The Australian ventilation products market is experiencing rapid growth due to the increasing adoption of decentralized ventilation systems. The market size was around $1,788.0 million in 2020, and it is forecast to rise at a CAGR of 4.6% during 2020–2030. The main factors responsible for the growth of the market are the rising awareness among people regarding health and the effects of air pollution and the rapidly growing number of commercial and residential projects with decentralized ventilation.
The COVID-19 had an adverse effect on the manufacturing of a number of ventilation products all over the country, and it was one of the foremost reasons for the disruption of the supply chain, because of the lockdown, which substantially but the brakes on growth of the industry. However, because of the cognizance of people regarding air quality and pollution, the Australian ventilation products market is expected to overcome the unfavorable consequences in the near future.
The commercial sector is a dominating force in the growth in the adoption of ventilation systems in the Land Down Under. Urbanization and economic growth have largely contributed to a rise in the number of malls, hotels, hospitals, and shopping complexes and, thus, have played an important part in increasing the demand for ventilation systems. In addition, the rampant construction of corporate centers and business parks has boosted the growth of the Australian ventilation products market.
Ventilation fans are predicted to experience the fastest growth in the market during 2021–2030, based on product. This can be because of the large-scale deployment of ventilation systems in commercial offices and buildings. In this regard, the commencement of infrastructure development projects with heavy investments and the government initiatives mandating the installation of such equipment are responsible for the escalation of the market growth. Melbourne, Sydney, Perth, Adelaide, Brisbane, Darwin, and Hobart are the most-important business hubs in the country, with a large number of corporate office buildings.
The major players in the Australian ventilation products market are engaging in product launches to gain supremacy. For instance, in July 2021, Vent-Axia Group Limited launched Lo-Carbon Heat Save, designed to offer heat recovery ventilation for a single room or the whole house. The decentralized heat recovery ventilation unit is best for providing extract-and-supply ventilation, to augment the indoor air quality (IAQ), and circulating fresh air in a closed vicinity. The new launches with more advanced features are indicative of the fact that people are becoming more aware of the air they breathe.
Energy-efficient systems are one of the most promising factors for the market advance because of the high carbon emissions, which lead to an increase in pollution levels. With such a high threat of getting infected by microbes, people are preferring staying in a healthy environment. Energy-efficient ventilation systems have a high ventilation capacity and can play a pivotal role in lowering the emission of CO2 of buildings. Thus, they can prevent infections from spreading and contribute to the growth of the Australian ventilation products market in the long run.
Thus, the market will continue to boom with the rapid pace of urbanization and rising preference of people to be in a hygienic environment.
