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市場調查報告書
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中東和非洲灌溉幫浦市場:市場佔有率分析、產業趨勢和統計數據以及成長預測(2026-2031 年)Middle East and Africa Irrigation Pumps - Market Share Analysis, Industry Trends & Statistics, Growth Forecasts (2026 - 2031) |
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根據 Mordor Intelligence 預測,中東和非洲的灌溉幫浦市場規模將從 2025 年的 80.3 億美元和 2026 年的 86.1 億美元成長到 2031 年的 121.4 億美元,2026 年至 2031 年的年複合成長率(CAGR)為 7.11%。

本報告按類型(潛水泵、離心式幫浦、渦流泵和其他灌溉泵)和地區(中東和非洲)進行細分。報告以美元計價,呈現市場規模和預測數據。
在這一地區的許多農業區,漫灌正逐漸被滴灌、噴水灌溉和微灌系統所取代。這種轉變意義重大,因為加壓灌溉比基本的漫灌系統需要更可靠的幫浦性能和更精確的壓力控制。沙烏地阿拉伯灌溉局和國際灌溉排水委員會(ICID)於2024年合作開展了「灌溉部門綜合管理促進永續發展」項目,旨在提高沙烏地阿拉伯農民的灌溉效率和用水生產力。在摩洛哥,於2025年啟動的「賽斯灌溉計畫3期」正在擴建供水基礎設施,並計畫每年從姆德茲大壩供水1.25億立方公尺。這些項目不僅增加了對標準離心式幫浦的需求,也增加了對增壓系統、調壓泵組和配水泵的需求。這種轉變正在改善中東和非洲灌溉泵浦市場的銷售結構,因為需要更先進技術的系統通常單位成本更高。此外,老舊水泵往往無法滿足現代灌溉系統對壓力和流量穩定性的要求,這推動了水泵的更換需求。因此,節水灌溉方式催生了一個市場,該市場與農場層面水泵系統需求的成長以及更複雜的技術要求直接相關。
在中東和非洲,太陽能水泵正成為灌溉水泵市場最顯著的成長趨勢之一。這主要是由於大片農業區持續缺乏可靠的電網,以及農村灌溉計畫持續面臨柴油燃料成本的沉重負擔。在衣索比亞,零星的試點計畫正朝著全面部署的方向發展,國際水資源管理研究所(IWMI)正在協調一個全國性的平台,計劃在2026年安裝1750台太陽能水泵。摩洛哥在太陽能灌溉水泵的運作方面也擁有豐富的經驗。在沙烏地阿拉伯,努科電力公司(Nuuko Power)於2025年10月在利雅德建造了一個4.58兆瓦的太陽能水泵系統,該系統在灌溉2560英畝土地的同時,降低了年度營運成本。隨著太陽能技術的普及,供應商群體也不斷擴大。這是因為低成本製造商能夠更有效地與那些優先考慮投資回報率和降低燃料成本的買家競爭。隨著這一擴張的持續,中東和非洲的灌溉泵市場正逐漸形成多元化的競爭格局,其中包括全球泵浦品牌、本地銷售合作夥伴以及專注於太陽能發電的新參與企業。
在許多灌溉區,電力供應不穩定仍然是快速推廣電動水泵最明顯的障礙之一。電壓波動和停電會損壞馬達和控制部件,增加維護成本,並削弱生產者的信心。在電力供應不穩定的地區,農民往往繼續使用柴油水泵,或推遲升級到更先進的電力系統。這限制了需要穩定電壓的變速驅動器和智慧控制系統的普及。即使在最需要擴大灌溉的地區,電力供應不穩定也會減緩電動水泵的推廣速度。因此,中東和非洲許多農村地區的灌溉水泵市場未能充分利用尖端電力技術。實際上,這導致了市場兩極化,只有在電力品質、資金籌措和技術支援良好的地區,對最新設備的需求成長最快。此外,電力供應不穩定也使得制定灌溉計畫變得困難,降低了作物生長尖峰時段的作業效率,並阻礙了對自動化灌溉基礎設施的投資,進一步限制了全部區域的長期現代化進程。
預計到2025年,潛水泵將成為中東和非洲灌溉泵市場的主導類型,佔41.8%的市場佔有率。這主要歸功於深井灌溉在沙烏地阿拉伯、埃及以及北非部分乾旱農地的持續重要地位。這一強勁的市場地位反映了該地區對地下水灌溉的持續依賴,尤其是在地表水資源有限或分佈不均的地區。離心式幫浦在利用灌溉管道的農業和地表灌溉系統中繼續發揮重要作用,而渦流泵則用於含泥沙的水體。其他類型的灌溉幫浦也繼續滿足農業灌溉的特定流量需求。
預計潛水泵將呈現最高成長率,2026年至2031年間的複合年成長率將達到8.5%,這主要得益於更深井的使用、太陽能發電的普及以及依賴地下水的農業地區持續的灌溉需求。這一成長與沙漠農業和偏遠灌溉走廊對可靠的高揚程水泵的需求密切相關。離心式幫浦預計將在新建供水管網和地表水灌溉項目的地區穩步成長,尤其是在像摩洛哥的賽斯項目這樣的大型項目中。渦流泵預計將在涉及懸浮固體的應用中保持穩定地位,儘管規模可能有所縮小。同時,其他類型的灌溉幫浦將繼續在一些特定的、高流量的農業應用中得到應用。
According to Mordor Intelligence, the Middle East and Africa irrigation pumps market size is projected to expand from USD 8.03 billion in 2025 and USD 8.61 billion in 2026 to USD 12.14 billion by 2031, registering a CAGR of 7.11% between 2026 and 2031.

This report is Segmented by Type (Submersible Pump, Centrifugal Pump, Vortex Pump, and Other Irrigation Pump Types) and by Geography (Middle East and Africa). The Report Offers Market Size and Forecasts in Terms of Value (USD).
Flood irrigation is steadily losing ground to drip, sprinkler, and micro-irrigation systems across many farming zones in this region. That change matters because pressurized irrigation needs more reliable pumping performance and tighter pressure control than basic flood systems. The Saudi Irrigation Organization and the International Commission on Irrigation and Drainage (ICID) worked on an Integrated Irrigation Sector Management for Sustainable Development in 2024 to promote efficient irrigation and better water productivity among farmers in Saudi Arabia. Morocco is also expanding distribution infrastructure through the Saiss irrigation project 3, initiated in 2025, to convey 125 million cubic meters of water each year from the M'Dez dam. These projects raise demand for booster systems, pressure-regulated pump sets, and distribution pumps rather than only standard centrifugal units. That shift improves the sales mix in the Middle East and Africa irrigation pumps market because more engineered systems usually carry a higher unit value. It also supports replacement demand, as older pumps often do not meet the pressure and flow stability requirements of modern irrigation layouts. The result is a market where water-saving irrigation methods are directly tied to stronger demand for pump systems and higher technical requirements at the farm level.
Solar pumping is becoming one of the clearest growth themes in the Middle East and Africa irrigation pumps market. This is because large agricultural areas still lack reliable grid electricity, and diesel costs remain a burden for irrigation operations in rural areas. Ethiopia is moving from scattered pilots to scale, with the International Water Management Institute coordinating a national platform to mobilize 1,750 solar pumps in 2026. Morocco also shows a strong operating case, with solar irrigation pumping. In Saudi Arabia, a 4.58 MW solar water-pumping installation completed in Riyadh by Nuuko Power in October 2025 irrigated 2,560 acres while reducing annual operating costs. Solar adoption is also widening the supplier base, as lower-cost manufacturers can compete more effectively with buyers who focus on payback and fuel savings. As this spread continues, the Middle East and Africa irrigation pumps market is moving closer to a mixed competitive structure that includes global pump brands, local channel partners, and solar-focused entrants.
Unreliable electricity supply remains one of the clearest barriers to faster adoption of electric pumps in many irrigation zones. Voltage fluctuations and outages can damage motors and control components, increasing maintenance costs and eroding growers' confidence. Where supply is unstable, farmers often stay with diesel or delay upgrades to more advanced electric systems. This limits the spread of variable-speed drives and intelligent control systems that need stable voltage to perform well. It also slows adoption in the very corridors where irrigation expansion is most needed. As a result, the Middle East and Africa irrigation pumps market cannot fully benefit from premium electric technologies in many rural areas. The practical outcome is a split market in which modern equipment demand grows fastest only where power quality, financing, and technical support are available. In addition, unreliable grid access complicates irrigation scheduling, reduces operational efficiency during peak growing periods, and discourages investment in automated irrigation infrastructure, further constraining long-term modernization efforts across agricultural regions.
Other drivers and restraints analyzed in the detailed report include:
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Submersible pumps accounted for 41.8% of the Middle East and Africa irrigation pump market share in 2025, making them the leading type segment, as deep-borehole irrigation remains central across Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and several arid farming zones in North Africa. Their strong position reflects the region's continued reliance on groundwater for irrigation, particularly in areas with limited or uneven access to surface water. Centrifugal pumps remained important in canal-fed agriculture and surface irrigation systems, while vortex pumps were used for sediment-laden water conditions. Other irrigation pump types continued to support specialized agricultural flow requirements.
Submersible pumps are anticipated to grow at the fastest rate, at a CAGR of 8.5% from 2026 to 2031, supported by deeper borehole use, rising solar integration, and continued irrigation demand across groundwater-dependent farming belts. Their growth is also tied to the need for reliable high-head pumping in desert agriculture and remote irrigation corridors. Centrifugal pumps are likely to see steady expansion where new distribution networks and surface-water irrigation projects are being developed, especially in organized schemes such as Morocco's Saiss project. Vortex pumps should retain a smaller but stable role in applications with suspended solids, while other irrigation pump types will continue serving niche high-flow agricultural uses.