Core Viewpoint - The electric motor core progressive die industry is experiencing significant advancements in technology, increasing demand from various sectors, and a shift towards automation and digitalization, which presents both opportunities and challenges for domestic manufacturers [3][4][6][10]. Group 1: Current Industry Status - Progressive die technology is continuously optimized, moving towards multi-station and large-scale production, with domestic companies achieving international standards in electric motor core automatic stacking dies [3]. - International cooperation is deepening, with increased cross-border mergers and technology alliances, particularly in material research and production equipment [3]. - The demand for electric motor core progressive dies is growing due to the explosion of the electric vehicle market and the rapid development of industries like robotics [3]. - The market is becoming more segmented, with customized products due to differences in downstream fields, leading to a "honeycomb pattern" in market entry barriers [3]. - Domestic high-end market share remains limited, with companies from Europe, the US, and Japan dominating the high-end market, necessitating continued reliance on imports for some high-end molds [3]. Group 2: Market Development Trends - The global electric motor core progressive die market is projected to grow from $400.34 million in 2024 to $633.41 million by 2031, with a CAGR of 6.30% [17]. - The Chinese market is rapidly evolving, expected to reach $137.65 million in 2024, accounting for approximately 34.38% of the global market, and projected to grow to $234.48 million by 2031 [17]. - The demand for electric motor core progressive dies is driven by the global carbon neutrality goals, with increasing sales of electric vehicles [10]. - Automation and industrialization are pushing the need for high-efficiency and precision motors, further driving the evolution of progressive die technology [11]. - Emerging fields such as aerospace and 5G communication are gradually releasing demand for specialized electric motor cores [12]. Group 3: Policy Analysis - The electric motor core progressive die industry is encouraged by national policies, with various supportive measures aimed at promoting high-value-added precision molds [18][19]. - Policies such as the "14th Five-Year Plan for Industrial Green Development" emphasize the development of high-level, high-quality, and efficient manufacturing systems [20]. - Local governments, such as Zhejiang Province, are focusing on breakthroughs in precision stamping die technology and strengthening intellectual property protection [6].

Core Viewpoint - The global motor core progressive die market is projected to reach USD 630 million by 2031, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 6.7% in the coming years [1][4]. Market Overview - The main manufacturers in the global motor core progressive die market include Mitsui High-Tech Co., Ltd., Zhenyu Technology, Kuroda Precision Industries, LH Carbide, and Corrada [4]. - In 2024, the top four manufacturers are expected to hold approximately 54.0% of the market share [4]. Industry Trends - The "Internet +" trend is driving the development of smart home appliances, with a focus on new, energy-efficient, and intelligent products [7]. - The demand for high-efficiency motors (IE4/IE5) is pushing the progressive die market towards "multi-column, ultra-thin laminations," with precision requirements reaching ±2 μm [8]. - The explosive demand for electric vehicle motor cores is increasing the market for progressive dies, as the value per vehicle is high due to components like stator and rotor core combinations [8]. Technological Advancements - The precision of molds is expected to exceed 0.002 mm to meet the stringent performance requirements of high-frequency motors in electric vehicles [10]. - The rise in demand for servo motors and robotic joint motors is leading to a transition towards brushless technology in air conditioning compressors and washing machine motor cores, increasing the penetration rate of multi-column progressive dies [9]. Regional Development - Regions such as the Yangtze River Delta and the Pearl River Delta are forming mold industry clusters, integrating upstream and downstream resources to enhance overall competitiveness [11].