Industrial Valve Market size was valued at USD 86.71 Billion in 2024 and the total industrial valve revenue is expected to grow at a CAGR of 4.3% from 2025 to 2032, reaching nearly USD 121.43 Billion by 2032. The global industrial valve market is experiencing significant growth, driven by increasing industrialization, infrastructure development, and the rising demand for automation across multiple sectors. As of 2024, the global industrial valve Market was valued at $86.71 billion and is projected to reach $121.43 billion by 2032, growing at a CAGR of 4.3% from 2024 to 2032. This growth is fueled by the oil & gas, water & wastewater treatment, chemical, energy & power, and food & beverage industries, all of which are increasingly adopting advanced valve solutions to enhance operational efficiency and minimize downtime.To know about the Research Methodology:-Request Free Sample Report North America dominates the market, holding over 35% of the total share, primarily due to massive industrial expansion in United states. The region’s growth is bolstered by rising investments in water treatment infrastructure and the burgeoning chemical and energy sectors. Asia Pacific follows, with a 27% market share, largely attributed to increased spending on pipeline infrastructure, stringent environmental regulations, and the adoption of smart valve technologies. Meanwhile, Europe accounts for approximately 22% of the market, driven by sustainability initiatives, energy efficiency mandates, and the modernization of existing industrial facilities. Ball valves held the largest share in 2024, accounting for nearly 30% of total market revenue, due to their durability and efficiency in high-pressure and high-temperature applications. Butterfly valves follow, with a 20% share, commonly used in water and wastewater management, while globe and gate valves contribute 18% and 15%, respectively, due to their reliability in oil and gas applications. The automation and digitalization of industrial valves have also gained traction, with smart valves integrated with IoT and AI-driven predictive maintenance solutions expected to grow at a CAGR of 7.8%—higher than traditional valve segments. Key players in the market include Emerson Electric Co., AVK Valves, DomBor Valve, Crane Co., and Flowserve Corporation, L&T Valves all of whom are investing heavily in R&D, acquisitions, and smart valve technologies to gain a competitive edge. The growing emphasis on energy efficiency, reduction of carbon emissions, and water conservation is shaping future industry trends, pushing manufacturers toward the development of eco-friendly, self-regulating, and automated valve solutions. With rapid industrialization, technological advancements, and stringent regulatory frameworks, the industrial valve market is poised for sustained growth, making it a lucrative sector for investors and industry stakeholders alike. Competitive Landscape: Key Players, Market Strategies, and Notable Mergers in the Industrial Valve Sector The industrial valve manufacturing industry is characterized by a highly fragmented landscape, with approximately 700 businesses operating within the United States. The four largest players collectively account for less than 20% of the total market share by revenue, highlighting the competitive nature of the sector. Notably, three of these top four companies—Parker-Hannifin, Emerson Electric, and Cameron International—do not focus exclusively on industrial flow control manufacturing, whereas many small to medium-sized manufacturers specialize solely in valve production. Key Competitors: • Parker-Hannifin: A diversified manufacturer specializing in motion and control technologies across various industries, with a significant concentration in aerospace. In fiscal 2019, Parker's flow control division generated approximately 32% of its total sales. • Emerson Electric: Offers automation solutions, climate technology, and commercial and residential solutions. In 2016, Emerson acquired Pentair PLC’s valves and control segment for $3.2 billion, positioning itself as a leading manufacturer of valves and related flow control products in North America. • Cameron International: Focuses primarily on manufacturing valves for the oil and gas extraction, refining, and distribution markets. Acquired by Schlumberger in 2016 for $14.8 billion, Cameron has strengthened its position in the oilfield services sector. • Flowserve Corporation: Operates through three divisions: engineered products, industrial products, and flow control. The flow control division, which manufactures a variety of general and highly customized valves for sectors such as oil and gas, chemical, power, and water management, accounted for approximately 32% of the company’s fiscal 2018 revenue. MMR industrial Valve report covered the detailed analysis of company and their tire wise market positioning Top 5 Valve Manufacturing Companies and their competition strategies Top 10 China industrial valve manufacturers and their business strategies the industrial valve competitive factors are divided in major 3 categories
Competitive Factors:
• Product Development: The industry is marked by high levels of technological innovation, with companies focusing on developing specialized industrial valves that offer superior precision, quality, and durability to attract and retain customers. • Price: In markets for less complex valves, price plays a crucial role in competition. However, for valves with specialized applications, product performance remains the primary differentiating factor. • Reliability: Given that industrial valves are often indispensable to various processes, customers highly value quick and reliable delivery times and consistent product quality. Delays or defects can result in significant downtime costs. • Additional Services: Offering supplementary services, such as design advice, enables valve suppliers to differentiate themselves by helping customers optimize their production processes and reduce operational costs. Notable Transactions: • In 2019, The Weir Group, an engineered solutions provider, divested its flow control division. • In 2018, Emerson Electric Co. acquired Aventics GmbH to expand its presence in the growing fluid automation market. • In 2017, Flowserve Corporation divested its forged valves manufacturing business. The industrial valve manufacturing industry is navigating a complex and competitive environment, with companies striving to balance diversification, specialization, and innovation to maintain and enhance their market positions.
Purchaser Target Company Deal Value (Million $) Annual Sales of Target (Million $) Multiplier (Deal Value / Annual Sales) Acquisition Date (2015-2024) Schlumberger Cameron 14,800.00 8,782.00 1.69 April 1, 2016 Emerson Pentair Valves & Controls 3,150.00 1,832.60 1.72 August 18, 2016 Dover Corp Tokheim Group SA’s Fuel Dispenser Systems 465 310 1.5 January 7, 2015 Flowserve Corp SIHI Group BV 372.5 350 1.06 January 8, 2015 TransDigm Group Inc PneuDraulics Inc 325 64 5.08 August 19, 2015 IDEX Corp Akron Brass Holding Corp 224 120 1.87 March 17, 2016 IMI plc Bopp & Reuther GmbH 190 90 2.11 January 2, 2015 Market Dynamics:
Emerging Economies Drive Growth While Developed Nations Focus on Replacements There are some critical changes taking place in the industrial valve industry due to various aspects such as regional economic activities, infrastructure growth, and technology evolution. Soaring infrastructure projects and brisk industrialization in emerging economies, especially China and India, are propelling the demand for new valve installation. Compare that to regions such as North America and Western Europe, where even as valve replacement and aftermarket components experience some level of activity, organic growth is essentially non-existent. Specific industry concentrations then compound the regional demands for valves; North America's hydraulic fracturing boom has ramped pipeline valve demand, while Asia's semiconductor manufacturing dominance increases demand for ultra-pure engineered-plastic chemical valves. About 10.1 billion per year is the value of industrial valve manufacturers of the United States who export their respective products out of the country. Despite the dollar strengthening over the last five years, these export revenues have seen steady growth. With respect to the destinations of its exports, they include Mexico, East Asian nations and oil-exporters. The energy sector in Mexico is the main driver behind that demand, just as it is for Middle Eastern oil producers. China's imports of U.S. valves are for more general manufacturing applications, but South Korea focuses on advanced energy sector applications. Interestingly, Canada is the No. 1 destination for U.S.-made industrial valves. On global level, analysing the export activities, there are 1,535 exporters of industrial valves managing 33,607 shipments with a global weight of 383,989 tons. MMR report covered the detailed analysis of TOP exporting and importing country wise analysis for industrial gas in 2024. The 2024 was the peak year for exports, with 3,005 shipments and 50,126 tons exported. Out of all exporters, 231 have sent more than 10 consignments. The 10 biggest exporters account for 29% of the shipments and 40% of the weight of the total shipments, 15,225 tons per exporter on average. India vends to the top, signifying India's exposure important parting in worldwide valve request. The report titled, 'Global Industrial Valve Market, 2024-2034' that the industrial valve market is expected to reach USD 86.71 billion in 2024 USD 121.43 billion by 2034, with a CAGR of 4.3% during 2024-2034. This expansion is driven by the rise of energy requirements, the construction of infrastructure, and technology advancements in the shape of Internet of Things (IoT) integration. Oil & gas sector continues to hold the biggest application segment with the highest growth rate expected in the Asia Pacific region owing to fast industrialization and infrastructure development. The industrial valves market is ever evolving, influenced by regional economic factors, sectors and technologies. However, these are indispensable to stakeholders who want to take advantage of the new opportunities and the problems exist in this growing market.North America dominates the industrial valve market with highest market share in 2024. Southwest and Great Lakes, two leading regions in the U.S. industrial valve manufacturing industry in terms of number of establishments. Regional agglomeration is based on proximity to end markets, supply of raw materials and trade routes. Southwest- The Southwest region is the biggest industrial valve manufacturing hub, containing 23.1% of all manufacturers since this region provides convenient access to the oil, gas, and petrochemical industries. The region being on the sprawling end of major oil refineries, drillers and pipeline networks where there would be a demand for bulk industrial valves for media isolation. With the oil & energy sector accounting for 44% of the industries domestic revenue, the Southwest is a vital production hub. In addition, the region boasts easy access to waterways and the Mexican market which represents 16% of U.S. valve exports. Bottom line: For key states like key Texas and Louisiana, these advantages are in large part behind strong infrastructure and supply chain efficiencies that underpin local manufacturing and global exports. Great Lakes – Manufacturing & Export Powerhouse of Industrial Valves As a key supplier to the general and heavy manufacturing space, the Great Lakes region represents 16.8% of industry establishments. Demand from the automotive, aerospace and machinery industries is plentiful in this area, with its wealth of industrial history and well-established supply chains. Trade also benefits from its close proximity to Canada, which accounted for 19% of U.S. industrial valve exports. This market whilst more concentrated within Ohio, Michigan, and Illinois is responsible for producing quality industrial valves for construction, water treatment process, power generation process. The U.S. industrial valve market is headed toward consolidation and technological innovation, and these two regions will remain as the dominant regions, influencing the growth and competitive dynamics of the industry.
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Global Industrial Valves Market Report Coverage Details Base Year: 2024 Forecast Period: 2025-2032 Historical Data: 2019 to 2024 Market Size in 2024: USD 86.71 Bn. Forecast Period 2025 to 2032 CAGR: 5.8% Market Size in 2032: USD 121.43 Bn. Segments Covered: by Material Type Cast Iron Stainless Steel Cryogenic Alloy Based Others by Size Up to 1” 1” to 6” 6” to 25” 25” to 50” 50” and Larger by Valve Type Globe Valves Plug Valves Safety Valves Ball Valves Butterfly Valves Check Valves Diaphragm Valves Gate Valves by Industry Oil & Gas Water & Wastewater Treatment Energy & Power Chemicals Food & Beverages Pharmaceuticals Construction Agriculture Pulp & Paper Metals & Mining Others Industrial Valve Market, by Region:
North America (United States, Canada, and Mexico) Europe (UK, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Sweden, Austria, and the Rest of Europe) Asia Pacific (China, South Korea, Japan, India, Australia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Vietnam, Taiwan, Bangladesh, Pakistan, and the Rest of APAC) Middle East and Africa (South Africa, GCC, Egypt, Nigeria, and the Rest of ME&A) South America (Brazil, Argentina Rest of South America)Industrial Valves Market, Key players:
1. Emerson 2. Weir Group PLC 3. Flowserve 4. Cameron - Schlumberger 5. IMI PLC 6. Spirax Sarco 7. Crane Co. 8. Kitz Corporation 9. Metso Corporation 10. Neway Valve (Suzhou) Co., Ltd. 11. Velan Inc. 12. Samson AG 13. AVK Holding A/S 14. Avcon Controls 15. Forbes Marshall 16. Swagelok 17. Ham–Let 18. Dwyer Instruments 19. KIM Valves 20. Apollo Valves 21. Schlumberger Limited. 22. GE VALVE 23. Curtiss-Wright Corporation 24. McWane, Inc. 25. ALFA LAVAL 26. Rotork 27. KSB SE & Co. KGaA. FAQ: 1] What segments are covered in Industrial Valve Market report? Ans. The segments covered in Industrial Valve Market report are based on Material, Size, End Valve Type, Industry, and Region. 2] Which region is expected to hold the highest share in the Global Industrial Valve Market? Ans. North America region is expected to hold the highest market share in Industrial Valve Market. 3] What is the market size of the Global Industrial Valve Market by 2032? Ans. The market size of Industrial Valve Market by 2032 is expected to reach USD 121.43 Billion. 4] What is the forecast period for the Global Industrial Valve Market? Ans. The forecast period for Industrial Valve Market is 2025-2032. 5] What was the market size of the Global Industrial Valve Market in 2024? Ans. The market size of Industrial Valve Market in 2024 was valued at 86.71 billion.
1. Industrial Valve Market: Research Methodology 2. Industrial Valve Market Introduction 2.1. Study Assumption and Market Definition 2.2. Scope of the Study 2.3. Executive Summary 3. The Forces Shaping the Industrial Valve Industry 3.1. The Drivers Powering Market Expansion 3.1.1. Growing Demand from Healthcare and Pharmaceutical Industries 3.1.2. Increasing number of New Power Plants and Upgrades to Existing Ones 3.1.3. The Smart Valve Revolution and Growing Adoption of Connected Networks and Smart Industrial Valves 3.1.4. Integration of Automation Solutions in Process Industries 3.1.5. Development of Smart Cities 3.2. The Challenges Slowing the Flow 3.2.1. High Capital Investments and Low Profit Margins 3.2.2. Dissatisfaction Due to Longer Lead Times and Late Deliveries 3.3. Opportunities to Seize 3.3.1. Increasing Number of Refineries and Petrochemical Plants 3.3.2. Adoption of Smart Valves as Replacements for Outdated Systems 3.4. The Key Factors driving the growth of the industrial valve market in China 3.5. Trends in Industrial Valve Design and Manufacturing 3.6. Dominance of U.S. manufacturers, focus on innovation & automation 3.7. China & India’s role in cost-competitive Material production & exports 3.8. Middle East & Africa Valve demand driven by oil & gas & water treatment projects 4. The Future of Material Production and Growth in Manufacturing Industries 4.1. Automobiles and the next wave of automation 4.2. Manufacturing-System Suppliers 4.3. Suppliers Must Leverage Technologie 5. Manufacturing Price Index by Industry 5.1. Historical prices (2018-2023) 5.2. Current Prices (2024-2025) 5.3. Factors Influencing Industrial Gas Pricing 5.4. Impact of Supply Chain Dynamics and Raw Size Costs 6. Market Penetration Analysis by Region 6.1. Consumption and Material Typeion Analysis 6.2. High Consumption Regions and Countries 6.3. High Material Typeion Countries and Regions 7. Country-level insights highlight investment attractiveness 7.1. Attractive Market Segments for Investment 7.2. Risk Assessment and Mitigation Strategies 7.3. Return on Investment Projections 7.4. Funding and Financing Options 8. Substitutes and Alternatives 8.1. Emerging Technologies and Alternative Solutions 8.2. Comparative Analysis of Substitutes 8.3. Implications for Market Demand and Innovation 9. Raw Size Supply and Demand 9.1. Key Raw Sizes in Industrial Gas Material Typeion 9.2. Supply Chain Analysis and Sourcing Strategies 9.3. Demand Forecast and Potential Supply Constraints 9.4. PORTER’s Five Forces Analysis 9.5. PESTLE Analysis 9.6. Key Opinion Leader Analysis for the Industrial Valve Market 10. Impact of Global Events 10.1. Effects of Geopolitical Tensions and Conflicts on Supply Chains 10.2. Analysis of Trade Policies and Tariffs 10.3. Impact of the Russia-Ukraine Conflict on Global Energy Markets 11. Industrial Valve Market: Global Market Size and Forecast by Segmentation (by Value in USD Million) (2024-2032) 11.1. Industrial Valve Market Size and Forecast, by Material Type (2024-2032) 11.1.1. Cast Iron 11.1.2. Stainless Steel 11.1.3. Cryogenic 11.1.4. Alloy Based 11.1.5. Others 11.2. Industrial Valve Market Size and Forecast, by Size (2024-2032) 11.2.1. Up to 1” 11.2.2. 1” to 6” 11.2.3. 6” to 25” 11.2.4. 25” to 50” 11.2.5. 50” and Larger 11.3. Industrial Valve Market Size and Forecast, by Valve Type (2024-2032) 11.3.1. Globe Valves 11.3.2. Plug Valves 11.3.3. Safety Valves 11.3.4. Ball Valves 11.3.5. Butterfly Valves 11.3.6. Check Valves 11.3.7. Diaphragm Valves 11.3.8. Gate Valves 11.4. Industrial Valve Market Size and Forecast, by Industry (2024-2032) 11.4.1. Oil & Gas 11.4.2. Water & Wastewater Treatment 11.4.3. Energy & Power 11.4.4. Chemicals 11.4.5. Food & Beverages 11.4.6. Pharmaceuticals 11.4.7. Construction 11.4.8. Agriculture 11.4.9. Pulp & Paper 11.4.10. Metals & Mining 11.4.11. Others 11.5. Industrial Valve Market Size and Forecast, by region (2024-2032) 11.5.1. North America 11.5.2. Europe 11.5.3. Asia Pacific 11.5.4. Middle East and Africa 11.5.5. South America 12. North America Industrial Valve Market Size and Forecast by Segmentation (by Value in USD Million) (2024-2032) 12.1. North America Industrial Valve Market Size and Forecast, by Material Type (2024-2032) 12.1.1. Cast Iron 12.1.2. Stainless Steel 12.1.3. Cryogenic 12.1.4. Alloy Based 12.1.5. Others 12.2. North America Industrial Valve Market Size and Forecast, by Size (2024-2032) 12.2.1. Up to 1” 12.2.2. 1” to 6” 12.2.3. 6” to 25” 12.2.4. 25” to 50” 12.2.5. 50” and Larger 12.3. North America Industrial Valve Market Size and Forecast, by Valve Type (2024-2032) 12.3.1. Globe Valves 12.3.2. Plug Valves 12.3.3. Safety Valves 12.3.4. Ball Valves 12.3.5. Butterfly Valves 12.3.6. Check Valves 12.3.7. Diaphragm Valves 12.3.8. Gate Valves 12.4. North America Industrial Valve Market Size and Forecast, by Industry (2024-2032) 12.4.1. Oil & Gas 12.4.2. Water & Wastewater Treatment 12.4.3. Energy & Power 12.4.4. Chemicals 12.4.5. Food & Beverages 12.4.6. Pharmaceuticals 12.4.7. Construction 12.4.8. Agriculture 12.4.9. Pulp & Paper 12.4.10. Metals & Mining 12.4.11. Others 12.5. North America Industrial Valve Market Size and Forecast, by Country (2024-2032) 12.5.1. United States 12.5.1.1. United States Industrial Valve Market Size and Forecast, by Material Type (2024-2032) 12.5.1.1.1. Others 12.5.1.2. United States Industrial Valve Market Size and Forecast, by Size (2024-2032) 12.5.1.3. United States Industrial Valve Market Size and Forecast, by Valve Type (2024-2032) 12.5.1.4. United States Industrial Valve Market Size and Forecast, by Industry (2024-2032) 12.5.2. Canada 12.5.2.1. Canada Industrial Valve Market Size and Forecast, by Material Type (2024-2032) 12.5.2.2. Canada Industrial Valve Market Size and Forecast, by Size (2024-2032) 12.5.2.3. Canada Industrial Valve Market Size and Forecast, by Valve Type (2024-2032) 12.5.2.4. Canada Industrial Valve Market Size and Forecast, by Industry (2024-2032) 12.5.3. Mexico 12.5.3.1. Mexico Industrial Valve Market Size and Forecast, by Material Type (2024-2032) 12.5.3.2. Mexico Industrial Valve Market Size and Forecast, by Size (2024-2032) 12.5.3.3. Mexico Industrial Valve Market Size and Forecast, by Valve Type (2024-2032) 12.5.3.4. Mexico Industrial Valve Market Size and Forecast, by Industry (2024-2032) 13. Europe Industrial Valve Market Size and Forecast by Segmentation (by Value in USD Million) (2024-2032) 13.1. Europe Industrial Valve Market Size and Forecast, by Material Type (2024-2032) 13.2. Europe Industrial Valve Market Size and Forecast, by Size (2024-2032) 13.3. Europe Industrial Valve Market Size and Forecast, by Valve Type (2024-2032) 13.4. Europe Industrial Valve Market Size and Forecast, by Industry (2024-2032) 13.5. Europe Industrial Valve Market Size and Forecast, by Country (2024-2032) 13.5.1. United Kingdom 13.5.2. France 13.5.3. Germany 13.5.4. Italy 13.5.5. Spain 13.5.6. Sweden 13.5.7. Russia 13.5.8. Rest of Europe 14. Asia Pacific Industrial Valve Market Size and Forecast by Segmentation (by Value in USD Million) (2024-2032) 14.1. Asia Pacific Industrial Valve Market Size and Forecast, by Material Type (2024-2032) 14.2. Asia Pacific Industrial Valve Market Size and Forecast, by Size (2024-2032) 14.3. Asia Pacific Industrial Valve Market Size and Forecast, by Valve Type (2024-2032) 14.4. Asia Pacific Industrial Valve Market Size and Forecast, by Industry (2024-2032) 14.5. Asia Pacific Industrial Valve Market Size and Forecast, by Country (2024-2032) 14.5.1. China 14.5.2. S Korea 14.5.3. Japan 14.5.4. India 14.5.5. Australia 14.5.6. Indonesia 14.5.7. Malaysia 14.5.8. Philippines 14.5.9. Thailand 14.5.10. Vietnam 14.5.11. Rest of Asia Pacific 15. Middle East and Africa Industrial Valve Market Size and Forecast by Segmentation (by Value in USD Million) (2024-2032) 15.1. Middle East and Africa Industrial Valve Market Size and Forecast, by Material Type (2024-2032) 15.2. Middle East and Africa Industrial Valve Market Size and Forecast, by Size (2024-2032) 15.3. Middle East and Africa Industrial Valve Market Size and Forecast, by Valve Type (2024-2032) 15.4. Middle East and Africa Industrial Valve Market Size and Forecast, by Industry (2024-2032) 15.5. Middle East and Africa Industrial Valve Market Size and Forecast, by Country (2024-2032) 15.5.1. South Africa 15.5.2. GCC 15.5.3. Nigeria 15.5.4. Rest of ME&A 16. South America Industrial Valve Market Size and Forecast by Segmentation (by Value in USD Million) (2024-2032) 16.1. South America Industrial Valve Market Size and Forecast, by Material Type (2024-2032) 16.2. South America Industrial Valve Market Size and Forecast, by Size (2024-2032) 16.3. South America Industrial Valve Market Size and Forecast, by Valve Type (2024-2032) 16.4. South America Industrial Valve Market Size and Forecast, by Industry (2024-2032) 16.5. South America Industrial Valve Market Size and Forecast, by Country (2024-2032) 16.5.1. Brazil 16.5.2. Argentina 16.5.3. Colombia 16.5.4. Chile 16.5.5. Rest of South America 17. Key Players & Market Positioning 17.1. Tier 1 Companies 17.2. Tier 2 Companies 17.3. Tier 3 Companies 18. Competitive Benchmarking of Major Players 18.1. Revenue Comparison 18.2. Production & Manufacturing Capacities 18.3. Global vs. Regional Presence 18.4. Company Revenue (2024) 19. Top 5 Valve Manufacturing Companies and their competition strategies 19.1. DomBor Valve 19.2. AVK Valves 19.3. Emerson Automation Solutions 19.4. Flowserve Corporation 19.5. L&T Valves 20. Top 10 China Industrial Valve manufacturing leaders and and competitive landscape 20.1. Chongqing Chuanyi Automation Co., Ltd. 20.2. Neway Valve 20.3. Jiangsu Suyan Valve Machinery Co., Ltd. 20.4. Jiangsu Shentong Valve Co., Ltd. 20.5. Zhonghe Sufa Technology Industry Company Ltd 20.6. KOSO Control Engineering (Wuxi) Co., Ltd., 20.7. Zhejiang Lenor Flow Control Technology Co., Ltd. 20.8. Jiangsu Yandian Valve Co., Ltd., 20.9. Harbin Power Station Valve 20.10. THINKTANK 21. Company Profile: Key Players 21.1. Newmans Valves LLC 21.1.1. Company Overview 21.1.2. Business Portfolio 21.1.3. Financial Overview 21.1.3.1. Revenue 21.1.3.2. Profit margin 21.1.3.3. Cost of Sales 21.1.3.4. Earnings 21.1.4. SWOT Analysis 21.1.5. Strategic Analysis 21.2. Walworth 21.3. Microfinish Valves Pvt. Ltd. 21.4. Davis Valve, Bohmer GmbH 21.5. Virgo Engineers Inc. 21.6. Jagflo Components 21.7. Gemini Valve 21.8. IMI plc 21.9. Flow Control Technology Valve 21.10. Anything Flows LLC 21.11. KLINGER Holding 21.12. Sap Industries Ltd. 21.13. Tianjin City Binhai Huayi Valve Co. 21.14. Sirca International S.p.A. 21.15. Fluidchem Valves (India) Pvt. Ltd. 21.16. Goodwin International Ltd. 21.17. Metso Outotec Corporation 21.18. Crane Co. 21.19. Forbes Marshall 21.20. EG Valves Manufacturing Co. 21.21. Global Valve & Controls 21.22. The Weir Group PLC 21.23. Avcon Controls Pvt. Ltd. 21.24. Schlumberger Limited 21.25. Powell Valves 21.26. Fluidline Valves Co. Pvt. Ltd 22. Key Findings 23. Analyst Recommendations
