Global Forestry Equipment

Global Forestry Equipment

Global demand for forestry equipment is projected to advance 3.8% per annum through 2025, an improvement over the 2015-2020 performance. Forestry equipment sales around the world are expected to recover from lows reached in 2020 as economic conditions stabilize around the world and international trade recovers. Construction expenditures growth, together with rising industrial output, will fuel demand for roundwood globally, leading to a rise in both forestry activity and associated equipment spending. Rising mechanization rates in developing nations and the growing use of new forestry technologies will also support the expansion of the market through 2025, along with higher wood prices in many parts of the world.

Among the types of farm machinery covered in this study are:
Felling Equipment:
Chainsaws
Harvesters
Feller Bunchers & Other

Extracting Equipment:
Forwarders
Skidders
Other Extracting Equipment
On-Site Processing Equipment:
Chippers & Grinders
Delimbers, Slashers, & Other

Other Forestry Equipment:
Loaders
Mulchers & All Other
Separately Sold Parts & Attachments
Saw Chain, Guide Bars, Blades & Teeth
Harvesting & Other Cutting Heads
Other Parts & Attachments

Forestry equipment data is provided for 14 nations in the following regions:
The US & Canada
Latin America
Western Europe
Eastern Europe
Asia/Pacific
Africa/Mideast

Scope of the Report
This report covers the scope, size and growth of the global forestry equipment market, including demand by product type. Historical figures are provided for 2010, 2015, and 2020 with forecast for 2025 and 2030. Demand, production, and net exports are presented in millions of dollars. Unit figures are provided for the various product types (with the exception of parts and attachments) are provided at the global level. In addition, the study analyzes the structure of the global forestry equipment industry and gives market share figures for leading producers in dollar terms.