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Indonesia Steering Systems MarketsPublished by: Frost & Sullivan Published: Jul. 10, 2006 Table of Contents
1. Market Overview 1. Introduction 2. Market Overview 3. Product Segmentation 2. Major Research Findings 1. Total Market for Steering Systems 2. Technology Roadmap 3. Strategic Findings and Conclusions 1. Key Findings and Conculsions 2. Total Indonesian Steering Systems Market 1. Market Overview 1. Introduction 2. Product Segmentation 1. Introduction 2. Steering Systems -Segmentation 3. Industry Structure 1. Introduction 4. Market Drivers and Restraints 1. Market Drivers a. Low Ratio of Car Ownership Makes Indonesia a High Growth Potential Market for Automobiles and Thus for Steering Systems b. Introduction of New Vehicle Models is Likely to Drive the Market for Steering Systems in Indonesia c. Full Scale Implementation of AFTA will Encourage Auto Production and Trigger the Growth of Steering Systems in Indonesia d. Expected Boost in the Economic Situation and Consequent Growth in the Automotive Sales will Drive Market Growth for Steering Systems e. Expansion in Production Capacities by Vehicle Manufacturers will Trigger Market Growth for Steering Systems 2. Market Restraints a. Increase in Bank Rates will Affect the Car Loan Interest Rates and Restrict the Sale of Cars, thus Affecting the Market for Steering Systems b. Recessionary Phase in the Indonesian Economy Expected to Affect the Automotive Production and Thus the Demand for Steering Systems c. Increase in Fuel Prices will Affect the Vehicle Sales in Indonesia and thus Market For Steering Systems 5. Market Revenue and Forecasts 1. Introduction 2. Unit Shipment Forecasts 3. Total Market Revenues for Steering Systems 4. Total Market Breakdown of Steering Systems by Technology Type 5. Total Market Breakdown by Vehicle Manufacturers 6. Total Unit Shipment and Revenue Forecasts by Technology Type 6. Technology Roadmap 1. Introduction 7. Steering System Analysis 1. Steering System Life Cycle 8. Pricing Trends and Analysis 1. Introduction 2. Manual Steering Systems 3. Hydraulic Steering Systems 9. Strategic Conclusions and Recommendations 1. Strategic Conclusions 2. Recommendations 3. Vehicle Manufacturers' Profile 1. Overview 1. Introduction 2. PT. IndoMobil Suzuki International 1. Introduction 2. Tie Ups 3. Products Manufactured 4. Future Plans 5. Key Suppliers 3. PT. Pantja Motor (Isuzu) 1. Introduction 2. Tie Ups 3. Products Manufactured 4. Future Plans 5. Key Suppliers 4. PT. Krama Yudha Tiga Berlian Motor (Mitsubishi) 1. Introduction 2. Products Manufactured 3. Future Plans 4. Key Suppliers 5. PT. Honda Prospect Motor 1. Introduction 2. Tie Ups 3. Products Manufactured 4. Future Plans 5. Key Suppliers 6. Daimler Chrysler Indonesia 1. Introduction 2. Products Manufactured 3. Future Plans 4. Key Suppliers 7. Hyundai Mobil Indonesia 1. Introduction 2. Products Manufactured 3. Future Plans 4. Key Suppliers 8. PT Astra Daihatsu Motor 1. Introduction 2. Tie Ups 3. Products Manufactured 4. Future Plans 5. Key Suppliers 9. PT Toyota Astra Motors 1. Introduction 2. Tie Ups 3. Products Manufactured 4. Future Plans 5. Key Suppliers 4. Supplier Profiles and Activities 1. Introduction 1. Major Steering System Component Manufacturers 5. Database of Key Industry Participants 1. Introduction 1. Vehicle Manufacturers 2. Steering System Suppliers List of Figures Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 AbstractThis research service gives a detailed analysis of the Indonesia steering systems, technology evolution roadmap Forecasts in units and revenues for the overall penetration of individual advanced steering systems in the Indonesia market and a breakdown by vehicle manufacturers and by vehicle segments. Pricing analysis, Profiles detailing key vehicle manufacturers, key suppliers and product portfolios are detailed. The drivers and restraints affecting the Indonesia steering systems market, the strategic conclusions and recommendations are included.Research Overview This Frost & Sullivan research service entitled Indonesian Steering Systems Market provides a detailed analysis of this market with particular focus on the original equipment (OE) market for passenger cars and LCVs. It offers strategic insights into current and future market trends, and analyzes major market drivers and restraints. The study also provides a detailed market share analysis by technology type as well as profiles of vehicle manufacturers and steering system suppliers. In this research service, Frost & Sullivan's expert analysts thoroughly examine MS, HPS, and EPS systems. Market Sectors Expert Frost & Sullivan analysts thoroughly examine the following market sectors in this research:
The following technologies are covered in this research:
HPS Systems Dominate Steering Systems Market Three major types of steering systems are used by Indonesian automotive companies- manual steering (MS), hydraulic power steering (HPS) and electric power steering (EPS). Of these, HPS systems have the strongest presence despite being introduced as recently as 2002, accounting for 54.0 percent of the steering systems market in 2005. By 2012, these efficient systems are expected to enjoy penetration rates of about 80.0 percent as they increasingly replace MS systems. Thus, while MS systems held 38.8 percent of the market in 2005, they are likely to experience a decrease in market share due to rising replacement by HPS systems. "Frost & Sullivan expects that by 2012, the use of MS systems will be restricted to certain categories of light commercial vehicles (LCV) such as the minibus, with the majority of vehicles in Indonesia expected to shift to HPS systems," says the analyst of this research service. Although launched at the same time as HPS systems, EPS systems currently have only a limited penetration in high-end vehicles, accounting for 7.2 percent of the market in 2005. Going forward, these systems are expected to grow at a steady but slow rate, owing to their high costs and difficulty in maneuvering at high speeds. Market Gears up for Strong Growth After Thailand and Malaysia, Indonesia is the third largest automotive market in southeast Asia, and has registered significant growth in recent years. This has had a positive impact on the related market for steering systems, which is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 6.3 percent from 2005 to 2012. From 2008 onwards, an anticipated increase in vehicle manufacturers’ capacities and automotive production due to an expected economic recovery as well as the complete implementation of ASEAN Free Trade Area (AFTA) are likely to positively influence market growth. "Frost & Sullivan believes that the setting up of local steering system manufacturing and integrating units will further contribute to this growth," notes the analyst. "However, transient recessionary conditions triggered by the Government’s long-term fiscal measures, withdrawal of fuel subsidies, and an increase in the bank interest rates could restrain the market growth in the short term." Get Full Details About This Report >> |
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