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ME&A The number of ATMs worldwide has passed 1.5 million and is forecast to reach two million by 2011. The emerging markets of CEEand ME&A plus continued growth in Asia-Pacific will drive this growth.
Retail Banking Research (www.rbrlondon.com) has just published the latest edition of its highly respected global ATM survey, ‘Global ATM Market and Forecasts to 2011’. Key findings from the new study, which covers 184 countries, include:
•Increase of 95,000 ATMs worldwide in 2005, to over 1.5 million installations
•Global ATM market to reach two million installations by 2011
•Asia-Pacific reclaims position as largest ATM region
•ATMs in CEE and ME&A to more than double by 2011
•USA, Japan, Brazil and China account for half the global ATM market
•Off-site share reaches 45%, up from 38% in 2003
•245,000 ATM shipments per year to 2011.
Global ATM market to reach two million installations by 2011 95,000 new installations were added to the worldwide installed ATM base in 2005. The global total now exceeds 1.5 million.
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Global ATM Market and Forecasts to 2011 (Retail Banking Research) Asia-Pacific reclaims position as largest ATM region Asia-Pacific is now the largest regional ATM market with 31% (476,000 ATMs) of the global total, having recently overtaken North America (29%).
Western Europe, where five countries (the UK, Spain, Germany, France and Italy) account for more than three quarters of ATMs, is the third largest region.
There is a large gap to the three smallest regional markets. Latin America has 174,000 machines, Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) 76,000 and Middle East and Africa (ME&A) 39,000.
While the annual growth rate has fallen to less than 10% in most regions, it is still in double figures in CEE and ME&A. These two regions saw growth in their respective installed ATM bases of 28% and 19% in 2005.
ATMs in CEE and ME&A to more than double by 2011 The ATM markets of CEE and ME&A are expected to grow by 130% and 120% by 2011.In CEE, this growth is primarily due to large increases in the Ukraine, Romania and particularly Russia. In ME&A, Egypt, Iran, Israel and Saudi Arabia are all expected to grow strongly.
Asia-Pacific will show the largest absolute growth over the next six years, with the addition of 165,500 terminals (a 35% increase).
USA, Japan, Brazil and China account for half the global ATM market. The USA, Japan, Brazil and China account for half of worldwide ATM installations. It is predicted that their combined share will, however, drop to 45% by 2011. While the USA and Japan will keep their positions as the two largest ATM markets, China is expected to move ahead of Brazil to become the third largest, as it is forecast to install 65,000 machines between 2005 and 2011 – more than any other country.
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