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Netra Shetty
International Game Technology is a Nevada based company specializing in the design, development, manufacturing, sales and distribution of gaming machines and network system products internationally, as well as online and mobile gaming solutions for regulated markets. The company‘s main offices are in Las Vegas and Reno with other offices around the United States. Outside of the USA the company has been involved in online gaming since 2005. IGT has interactive offices in San Francisco, London and Manchester, UK.
Internationally, IGT has offices in Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, Mexico, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Russia, South Africa, Spain and the United Kingdom.[1]
Top Ten Exporters (in USD thousands) includes aerospace and associated equipment and parts:
Country 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005
U.S. 44,688,612 43,876,404 39,598,602 42,095,103 49,793,290
France 17,209,629 17,169,665 19,219,687 21,945,554 24,460,067
Germany 17,174,529 16,313,247 16,419,450 17,978,212 19,273,154
Canada 8,554,233 7,416,979 7,908,625 7,257,128 7,980,447
Italy 2,751,140 3,869,782 2,701,757 3,380,324 3,404,577
Brazil 3,553,510 2,798,690 2,049,892 3,371,301 3,302,832
Spain 1,342,552 1,846,354 1,739,200 2,704,673 2,809,857
Singapore 850,356 936,658 1,191,481 1,245,870 1,505,207
Japan 1,729,388 1,294,581 1,497,873 1,170,224 1,411,390
Netherlands 599,057 586,510 789,097 983,464 1,085,295
Top Ten Importers (in USD thousands) - includes aerospace and associated equipment and parts:
Country 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005
Germany 13,979,227 11,862,803 13,082,675 16,689,337 19,441,485
USA 21,180,142 18,063,413 17,057,916 16,558,525 16,568,718
France 6,172,356 6,711,546 8,151,716 9,939,777 11,113,185
China 4,542,722 4,051,120 4,460,636 4,989,641 6,561,195
Canada 5,046,346 4,522,881 3,437,852 3,619,663 5,336,813
India 260,727 969,185 1,154,706 1,569,892 4,998,920
Japan 1,970,300 3,723,920 4,409,678 4,143,318 4,822,429
Singapore 3,805,102 3,136,258 3,879,668 3,990,189 3,751,226
Spain 1,805,533 1,782,085 1,608,830 2,583,371 3,211,721
Italy 3,404,350 3,987,422 2,874,144 2,829,489 3,006,917
Industry Players
The General Electric Company was the world's largest manufacturer of aircraft jet engines during the initial years of the 2000s. GE Aircraft Engines is part of GE Aviation, which had US $16.8 billion in revenues in 2007.
Rolls-Royce Group PLC in Britain UK has over 100 militaries as its customers. The company reported sales of over 4 billion UK pounds in sales in its aerospaces segment in 2007.
Pratt & Whitney is a division of United Technologies Company and also owns Sikorsky aircraft, a manufacturer of military and commercial helicopters. In 2008, the company reported revenues of US $13 billion, profits of over $2 billion and employed over 38,000 workers.
Other key players from past and present in the market includes the following:
BMW (Germany)
Bristol Engine Company (UK)
Bristol Siddeley (UK)
CFM International (USA and France)
Continental Motors (USA)
Curtiss-Wright (USA)
Daimler-Benz (Germany)
de Havilland (UK)
Ford Motor Company (UK)
Hispano-Suiza (France)
Honda (Japan)
Kuznetsov (Russia)
Avco Lycoming (USA)
Napier & Son (UK)
Pratt & Whitney Canada (Canada)
Rotax (Austria)
Snecma Moteurs (France)
Turboméca (France)
Volvo Aero (Sweden)
Westinghouse (USA)
The majority of key players are from the the U.S. and Western Europe.
Trends and Developments
Growth and Trade Projections for Aircraft Parts and Equipment
As with engine and parts manufacturers, U.S. deliveries of aircraft parts and equipment were expected to rise in 1999 compared with 1998 but remain stable for the period 2000–2004. During the latter period, exports should rise about 2 percent per year as foreign regional jet aircraft manufacturers’ requirements increase, partially offsetting decreased demand by U.S. aircraft manufacturers.
Internationally, IGT has offices in Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, Mexico, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Russia, South Africa, Spain and the United Kingdom.[1]
Top Ten Exporters (in USD thousands) includes aerospace and associated equipment and parts:
Country 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005
U.S. 44,688,612 43,876,404 39,598,602 42,095,103 49,793,290
France 17,209,629 17,169,665 19,219,687 21,945,554 24,460,067
Germany 17,174,529 16,313,247 16,419,450 17,978,212 19,273,154
Canada 8,554,233 7,416,979 7,908,625 7,257,128 7,980,447
Italy 2,751,140 3,869,782 2,701,757 3,380,324 3,404,577
Brazil 3,553,510 2,798,690 2,049,892 3,371,301 3,302,832
Spain 1,342,552 1,846,354 1,739,200 2,704,673 2,809,857
Singapore 850,356 936,658 1,191,481 1,245,870 1,505,207
Japan 1,729,388 1,294,581 1,497,873 1,170,224 1,411,390
Netherlands 599,057 586,510 789,097 983,464 1,085,295
Top Ten Importers (in USD thousands) - includes aerospace and associated equipment and parts:
Country 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005
Germany 13,979,227 11,862,803 13,082,675 16,689,337 19,441,485
USA 21,180,142 18,063,413 17,057,916 16,558,525 16,568,718
France 6,172,356 6,711,546 8,151,716 9,939,777 11,113,185
China 4,542,722 4,051,120 4,460,636 4,989,641 6,561,195
Canada 5,046,346 4,522,881 3,437,852 3,619,663 5,336,813
India 260,727 969,185 1,154,706 1,569,892 4,998,920
Japan 1,970,300 3,723,920 4,409,678 4,143,318 4,822,429
Singapore 3,805,102 3,136,258 3,879,668 3,990,189 3,751,226
Spain 1,805,533 1,782,085 1,608,830 2,583,371 3,211,721
Italy 3,404,350 3,987,422 2,874,144 2,829,489 3,006,917
Industry Players
The General Electric Company was the world's largest manufacturer of aircraft jet engines during the initial years of the 2000s. GE Aircraft Engines is part of GE Aviation, which had US $16.8 billion in revenues in 2007.
Rolls-Royce Group PLC in Britain UK has over 100 militaries as its customers. The company reported sales of over 4 billion UK pounds in sales in its aerospaces segment in 2007.
Pratt & Whitney is a division of United Technologies Company and also owns Sikorsky aircraft, a manufacturer of military and commercial helicopters. In 2008, the company reported revenues of US $13 billion, profits of over $2 billion and employed over 38,000 workers.
Other key players from past and present in the market includes the following:
BMW (Germany)
Bristol Engine Company (UK)
Bristol Siddeley (UK)
CFM International (USA and France)
Continental Motors (USA)
Curtiss-Wright (USA)
Daimler-Benz (Germany)
de Havilland (UK)
Ford Motor Company (UK)
Hispano-Suiza (France)
Honda (Japan)
Kuznetsov (Russia)
Avco Lycoming (USA)
Napier & Son (UK)
Pratt & Whitney Canada (Canada)
Rotax (Austria)
Snecma Moteurs (France)
Turboméca (France)
Volvo Aero (Sweden)
Westinghouse (USA)
The majority of key players are from the the U.S. and Western Europe.
Trends and Developments
Growth and Trade Projections for Aircraft Parts and Equipment
As with engine and parts manufacturers, U.S. deliveries of aircraft parts and equipment were expected to rise in 1999 compared with 1998 but remain stable for the period 2000–2004. During the latter period, exports should rise about 2 percent per year as foreign regional jet aircraft manufacturers’ requirements increase, partially offsetting decreased demand by U.S. aircraft manufacturers.
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