Bicycle Manufacturing
Business for Sale Industry Economics
$1,050,000,000
Revenue
-2.51%
Projected CAGR
2005 - 2021
Historical
2021 - 2027
Projection
0.96%
CAGR
$46,000,000
Profit
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Summary
Operators in the Bicycle Manufacturing industry manufacture bicycles and bicycle components.
During the five years to 2021, strong international competition inhibited greater industry growth; however, increases in disposable incomes and consumer confidence have led to rising demand for industry products.
Consequently, industry revenue has increased at an annualized rate of 2.7% to $1.1 billion during the five-year period to 2021, despite an estimated 0.1% decrease in 2021.
Demand for high-end bicycles has increased at a significant pace during the period.
As a result, many operators have refocused their efforts toward catering to this market, promoting more high-end bicycles to a younger and wealthier consumer base, resulting in higher revenue.
Moreover, demand for bikes actually surged in 2020 during the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic, boosting industry revenue 4.9% in the year.
Performance
Operators in the Bicycle Manufacturing industry manufacture bicycles and bicycle components.
During the five years to 2021, industry revenue has experienced moderate volatility due to strong international competition.
However, consistent increases in disposable income, combined with a growing demand for custom bicycles, have boosted industry performance during the current period.
Consequently, in the five years to 2021, industry revenue is expected to increase at an annualized rate of 2.7% to $1.1 billion, despite an estimated decline of 0.1% in 2021 amid lingering recessionary conditions caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
Outlook
Over the five years to 2026, operators in the Bicycle Manufacturing industry are anticipated to increasingly focus on the custom and high-end bicycle markets.
The industry will likely also benefit from several external factors, including a consumer shift toward environmentally friendly practices and a rise in consumers participating in exercise and sports.
Because bicycles are more eco-friendly than gas-guzzling automobiles, consumers who are interested in reducing their environmental footprints will likely gravitate toward this industry in the outlook.
By capitalizing on these trends and opening up to a broader consumer market, the industry is projected to grow at an annualized rate of 1.5% to $1.1 billion over the five years to 2026.
Overall, the potential for more rapid growth will likely be hampered by fluctuations in input prices and uncertainties regarding trade policies.
Trade tensions and tariffs between the United State and China are expected to continue to pose a threat to the industry.
Industry
This industry manufactures bicycles.
These products are used for transportation, leisure travel and sport, and competitive racing.
Investment
The capital intensity of the data processing and hosting business is low. An anticipated $0.07 per $1.00 in salaries is assigned in 2021, a modest increase compared to 2016, for capital expenditures.
The sector requires a lot of work, skills, and expertise but also computer and software. Labor expenditure is an expected 33.2 percent of the income for industrial operators in 2021.
This means a number of expensive technicians, including computer support experts, computer systems analysis, and software developers, are employed by the usual industry operators.
But the industry needs large computer equipment capital investment. Rapid technological developments have compelled operators to remain competitive in the last five years to make considerable expenditures on new computer equipment.
Since this tendency is projected to continue in the next five years, some corporations may try to compensate for new equipment capital expenditures. Operators can avoid significant depreciation costs associated with the short life cycles of technical items via leasing equipment.
Volatility
The revenue volatility in the data processing and hosting sector is mild, mostly because of a volatile increase in the size of revenues, with the exception of a modest decrease owing to the impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic in 2020.
Typically, industrial clients subscribe to hosting services, so that revenue flows stay constant. Because the amount of data required continues to expand, cuts in industry prices are usually offset by greater client demand.
In addition, the need for industrial services has been boosted by new services, such as cloud and broader software as a service, which have increased revenues.
In the future, volatility is expected to decrease with industry revenues expected to expand consistently.