Key Companies and Technologies Driving South Korea's Water Treatment Market
Dublin, July 21, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "2025 South Korea Residential Water Treatment Systems Market" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.South Korea's Residential Water Treatment Market research report includes market size, growth rates, market shares by product type and technology, competitive market share data, and revenue forecasts from 2024-2031 for South Korea.
Furthermore, profiles of key companies, competitive factors, consumer behavior, market trends, new products, pricing trends, growth drivers, restraints, and challenges are also included.The South Korean market report provides a comprehensive analysis of the market, including:Competitive market shares by type of system (point-of-use counter top & under-the-sink, point-of-use faucet mount, point-of-entry, and pitchers).
Market forecasts and growth rates by type of system and replacement filters (total market, point-of-use counter top & under-the-sink, point-of-use faucet mount, point-of-use, point-of-use replacement filters, point-of-entry, pitchers, and pitcher replacement filters).
Point-of-use market share by type of technology (carbon, RO, UV, and others).
Point-of-use market shares by revenue for pricing (under $300, $300-$600, $601-$900, over $900).
Companies Featured:
Cuckoo Homesys Co., Ltd
LG Corporation
Amway
SK Magic Co., Ltd. (SK Networks Co., Ltd.)
Coway Co., Ltd.
Chungho Nais Co., Ltd.
Kyowon Property Wells Corp.
Samsung Group
The 3M Company
and more.....
Key Topics Covered:
Country Profile, South Korea
Major Data Points
Competitive Factors
Consumer Behaviour
Market Drivers/Impact
Water quality concerns
Increasing convenience and affordability by rental model
Increasing expenditure on healthcare appliances
Inclination towards high-tech lifestyle products
Surge in the number of single person households
Market Restraints/Impact
Aging population
Growing inflation and rising debt
Economic slowdown leading to sluggish demand
Large bottled water market
Market Trends
Pricing Trends
Market Data
Revenue forecast, total market, 2022-2029
Revenue forecast, point-of-use CT & UTS, 2022-2029
Market share, by revenues, point-of-use CT and UTS, 2022
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