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Study of Pump Import and Export Statistics over the period 2003 - 2011 Source Data Australian Bureau of Statistics Heading 84.13 Pumps for liquids whether or not fitted with a measuring device Pump types included 8413.50 Other

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Source Data – Australian Bureau of Statistics

Study of Pump Import and Export Statistics

  • ver the period 2003 - 2011
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Heading 84.13 – Pumps for liquids whether or not fitted with a

measuring device

Pump types included

8413.50 – Other reciprocating positive displacement pumps. (diaphragm, “oil- cushion”, electro-magnetic pumps and machines using the suction or forcing action of two pistons.) 8413.60 – Other rotary positive displacement pumps. (gear, vane, rotary piston lobe type, helicoidal and peristaltic pumps.) 8413.70 – Other centrifugal pumps 8413.81 – Other pumps. (electro-magnetic, ejectors, emulsion, gas combustion, steam pulsators, compressed air chamber elevators and hydraulic ram pumps.) 8413.91 – Pump parts

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Source Data – Australian Bureau of Statistics

Heading 84.13 – Pumps for liquids whether or not fitted with a

measuring device

Pump types not included

8413.13 – Pumps for dispensing fuel or lubricants – used in filling stations 8413.19 – Other 8413.20 – Hand pumps 8413.30 – Fuel lub or cooling medium pumps for internal combustion engines 8413.40 – Concrete pumps 8413.82 – Liquid elevators 8413.92 – Liquid elevator parts

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Source Data – Australian Bureau of Statistics

PUMP IMPORTS

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BASIS FOR DATA 1) FIGURES ARE STATED AS FOB PORT OF SHIPMENT IN A$ 2) FREIGHT, INSURANCE, CLEARANCE & HANDLING EXCLUDED 3) NO INFORMATION TO DETERMINE POTENTIAL FOR TRANSHIPMENT TO ANOTHER DESTINATION IN THE REGION 4) NO INFORMATION TO DETERMINE IF “PARTS” ARE UTILIZED AS “COMPONENTS USED IN PRODUCTION” OR “SPARES”

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SOME OBSERVATIONS 1) THERE HAS BEEN SMALL GROWTH IN OVERALL IMPORTS OVER 2010 BY 0.3% 2) RECIPROCATING PUMPS HAVE REMAINED STATIC WHILE ROTARY INCREASED BY 2% 3) VALUE OF “OTHER PUMPS” HAS DECLINED BY 4% OVER 2010 4) VALUE OF “PUMP PARTS” HAS INCREASED 15% OVER 2010

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THE FOLLOWING 5 SLIDES SHOW TRENDS OVER AN 9 YEAR PERIOD

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  • THE FIGURES PROVIDED ARE IN A$ FOB PORT OF SHIPMENT
  • COUNTRIES WITH FIGURES GREATER THAN 1% INCLUDED
  • COUNTRIES BELOW 1% ARE INCLUDED IN “ALL OTHERS”
  • USA REMAINS THE LEADING EXPORTER TO AUSTRALIA
  • CHINA HAS IMPROVED FROM 3rd POSITION TO 2nd
  • GERMANY HAS DROPPED BACK FROM 2nd TO 3rd
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THE FOLLOWING 3 SLIDES SHOW TRENDS OVER A NINE YEAR PERIOD

  • ALL GRAPHS SHOW THAT IMPORTS FROM THE VARIOUS COUNTRIES

ARE GENERALLY MIXED.

  • USA REMAINS THE DOMINENT SUPPLIER TO AUSTRALIA
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AVERAGE UNIT VALUE ANALYSIS

WE HAVE ONLY LOOKED AT CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS IN THIS ANALYSIS

  • FIGURES ARE INCONSISTENT
  • FIGURES INDICATE HIGHER UNIT VALUES FROM EUROPE, USA AND

JAPAN AND THIS IS LIKELY TO BE REPEATED IN OTHER CLASSES

  • FIGURES INDICATE CHINA HAS A LOW UNIT VALUE COMPARED TO

MOST OTHER EXPORTING COUNTRIES INCLUDING INDIA.

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Source Data – Australian Bureau of Statistics

PUMP EXPORTS

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PUMP EXPORTS ARE UP IN 2011 BY 17.7%

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  • INDONESIA CONTINUES TO BE A MAJOR MARKET FOR AUSTRALIAN

EXPORTS AT +26.5%. .

  • NEW ZEALAND RANK HIGHLY WITH EXPORTS +9.3%
  • USA RANKS 3rd AT +8.55% AND PNG 4th AT +8.2%
  • THE MAJORITY OF EXPORTS APPEAR TO BE TO ASIA PACIFIC

COUNTRIES, WHERE THERE IS LITTLE OR NO LOCAL MANUFACTURE OF SPECIALIST PUMP PRODUCTS.

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OVERALL SUMMARY

1) PUMP IMPORTS INTO AUSTRALIA INCREASED MARGINALLY IN 2011 2) PUMPS EXPORTS FROM AUSTRALIA INCREASED SUBSTANTIABLY IN 2011 3) CONSIDERINGTHE IMPACT OF THE GLOBAL FINANCIAL CRISIS, THE AUSTRALIAN PUMP MARKET SEEMS TO HAVE PERFORMED WELL 4) A HIGHER AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR COMPARED TO US DOLLAR MAY HAVE AFFECTED IMPORT VALUES FROM USA AND CHINA