2016 U.S. Forecast
Small Gains in Short-Term
Following an overall down year for casting shipments in 2015, moderate gains are expected through 2018.
AN MCDP STAFF REPORT U
S. metalcasting industry sales are expected to reach $30.6 billion in 2018, according to the 2016 Metalcasting Forecast and Trends report published by the American Foundry Society, Schaumburg, Illinois. This total shows the industry is recovering from the dramatic recession that began at the end of 2008 and continued through the first part of 2010. The industry bottomed out at $21.6 billion in shipments in 2009 at the depth of the recession. The industry began to rebound in 2010 with an estimated growth of 18% from the previous year to $25.46 billion, and this continued in 2012, when
GRAY IRON MARKET SUMMARY
Utility Construction - NAICS 2371 Short Term Annual Growth Rate (AGR) ‘15-’18 ................. 12.1% Long Term AGR ‘15-’24 ................................................................ 4.4%
Highway, Street and Bridge Construction - NAICS 2373 Short Term AGR ‘15-’18 ................................................................... -3% Long Term AGR ‘15-’24 .............................................................. -0.8%
Metal Valve - NAICS 33291 Short Term AGR ‘15-’18 ............................................................... -0.2% Long Term AGR ‘15-’24 ................................................................ 0.2%
Machine Tool Manufacturing NAICS 333515 Short Term AGR ‘15-’18 .................................................................. 2.5% Long Term AGR ‘15-’24 .................................................................. 1.2%
Agricultural Implement Manufacturing - NAICS 33311 Short Term AGR ‘15-’18 .................................................................. 3.2% Long Term AGR ‘15-’24 ................................................................ 1.4%
Construction Machinery - NAICS 333120 Short Term AGR ‘15-’18 ................................................................. 8.5% Long Term AGR ‘15-’24 ................................................................ 3.3%
Other Industrial Machinery Manufacturing - NAICS 333249 Short Term AGR ‘15-’18 ..................................................................... 0% Long Term AGR ‘15-’24 ................................................................ 0.2%
Speed Changer, Industrial High-Speed Drive and Gear - NAICS 333612 Short Term AGR ‘15-’18 ................................................................. 6.2% Long Term AGR ‘15-’24 ................................................................. 2.3%
Other Engine Equipment - NAICS 333618 Short Term AGR ‘15-’18 ..................................................................... 5% Long Term AGR ‘15-’24 .................................................................. 2.1%
Pump and Compressor Manufacturing- NAICS 33391 Short Term AGR ‘15-’18 ................................................................ 13.9% Long Term AGR ‘15-’24 .................................................................... 5%
Automobile and Light Duty Motor Vehicle - NAICS 33611 Short Term AGR ‘15-’18 ................................................................. -2.1% Long Term AGR ‘15-’24 .............................................................. -0.5%
TOTAL Short Term AGR ‘15-’18 .................................................................. 2.7% Long Term AGR ‘15-’24 .................................................................. 1.2% 2016 Sales Forecast ........................................... $4,220,480,000
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sales reached $31.19 billion. Almost all metals are forecast to
grow between 1% and 4% from 2015 to 2018, and all metals are predicted to show annual growth up to 4% through 2024. T e U.S. metalcasting industry is
made up of 1,961 facilities, down from 2,380 in 2005. T is reduction can be attributed to the recession, technologi- cal advancements, foreign competition, and tightening regulations. Industry
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