Material Handling Report

Here are the key takeaways from the Fortune Business Insights report:

Scope and timing: Last updated April 14, 2025; forecast period 2025–2032.
Market size: USD 239.3B in 2024; projected to grow from USD 252.53B (2025) to USD 390.88B by 2032, a 6.4% CAGR.
Regional leadership: Asia Pacific held 45.01% share in 2024.
What counts as MHE: Equipment that transports, stores, positions, and protects materials across manufacturing, logistics, and distribution.
Growth drivers:
- Industry 4.0 integration in warehouses and logistics (automation, connected systems).
- E-commerce expansion and last‑mile delivery needs, including delivery robots.
- Trend toward autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) and data analytics in operations.
Headwinds:
- Post‑COVID economic uncertainty and supply–demand gaps.
- R&D spending constraints and geopolitical tensions impacting near‑term investment and product introduction.
Segmentation covered:
- By equipment type: Transport, Handling, Racking & Storage, Others.
- By industry: Consumer Goods & Electronics, Automotive, Food & Beverages, Pharmaceutical, Construction, Mining, Semiconductors, Others.
- Regional coverage includes North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, South America, Middle East.

Source: Fortune Business Insights – Material Handling Equipment Market Size, Share & Industry Analysis (https://www.fortunebusinessinsights.com/industry-reports/material-handling-equipment-market-101501)

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Here are the key takeaways from the Fortune Business Insights report:

Scope and timing: Last updated April 14, 2025; forecast period 2025–2032.
Market size: USD 239.3B in 2024; projected to grow from USD 252.53B (2025) to USD 390.88B by 2032, a 6.4% CAGR.
Regional leadership: Asia Pacific held 45.01% share in 2024.
What counts as MHE: Equipment that transports, stores, positions, and protects materials across manufacturing, logistics, and distribution.
Growth drivers:
- Industry 4.0 integration in warehouses and logistics (automation, connected systems).
- E-commerce expansion and last‑mile delivery needs, including delivery robots.
- Trend toward autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) and data analytics in operations.
Headwinds:
- Post‑COVID economic uncertainty and supply–demand gaps.
- R&D spending constraints and geopolitical tensions impacting near‑term investment and product introduction.
Segmentation covered:
- By equipment type: Transport, Handling, Racking & Storage, Others.
- By industry: Consumer Goods & Electronics, Automotive, Food & Beverages, Pharmaceutical, Construction, Mining, Semiconductors, Others.
- Regional coverage includes North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, South America, Middle East.

Would you like me to pull the Segmentation and TOC pages to extract subsegment growth rates, regional breakdowns, and leading companies for a slide-ready summary?