Industrial Manufacturing: Introduction
Segments
Construction Machinery
This segment includes companies that manufacture construction machinery, surface mining machinery, and logging equipment.
Farm Machinery
This segment includes companies that manufacture agricultural and farm machinery and equipment.
Mining Machinery
Companies in this segment manufacture both underground mining machinery and mineral beneficiating machinery. Underground mining machinery includes coal breakers, mining cars, core drills, coal cutters, and rock drillers. Mineral beneficiating machinery is
Oil and Gas Field Machinery
Companies in this segment manufacture oil and gas field machinery and water well drilling machinery. Oil and gas field machinery includes machines that drill in oil and gas fields, production machinery, and oil and gas field derricks.
Printing Machinery
Companies in this segment manufacture printing and bookbinding machinery equipment including printing presses, typesetting machinery, and bindery machinery.
Sawmill, Woodworking, and Paper Machinery
This segment manufactures non-handheld sawmill and woodworking machinery including circular and band sawing equipment, planning machinery, and sanding machinery.
The Industrial Manufacturing industry is Fairly Fragmented. The production in this industry is divided among several different companies, no single firm has large enough share of the market to be able to influence the industry's direction or price levels.
Primary Demand Drivers
- Overall industry activity
- Health of sectors such as agriculture, construction, manufacturing, and oil and gas exploration
- Production and power generation
Profitability Drivers
- Engineering expertise
- Efficient production
From the Blog 
Businesses in the United Kingdom are choosing to carry out more of their operations domestically. They hope to guarantee that their products continuously meet high standards of quality while lowering the risks associated with unpredictable global markets by strengthening domestic supply chains and reducing overseas manufacturing.
Almost every large company in the world has used fossil fuels at some point, whether at a federal level or a state level. Restrictions are being placed on how certain corporations handle their carbon footprint. While some companies have pledged toward a more carbon-neutral future, reaching those sustainability goals takes time, effort, and money. This has led to a new industry solely based on carbon dioxide extraction from the atmosphere. The carbon capture and storage industry is on the rise, with Fortune 500 companies investing millions into reducing their carbon credit and billionaires launching their start-ups in the sector.
Sources
- Hoovers (Date Accessed: 6/1/2017)