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Burgmann acquires Nova Magnetics
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Acquisition
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M a r g i n a l increase in UK pump market A report published by Market & Business D e v e l o p m e n t Ltd (MBD) has declared that the trend in the UK market for pumps has been for a year of growth followed by a year of decline. T h e report, Market Review 1996 2000, states that between 1996 and 2000 demand is estimated to have increased by 14% in nominal terms. The pumps market in 1996 is estimated at £743.6 million at manufacturers selling prices (MSP).The pumps market is believed to have peaked in 1997 at £830 million at MSP, representing growth of 12%. Sales declined by 9% in 1998 and, although 5% growth was recorded in 1999 it was insufficient to offset the decline recorded in 1998. However, MBD believe that sales increased by 14% to a level of £847.4 million in 2000. MBD expect construction output growth to slow to 3% in
2001 further falling to growth of 2% in 2002, taking total output to an estimated £66.6 million. However, the cyclical effects can be expected to maintain growth at around 1% and 2% throughout the forecast period. MBD believe that market growth will be a consistent feature throughout the beginning of the forecast period. A negligible decline is forecast for 2004 prior to a negligible increase to £866.4 million in 2005. In the same way as the market in recent years has developed at very different rates when individual product sectors are concerned, then so the future d e v e l o p m e n t is expected to occur at different speeds, reflecting the differing performances of the end use markets being served. Sales of centrifugal pumps are forecast to increase by 1% in nominal terms in both 2001 and 2002, taking sales to £220.2 million. However, in 2003
growth is expected to slow to a negligible level, and demand is forecast to decline in 2004 with only marginal increases anticipate in 2001. In the positive displacement sector, sales are forecast to increase by 2% between 2001 and 2003, taking sales to £105.2 million in the latter year. However, MBD anticipate demand to marginally decline to £104.8 million in 2004, a level which is expected to be maintained in 2005. Between 2001 and 2003 sales of other types of pumps are forecast to increase by 2% to £277 million in the latter year. However, MBD anticipate that demand will marginally decline in 2004 to £275.9 million, with a similar level of sales expected in 2005. In the parts sector MBD believe that sales will marginally increase between by 2003. However, demand is forecast to decline to £600.5 million in 2005.
Acquisition
Book launch
Burgmann acquires Nova Magnetics
Reducing the costs of pumping
Sealing manufacturer Burgmann Dichtungswerke G m b H of Germany has acquired Nova Magnetics Limited (NML). T h e company now becomes N o v a Magnetics-Burgmann Ltd., the first wholly-owned B u r g m a n n Canadian subsidiary. This acquisition extends Burgmann's range of magnetic couplings for applications in the highperformance sector. It means Burgmann will distribute NML paroductsts worldwide. Burgm a n n will c o n t i n u e to offer all of the products manufactured by Nova Magnetics. N M L enrployees will be joining Nova Magnetics-Burgmann and customers have been promised their current contacts will be honoured.
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Additionally, from 1 November 2001, the company will be relocated to a new, expanded facility (just next door to the current location). Effective November 1, 2001, the new company address will become: Nova Magnetics-Burgmann Ltd. One Research Drive, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, B2Y 4M9, Canada. Tel: (902)465-6625. Fax: (902)465-6629 Email: [email protected] www.novamagnetics.ca
October2001
O n 13 November, the The Pump Centre and the British Pumps Manufacturers Association (BPMA) will be launching the Life Cycle Guide for Pumping Systems. This launch is hosted by T h e Pump Centre and the BPMA with sponsorship from the G o v e r n m e n t ' s Energy Efficiency Best Practice Programme. Entrance is free and registration forms are available until Tuesday 6 November 2001 from Sadie Primmer, Event Manager, ETSU, 168 Harwell, Didcot, Oxon, OXll 0QJ. Places will be allocated on a first come first served basis.
Pegler gains control FCx Pegler Beacon Australia, part of the global FCx flow control group, has acquired instrumentation specialists Control A n d Sensors Pty Ltd from Perth, Western Australia. T h e acquisition continues a strategy by FCx Pegler Beacon to make further gains in the flow control and instrumentation distribution in the Asia Pacific region. C o n t r o l A n d Sensors has a long established history in the Australian market. It has specialised in the supply of products from pressure, temperature and force measurement experts Bourdon Sedeme. These include sensors and pressure transmitters, pressure gauges, pressure and temperature switches, test and calibration instruments, chemical seals and accessories and mechanical and electrical temperature equipment. Now under the wing of FCx Pegler Beacon Australia, the portfolio of products will form part of the company's Instrumentation, C o n t r o l and Sensors product stream and as Darren Gibbons, Chief Sales Executive explained, is also a key strategic step. "It marks an i m p o r t a n t strategic step in a long-term programme," h e c o m m e n t e d . "The company will become an integral part of our instrume n t a t i o n , control and sensors product stream. T h e C o n t r o l And Sensors product portfolio compliments our existing range and enhances our ability to add value to our served markets and customer base with flow, level, pressure and temperature c o m p o n e n t s and solutions." Staff from Control A n d Sensors have relocated to the FCx Pegler Beacon facility in C a n n i n g Vale, Perth, Western Australia.
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Acquisition
~farket n e w :
M a r g i n a l increase in UK pump market A report published by Market & Business D e v e l o p m e n t Ltd (MBD) has declared that the trend in the UK market for pumps has been for a year of growth followed by a year of decline. T h e report, Market Review 1996 2000, states that between 1996 and 2000 demand is estimated to have increased by 14% in nominal terms. The pumps market in 1996 is estimated at £743.6 million at manufacturers selling prices (MSP).The pumps market is believed to have peaked in 1997 at £830 million at MSP, representing growth of 12%. Sales declined by 9% in 1998 and, although 5% growth was recorded in 1999 it was insufficient to offset the decline recorded in 1998. However, MBD believe that sales increased by 14% to a level of £847.4 million in 2000. MBD expect construction output growth to slow to 3% in
2001 further falling to growth of 2% in 2002, taking total output to an estimated £66.6 million. However, the cyclical effects can be expected to maintain growth at around 1% and 2% throughout the forecast period. MBD believe that market growth will be a consistent feature throughout the beginning of the forecast period. A negligible decline is forecast for 2004 prior to a negligible increase to £866.4 million in 2005. In the same way as the market in recent years has developed at very different rates when individual product sectors are concerned, then so the future d e v e l o p m e n t is expected to occur at different speeds, reflecting the differing performances of the end use markets being served. Sales of centrifugal pumps are forecast to increase by 1% in nominal terms in both 2001 and 2002, taking sales to £220.2 million. However, in 2003
growth is expected to slow to a negligible level, and demand is forecast to decline in 2004 with only marginal increases anticipate in 2001. In the positive displacement sector, sales are forecast to increase by 2% between 2001 and 2003, taking sales to £105.2 million in the latter year. However, MBD anticipate demand to marginally decline to £104.8 million in 2004, a level which is expected to be maintained in 2005. Between 2001 and 2003 sales of other types of pumps are forecast to increase by 2% to £277 million in the latter year. However, MBD anticipate that demand will marginally decline in 2004 to £275.9 million, with a similar level of sales expected in 2005. In the parts sector MBD believe that sales will marginally increase between by 2003. However, demand is forecast to decline to £600.5 million in 2005.
Acquisition
Book launch
Burgmann acquires Nova Magnetics
Reducing the costs of pumping
Sealing manufacturer Burgmann Dichtungswerke G m b H of Germany has acquired Nova Magnetics Limited (NML). T h e company now becomes N o v a Magnetics-Burgmann Ltd., the first wholly-owned B u r g m a n n Canadian subsidiary. This acquisition extends Burgmann's range of magnetic couplings for applications in the highperformance sector. It means Burgmann will distribute NML paroductsts worldwide. Burgm a n n will c o n t i n u e to offer all of the products manufactured by Nova Magnetics. N M L enrployees will be joining Nova Magnetics-Burgmann and customers have been promised their current contacts will be honoured.
-W O R L D- P U M P S•
Additionally, from 1 November 2001, the company will be relocated to a new, expanded facility (just next door to the current location). Effective November 1, 2001, the new company address will become: Nova Magnetics-Burgmann Ltd. One Research Drive, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, B2Y 4M9, Canada. Tel: (902)465-6625. Fax: (902)465-6629 Email: [email protected] www.novamagnetics.ca
October2001
O n 13 November, the The Pump Centre and the British Pumps Manufacturers Association (BPMA) will be launching the Life Cycle Guide for Pumping Systems. This launch is hosted by T h e Pump Centre and the BPMA with sponsorship from the G o v e r n m e n t ' s Energy Efficiency Best Practice Programme. Entrance is free and registration forms are available until Tuesday 6 November 2001 from Sadie Primmer, Event Manager, ETSU, 168 Harwell, Didcot, Oxon, OXll 0QJ. Places will be allocated on a first come first served basis.
Pegler gains control FCx Pegler Beacon Australia, part of the global FCx flow control group, has acquired instrumentation specialists Control A n d Sensors Pty Ltd from Perth, Western Australia. T h e acquisition continues a strategy by FCx Pegler Beacon to make further gains in the flow control and instrumentation distribution in the Asia Pacific region. C o n t r o l A n d Sensors has a long established history in the Australian market. It has specialised in the supply of products from pressure, temperature and force measurement experts Bourdon Sedeme. These include sensors and pressure transmitters, pressure gauges, pressure and temperature switches, test and calibration instruments, chemical seals and accessories and mechanical and electrical temperature equipment. Now under the wing of FCx Pegler Beacon Australia, the portfolio of products will form part of the company's Instrumentation, C o n t r o l and Sensors product stream and as Darren Gibbons, Chief Sales Executive explained, is also a key strategic step. "It marks an i m p o r t a n t strategic step in a long-term programme," h e c o m m e n t e d . "The company will become an integral part of our instrume n t a t i o n , control and sensors product stream. T h e C o n t r o l And Sensors product portfolio compliments our existing range and enhances our ability to add value to our served markets and customer base with flow, level, pressure and temperature c o m p o n e n t s and solutions." Staff from Control A n d Sensors have relocated to the FCx Pegler Beacon facility in C a n n i n g Vale, Perth, Western Australia.
For more business information, take a look at Pump Industry Analyst. Download your free sample copy at www.worldpumpslpia Alternatively call: +44 (0)1865 843687 or e-mail: [email protected]
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