Latin America Smoke Detector Market 2023-2030
MARKET OUTLOOK
Latin America’s smoke detector market is anticipated to grow, with a CAGR of 9.07% over the forecast years from 2023 to 2030, according to the report by Triton Market Research. Mexico, Brazil, and Rest of Latin America are included in the market in this region.
The Brazilian government intends to serve around 1.6 million low-income families with a housing finance scheme under the Casa Verde e Amarela housing development program. This scheme also offers housing improvement facilities, which is expected to fuel the adoption of smoke detectors.
The oil & gas sector is vulnerable to fires, explosions, and other safety issues. Smoke detectors are largely deployed by the end-users in this sector. Petrobras’ Offshore Oil Field Development project at Jubarte is expected to be completed by the 4th quarter of FY2024. Such developments present opportunities to increase the deployment of smoke detection systems, thus driving the Brazilian market growth.
Argentina is among the key nations studied in the Rest of Latin America region. The Argentine construction industry had witnessed a significant downturn after the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. However, the economic outlook is stabilizing gradually, and the industry is on the path to recovery. In November 2021, the national government announced its plans to invest $310 million in public infrastructure development projects. The growth of the construction sector is thus anticipated to augment the use of smoke detectors in the country. This will consequently drive the smoke detector market growth over the forecasted period.
COMPETITIVE OUTLOOK
The distinguished players in the smoke detector market include BRK Brands Inc (Acquired by Resideo Technologies Inc), Johnson Controls International Plc, ABB Ltd, Huawei Technologies Co Ltd, Google Nest (Google), and Protec Fire and Security Group Ltd.
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