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Based on propeller, the market is divided into Fixed Pitch Propellers (FPP), Controllable Pitch Propellers (CPP), ducted propellers, azimuth thrusters and others. The Fixed Pitch Propellers (FPP) segment dominates the market in 2023 and is projected to exceed USD 300 million by 2032. The FPP segment observed a noteworthy upsurge in 2023. Their simple design and ease of operation make them a top choice for various passenger vessel sizes and types.
Operators value FPPs for their reliability and cost-effectiveness, requiring minimal maintenance. These propellers offer a stable and efficient propulsion solution, particularly in the bustling passenger vessel sector. With a proven track record of smooth and dependable performance, FPPs maintain their stronghold as the preferred propulsion option, ensuring safe and efficient maritime journeys for passengers worldwide.
Based on material, the passenger vessel propeller market is categorized into Nickel-Aluminium Bronze (NAB), stainless steel, composites, and others. The Nickel-Aluminium Bronze (NAB) segment held a major market share of around 48% in 2023. The nickel-aluminum bronze (NAB) segment experienced a considerable escalation in 2023. Renowned for corrosion resistance, durability, and excellent performance in marine environments, NAB propellers ensure efficient propulsion and longevity. These factors make them the preferred choice for passenger vessel operators, offering reliability and reduced maintenance costs. With a history of proven success in diverse sea conditions, NAB propellers hold the largest share, underscoring their vital role in safe and efficient maritime transportation.
Asia Pacific dominated the global passenger vessel propeller market with a share of over 37% in 2023. Asia Pacific secured a prominent passenger vessel propeller industry share in 2023, attributed to the region's thriving shipbuilding industry in line with increasing maritime trade activities. Factors such as growing investments in cruise liners and ferry services have bolstered demand for propellers. In addition, the region's strategic location for global trade routes has further stimulated market growth. Asia Pacific's significant contributions to the market illustrate its pivotal role in shaping the future of maritime propulsion.