PALO ALTO, Calif., Oct. 3 /PRNewswire/ -- The rapid growth of the Chinese economy since 2002 is increasing industrial investment across sectors, which is greatly boosting the integral horsepower motors market in the country. End users including original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), home appliances, automotive, transport and process industries are fully gearing up to leverage the buoyant investment opportunities in the country.

New analysis from Frost & Sullivan (http://www.frost.com/ ), Chinese Integral Horsepower Motors Market, reveals that the market earned revenues $2.09 billion in 2005 and estimates this to reach $3.97 billion in 2012.

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Integral horsepower motor manufacturers are expecting to be inundated with prospects during the upcoming events of the Beijing Olympic Games and the 2010 Shanghai World EXPO a high technology product show. They are likely to garner substantial revenues from the capital-intensive process industries.

Opening of oil and gas rigs, construction of pipelines and building of oil refining stations require frequent use of quality electric integral horsepower motors, driving the Chinese motors markets.

"Moreover, increasing productivity, profits and the need to save cost on energy have translated into investment in expensive motors by the oil and gas sector," says Frost & Sullivan Research Analyst Fan Zhu.

The import of motors offers yet another unique means of attracting more profits for China's multinational motor manufacturers. The increase in the value of Chinese currency Renminbi (RMB) by two percent in 2005 is enhancing the potential of imported motors markets. The cost advantages of imported motors are crucial to the growth of market revenue.

To sustain momentum, motor manufacturers should address the issue of longer life cycle of motors. Most end users are not willing to upgrade their motor facilities frequently due to high costs. Consequently, customers spend on machine maintenance, which further enhances the life cycle of motors, leading to diminishing revenue from new motors market.

In a fiercely competitive and price-driven market, the issue of longer life cycle of motors cannot be downplayed. To overcome the challenge, manufacturers need to adopt tactical strategies that are product and customer oriented.

"Striking a balance between pricing and value-added product functions, along with enhanced customer relations, should form the overall growth strategy to penetrate and increase revenues in the currently expanding motors market," observes Fan Zhu.

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Keywords in this release: integral horsepower motors, China, original equipment manufacturers, OEM, heating, process industries, oil and gas sector, Beijing Olympic Games, 2010 Shanghai World Expo, research, information, market, trends, technology, service, forecast, market share

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