, and technological innovations to deliver highly-customized automated storage and retrieval systems. Furthermore, top vendors in the automated storage and retrieval systems market are adopting next-generation technologies to provide a diverse product selection range in order to meet unique needs of end-users.
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Foraying into New Industrial Segments: A Popular Trend Among Automated Storage and Retrieval System Vendors
As the e-commerce sector is undergoing rapid developments, a wide range of industries are adopting warehouse automation technologies to further enhance the efficiency of logistics & supply chain management. Automated storage and retrieval system vendors are shifting their focus on developing new industry-specific solutions to leverage additional profit opportunities by incorporating next-generation automation technologies. Especially in the developed countries, companies with manufacturing or distribution operations are investing heavily in warehouse automation. Thereby, to leverage the rise in adoption of automation solutions, players in the automated storage and retrieval systems market are adopting strategies to enter unexplored industrial sectors rather than aiming to establish a strong position in the existing markets.
High Initial Investments and Operational Costs Impede Widespread Adoption
Though implementing automated storage and retrieval systems can reduce labor costs and improve operational efficiencies, these systems are more expensive than traditional alternatives such as forklifts. High cost of initial investment can mark a huge challenge for small-scale end-users, who do not have access to huge capital, and they may prefer adopting low-cost alternatives to automated storage and retrieval systems. Furthermore, its routine maintenance and occasional repairs may lead to an operational downtime, which may add to the operational costs of automated storage and retrieval systems. Thereby, adopting automated storage and retrieval systems may prove to be an expensive affair for small-scale businesses, which is hindering the growth of the automated storage and retrieval systems market. However, to leverage the operational benefits of automated storage and retrieval systems despite its high cost, many end-users are considering the option of equipment leasing, which is helping tier-3 vendors to reduce the barriers to enter the automated storage and retrieval systems market.
Competitive Landscape
The Fact.MR report offer thorough and comprehensive profiling of the competitive environment in the automated storage and retrieval systems market. The report tracks major developments and strategies of leading players in the automated storage and retrieval systems market during the forecast period. Market players featured in the Fact.MR report include Daifuku Co., Ltd., Murata Machinery, Ltd., Dematic Corporation, Vanderlande Industries, TGW Logistics Group GmbH, System Logistics Spa, Westfalia Technologies, Inc., Honeywell Intelligrated, Swisslog Holding AG, and Invata Intralogistics, Inc.
Murata Machinery, Ltd. recently collaborated with Yamazaki Mazak Corporation, a Japanese machine tool building company, to develop the “MAZATEC SMS (Smart Manufacturing System)”. This system is integration of Murata’s internal factory material handling technology and Mazak’s multi-tasking machine tools and its advanced horizontal machining centers.
Daifuku Co. revealed its plans to introduce best automated storage and retrieval systems by further enhancing its fully in-house production systems. Other players in the automated storage and retrieval systems market, such as Dematic Corporation and Honeywell Intelligrated are concentrating on introducing innovative software platforms that can aid in maximizing warehouse operational efficiencies to meet the dynamic end-user needs to support e-commerce growth.
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The Fact.MR report consists of the most important insights about the recent developments and potential opportunities in the automated storage and retrieval systems market. Based on a thorough market research, accurate conclusions about the future prospects of the automated storage and retrieval systems market are drawn, which can help market players to make informative decisions in the coming future.
Segmentation
The Fact.MR report divides the automated storage and retrieval systems market into several segments to provide seamless information about the growth parameters of the market. Depending on the geographical regions, the automated storage and retrieval systems market is divided into North America, Latin America, Europe, the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) & Russia, Japan, Asia Pacific excluding Japan (APEJ), and Middle East & Africa (MEA).
The report further classifies the automated storage and retrieval systems market into five categories based on its types, i.e. unit-load AS/RS, mini-load AS/RS, vertical lift modules (VLMs), horizontal carousels, and vertical carousels. Based on the categories of automated storage and retrieval systems, the report segments the market into standalone and integrated automated storage and retrieval systems. Furthermore, the automated storage and retrieval systems market is divided according to the end-user industries, such as automotive, food & beverage, electrical & electronics, healthcare, and retail & e-commerce.
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Additional Questions Answered
The unique information about the automated storage and retrieval systems market featured in the report does not only elucidate the future prospects of the market, but also helps market players to make appropriate business decisions. The report also answers critical questions for stakeholders in the automated storage and retrieval systems, such as
What are the future trends in the automated storage and retrieval systems market that may impede the market growth?
Which countries are the major focus for automated storage and retrieval system vendors across the world?
Why most of the leading players in the automated storage and retrieval systems market investing in North America?
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Which end-user industry will influence the growth prospects of the automated storage and retrieval systems market by 2028?
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