Industry Analysis & Industry Trends
Cashing out
Despite consistent demand for ATMs from banks and retailers, growth for the ATM Manufacturing industry will be subdued in the next five years. New regulations regarding accessibility for visually impaired individuals helped boost revenue growth during the past three years, but more producers moved manufacturing offshore, impeding demand. Despite rising financial transactions, import penetration will continue to restrict industry growth.... purchase to read more
Industry Report - Industry Investment Chapter
The ATM Manufacturing industry has a high level of capital intensity. While manufacturers spend slightly more on employees' wages than on ongoing capital expenses, both expenditures are very minor cost components for operators. This industry is highly capital intensive in relative terms, but the absolute level of investment is low. An estimated $0.43 is allocated toward capital expenses for every dollar spent on labor. Typically, ATM manufacturers do not produce all of the components, which is the most capital-intensive activity in the supply chain. As concentration increases, IBISWorld expects some manufacturers will invest in heavily automated assembly processes... purchase to read more