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World Batteries
Study # 2375 October 2008 $6100
INDUSTRY MARKET RESEARCH: BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE FOR BUSINESS LEADERS, STRATEGISTS, DECISION MAKERS
1 Battery Sales for Selected Manufacturers, 2007 developed motor vehicle and aerospace sectors and personal income levels com-
Cht World Battery Market Share by Company, 2007 parable to other industrialized areas, all of which contribute to the substantial
Cht World Primary Battery Market Share size of the Italian battery market. Despite solid increases, battery demand in the
by Company, 2007 nation lagged the region as a whole from 2002 to 2007, reflecting the generally
Cht World Lead-Acid Battery Market Share sluggish economic conditions during this period, as well as substantial declines
by Company, 2007 in Italian motor vehicle and motorcycle production. However, growth in the use
Cht World Non-Lead-Acid Secondary Battery of portable electronic devices and a shift in the product mix toward more power-
Market Share by Company, 2007 ful, more expensive batteries provided some offsetting support.
2 Selected Cooperative Agreements
3 Selected Acquisitions & Divestitures Italy is the third largest manufacturer of batteries in Western Europe
behind Germany and France. In 2007, industry shipments totaled $1.7 billion,
Company Profiles leaving the country with a trade deficit that was equivalent to eight percent of
domestic demand, attributable almost entirely to primary types. Italy is a net
exporter of lead-acid batteries, shipping product mainly to nearby European,
African and Mideast nations. The country is also a sizable producer of other
battery types but relies on overseas sources of supply to help satisfy domestic
demand for primary and non-lead-acid rechargeable batteries, with external sup-
pliers including the nation’s EU neighbors, Japan and China.
COMPANY PROFILES
Profiles for 37 global industry
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Battery demand is forecast to rise less than one percent annually to $2.0
billion in 2012, a slowdown resulting primarily from the expected decline in
players such as Energizer, Explanations that
battery prices. In real terms demand growth will continue to be solid, supported