Asia Pacific Horizontal Directional Drilling market was valued at $XX Billion in 2021 and is expected to reach $XX Billion by 2029, growing at a CAGR of around 5.12% during the forecast period. During the past decade, increasing oil & gas exploration sites coupled with growing subsequent production of crude oil and natural gas in countries of Asia Pacific i.e., Australia, Indonesia, New Zealand and Myanmar, have facilitated the need for upstream oil & gas services in the region. Focusing on R&D (Research and Development) for sampling techniques as well as investment in product innovation has been the major focus of leading companies providing oil & gas services in the Asia Pacific region.
In 2020, during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Asia Pacific HDD market had impacted severely due to a lack of workforce and practical difficulties in implementing social distancing at equipment production sites. The pandemic has triggered abnormal operating conditions for HDD contractors. The situation prompts manufacturers to create appropriate procedures to reduce workplace infection risks. Trades across countries were disrupted, causing a lack of raw materials and components required for providing drilling solutions and services to the oil & gas industry. The COVID-19 pandemic impact and the oil prices war are proving to be a two-pronged crisis for oil, gas, and chemicals companies. Oil prices have experienced a decline due to failed agreements on production cuts, and the
The Asia Pacific Horizontal Directional Drilling market is segregated on the basis of type, parts, application, end-user and geography.
As most countries in the Asia-Pacific region have relatively smaller onshore reserves, most of these reserves have been commercially exploited. As the energy demand grows, most countries in the region have focused on developing riskier offshore reserves to satiate domestic demand. Based on geography, the market is categorized into China, India, Japan, South Korea, Australia & New Zealand, Malaysia, Singapore and Others. China is the largest energy consumer globally. However, the country is heavily dependent on energy imports due to relatively smaller conventional hydrocarbon reserves. To reduce its dependence on energy imports, the country has been investing heavily to maximize the potential of its domestic reserves. In Australia, Gorgon is one of the world’s biggest natural gas projects, and Wheatstone is the country’s first third-party natural gas hub. These projects represent a source of liquefied natural gas for Asia-Pacific customers and domestic gas for Western Australia for decades.
Along with these companies, there were many other companies considered/ cited in the report while analyzing the Horizontal Directional Drilling market. These companies hold substantial share-owning to the nature of the industry whereas rest of the market shares are marginal chunks to regional and local level manufacturers. other players have considerable presence owing to its robust brand image, geographical reach and strong customer base.
2023. In April 2022,Starting from $2700
Starting from $2700
Starting from $2700
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