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Building Access for “Waste-Water Management” Companies<br />
19<br />
2 Top 5 EU Countries on the basis of connectivity to wastewater treatment<br />
E: Estimated 2005 coverage percentage<br />
Waterworld, Europa<br />
In response to the current economic situation, market players are<br />
preparing for intense competition by providing greater product<br />
features and value added services to ensure high sales.<br />
Manufacturers are increasingly focusing on introducing new<br />
products catering to diverse end-user sectors in order to widen<br />
their customer base. The entry barriers in the CEE region are<br />
relatively high due to strongly established local and regional<br />
suppliers. Customers have shown greater willingness to work with<br />
well-recognised local participants rather than external suppliers, as<br />
local suppliers better understand the localised needs of the<br />
environment.<br />
The consumer market can roughly be divided into three users of<br />
water and water waste solutions; Industry, Public and Private<br />
Water works. While the number of water works that are privately or<br />
industrially operated is larger, the average size of municipally<br />
operated water works is much larger. For this reason, there is a<br />
wide range of buyers that demand various types and amounts of<br />
equipment. Future demand will mainly consist of purification<br />
equipment for new installations and for the replacement of old and<br />
out-dated equipment. Largest end-users of water pollution control<br />
equipment are the water / wastewater works companies. The other<br />
major group of end-users of water pollution control equipment<br />
includes the chemical, petrochemical, pharmaceutical, energy and<br />
food processing industries.<br />
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