Strong Growth Expected in the Philippines Elevator and Escalator Market with 3.55 Thousand New Installations by 2030
"Philippines Elevator and Escalator Market Research Report by Arizton"
According to Arizton's latest research report, the Philippines elevator and escalator market is growing at a CAGR of 4.35% during 2024-2030.
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Report Summary
Market Size by New Installations (2030): 3.55 Thousand Units
Market Size by New Installations (2024): 2.75 Thousand Units
CAGR – New Installations (2024-2030): 4.35%
Market Size by Installed Base (2030): 59.77 Thousand Units
Market Size by Modernization (2030): $52.56 Million
Historic Year: 2021-2023
Base Year: 2024
Forecast Year: 2025-2030
The Philippines elevator and escalator market is experiencing strong growth. This growth is driven by rapid urbanization, infrastructure development, and a booming construction sector, particularly high-rise buildings. Government initiatives, such as the Build Better More (BBM) program and the approval of 194 infrastructure projects, support market expansion. The growing real estate sector, particularly in secondary cities, and the demand for modernization and maintenance of aging buildings also contribute to market growth. Additionally, the tourism sector's development of foreign-operated hotels and the adoption of AI in vertical transportation further boost the industry. Despite challenges like inflation, rising construction costs, and labor shortages, the market is poised for continued growth, supported by increased infrastructure spending and a strong demand for vertical transportation solutions.
AI Integration in the Philippines Elevator and Escalator Market Driving Market Expansion
The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into the Philippines elevator and escalator market is unlocking new opportunities for growth and modernization of urban infrastructure. AI-driven solutions enhance the safety, efficiency, and overall user experience of vertical transportation systems. By using real-time data from sensors, AI predicts and prevents potential malfunctions, reducing downtime and boosting equipment reliability. Global companies like KONE and Otis have already adopted AI-based predictive maintenance systems in the region, including the Philippines, demonstrating the technology's potential. Additionally, the recent bid win by IFE Elevator for the IBIS Style Hotel Malate Project highlights AI's role in driving market expansion, with plans to design and implement advanced passenger and freight elevators using AI technology. This move further accelerates the market's growth by improving operational performance and expanding the adoption of AI in vertical transportation.
Surge in Demand for 2-15 Passenger Elevators Amidst Philippines Infrastructure Growth
The demand for 2-15 passenger elevators in the Philippines is increasing, primarily driven by growth in the residential and commercial sectors. These elevators are particularly prominent in airports, residential buildings, and mixed-use developments. The Philippine government's infrastructure program, which includes 186 flagship projects valued at approximately $163 billion, is expected to significantly reshape the real estate market by 2025. Additionally, the development of more master-planned communities near public transportation projects, such as airports and railways, will further drive the demand for 2-15 passenger elevators. Key infrastructure projects like the Tops Redevelopment Project in Cebu and the Tagbalai Heights Amenities in Cebu City are also expected to contribute to this growing demand.
In August 2024, Otis unveiled its Gen3™ connected elevator platform at its 'Platform for Possibility' launch event in Southeast Asia.
In 2024, Mitsubishi Electric Building Solutions Corporation announced its new elevator type, NEXIEZ-Fit, which is an elevator that combines superior cost performance with carefully selected specifications.
In December 2024, KONE announced the launch of its High-Rise MiniSpaceTM DX elevator in Southeast Asia. The elevator comes with KONE UltraRope®, which is 80% lighter than traditional steel rope and three times more durable.
Key Vendors
Otis
KONE
TK Elevator
Schindler
Mitsubishi Electric
Hitachi
Hyundai Elevator
Fujitec
Aritco
Sigma Elevators
Cibes Lift
ECOLIFT Elevator & Escalator Corportation
Nippon Elevator
SEC Elevator Co., Ltd.
Dazen Elevator
Kalea Lifts Philippines
Elevator Market Segmentation by
Machine Type
Hydraulic and Pneumatic
Machine Room Traction
Machine Room Less Traction
Others
Climbing
Elevators
Industrial Elevators
Carriage Type
Passenger
Freight
Capacity
2-15 Persons
16-24 Persons
25-33 Persons
34 Persons and Above
End-User
Commercial
Residential
Industrial
Others
Public Transit
Institutional
Infrastructural
Escalator Market Segmentation by
Product Type
Parallel
Multi Parallel
Walkway
Crisscross
End-User
Public Transit
Commercial
Others
Institutional Sector
Infrastructure
Industrial
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