Dublin, July 19, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Agricultural Lubricants Market - Global Outlook and Forecast 2022-2027" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering. Agricultural lubricants exhibit superior properties, including reducing friction, wear & tear, and temperature control, and help improve efficiency, the life span, and reliability of the tractor and other agriculture equipment engine components. The demand for agricultural lubricants in developing economies like India, Vietnam, China, and Brazil will expand due to the increased use of farm tractors. China is the largest market for agriculture lubricant consumption in the Asia Pacific region in terms of volume and revenue. China is a key market leader in farm output; the country produces commodities such as rice, tomato, cotton, soybean, tea, and wheat. Improved regulation policies have helped China be an independent and self-supporting country in agriculture commodities production. Government bodies across several nations provide subsidies to farm equipment such as tractors, harvesters, power sprayers, and threshers. Increasing farm mechanization adoption rates in developing economies is a significant factor driving the market growth. KEY HIGHLIGHTS:

Rising mechanization in the agricultural sector and the development of new & innovative products are expected to dominate the engine oil market

In 2021, Canadian tractor sales increased by 19.4% compared to 2020. Surging sales of below 40 HP tractors increased by 42.1 percent in July 2020 compared to July 2019. These factors mentioned above have positively influenced the Canadian agriculture lubricants market.

In 2020, the farmers and landlords managed 71% of the U.K.'s land to safeguard the environment, animals, and plants. The agriculture sector is highly affected by a change in temperature. Therefore, the government is focusing on adapting stringent measures for climate neutralization and net zero emissions by 2050 to initiate sustainability and agricultural activities.

The growing need for biobased lubricants is one of the emerging trends in the market

Bio-based lubricants offer various advantages such as non-toxicity, carbon-neutral, renewable, and environment-friendly, resulting in increased demand for bio-lubricants across the globe. Growth-inducing aspect is the rising demand for agriculture lubricants with superior product qualities, such as biodegradability, high flash points, constant viscosity, and lower emission levels. The global depletion of crude oil reserves and rising crude oil costs have significantly increased the demand for bio-based products. Other factors such as expanding R&D initiatives, technological innovation, growing environmental concerns, and stringent government regulations on synthetic lubricants will likely propel the bio-based lubricant market forward in the coming years. Europe will dominate the bio-based oil market owing to stringent mandatory regulations on the consumption of this product. European regulations make it obligatory to consume oils with EOCLABEL specifications. The EU-Ecolabel products have certain advantages such as the reduced impact on the aquatic environment and soil, reduced carbon dioxide emission, high percentage of renewable raw materials, and limited use of hazardous substances. Government subsidies for the agricultural industry to create growth opportunities

The global countries came up with several Government subsidies, which brought enormous growth to the agriculture industry. United States invested around the U.S. $48 billion in the agricultural sector; the law's primary goals include maintaining fair food prices for farmers and consumers, protecting & sustain the country's vital natural resources, and supporting adequate food commodities supply. These factors promote the consumption of agriculture equipment and lubricant market demand. The Chinese government subsidizes rural farmers while also boosting the production of specific crops to lessen dependency on imported goods like U.S. soybeans, increasing the massive cultivation of this crop field. These factors promote the consumption of agriculture machinery usage and the rise of demand for agriculture lubricants. Volatility in crude oil prices impacts the industry

Crude oil prices are subject to periodic demand and supply fluctuations. The covid-19 pandemic, which resulted in a decline in demand, recently influenced crude oil prices. While the economy is improving, global uncertainties continue to affect oil prices. In 2020, the prices of greases and hydraulic fluids saw a considerable increase. The primary reason for the hike is that the massive demand for base oil supplies has simultaneously increased the costs of additives, packaging, and other resources. Because of the pandemic, the stakeholders, including lubricant manufacturers, face an acute shortage of base oils and additives. Disruptions in supply and value chains have adversely affected businesses with higher operating costs and have influenced the demand and supply of oils. Mineral-based lubricants' market size crossed 1.3 billion in 2021

In 2021, Mineral based lubricants dominated the market with a value of USD 1.3 billion. Mineral-based lubricants are manufactured by crude distillation and cracking process. The Group I, Group II, and Group III base oils obtained from crude oil are used to manufacture mineral-based lubricants. This lubricant provides superior properties, including better solubility with additives, enhanced seal compatibility, and low production cost. This factor mentioned above has created a positive influence on the market. The synthetic lubricant market is expected to be the second-largest segment, with a CAGR of 2.45% during the forecast period. Synthetic-based oils exhibit better viscosity index, better chemical & shear stability, and resistance to oxidation & thermal breakdown. In addition, this product provides better lubrication during extreme weather conditions. Synthetic lubricants have proper stability, enabling reduced wear and tear on machines due to oil breakdown. Synthetic oils are cost-efficient as they save costs spent on maintenance. These factors promote the consumption of synthetic-based-oil lubricants market. Engine oil is the largest segment in the agriculture lubricant market

Engine oil is the dominant product type segment and is expected to witness exponential growth during the forecast period. Engine oils are primarily used to protect engines from wear and tear when subjected to varying temperatures and pressures. Engine lubrication is critical for safeguarding the engine and reducing the risk of damage and failure; therefore, selecting a high-quality lube should be significant.

Key Questions Answered 1. What is the Future Market Value of the Agricultural Lubricant Market? 2. What is the Growth Rate of the Agricultural Lubricants Market? 3. How Many Units of Agricultural Lubricants Will Be Sold in 2027? 4. What Was the Market Value of the Mineral-Based Lubricant Industry? 5. What is the Growth Rate of the Synthetic Agricultural Lubricant Industry? 6. Who Are the Major Vendors in the Global Agricultural Lubricants Industry?

Key Topics Covered: 1 Research Methodology 2 Research Objectives 3 Research Process 4 Scope & Coverage 4.1 Market Definition 4.1.1 Inclusions 4.1.2 Exclusions 4.1.3 Market Estimation Caveats 4.2 Base Year 4.3 Scope of the Study 4.3.1 Market by Geography 5 Report Assumptions & Caveats 5.1 Key Caveats 5.2 Currency Conversion 5.3 Market Derivation 6 Market at a Glance 7 Introduction 7.1 Overview 7.2 Evolution of Lubricants 7.3 Types of Lubricants 7.4 Functions of Agricultural Lubricants 8 Value Chain Analysis 8.1 Raw Material 8.2 Manufacturers 8.2.1 Sedimentation 8.2.2 Fractionating 8.2.3 Filtering and Solvent Extraction 8.2.4 Additives, Inspection, and Packaging 8.3 Retail & Distribution 8.4 End-User 8.5 Impact of Covid-19 8.5.1 Supply Side 8.5.2 Demand Side 9 Market Opportunities & Trends 9.1 Growing Need for Bio-Based Lubricants 9.2 Advancements in Agricultural Technology 9.3 Packaging Insights of Lubricants 10 Market Growth Enablers 10.1 Soaring Demand for Farm Mechanization 10.2 Government Subsidies for the Agriculture Industry 10.3 Increasing Demand for Emission Reductions 11 Market Restraints 11.1 Volatility in Crude Oil Prices 11.2 Fluctuating Weather Conditions 12 Market Landscape 12.1 Market Overview 12.2 Market Size & Forecast 12.3 Five Forces Analysis 12.3.1 Threat of New Entrants 12.3.2 Bargaining Power of Suppliers 12.3.3 Bargaining Power of Buyers 12.3.4 Threat of Substitutes 12.3.5 Competitive Rivalry 13 Type 13.1 Market Snapshot & Growth Engine (Value) 13.2 Market Snapshot & Growth Engine (Volume) 13.3 Market Overview 13.4 Mineral Oil Based 13.4.1 Market Overview 13.4.2 Market Size & Forecast 13.4.3 Market by Geography 13.5 Synthetic Oil Based 13.5.1 Market Overview 13.5.2 Market Size & Forecast 13.5.3 Market by Geography 13.6 Bio-Based 13.6.1 Market Overview 13.6.2 Market Size & Forecast 13.6.3 Market by Geography 14 Product 14.1 Market Snapshot & Growth Engine (Value) 14.2 Market Snapshot & Growth Engine (Volume) 14.3 Market Overview 14.4 Engine Oil 14.4.1 Market Overview 14.4.2 Market Size & Forecast 14.4.3 Market by Geography 14.5 Grease 14.5.1 Market Overview 14.5.2 Market Size & Forecast 14.5.3 Market by Geography 14.6 Transmission & Gear Oil 14.6.1 Market Overview 14.6.2 Market Size & Forecast 14.6.3 Market by Geography 14.7 Hydraulic Oil 14.7.1 Market Overview 14.7.2 Market Size & Forecast 14.7.3 Market by Geography 14.8 Other Products 14.8.1 Market Overview 14.8.2 Market Size & Forecast 14.8.3 Market by Geography 15 Distribution Channel 15.1 Market Snapshot & Growth Engine (Value) 15.2 Market Snapshot & Growth Engine (Volume) 15.3 Market Overview 15.4 Online 15.4.1 Market Overview 15.4.2 Market Size & Forecast 15.4.3 Market by Geography 15.5 Offline 15.5.1 Market Overview 15.5.2 Market Size & Forecast 15.5.3 Market by Geography 16 Geography 16.1 Market Snapshot & Growth Engine (Value) 16.2 Market Snapshot & Growth Engine (Volume) 16.3 Geographic Overview 17 North America 18 Europe 19 Apac 20 Latin America 21 Middle East & Africa 22 Competitive Landscape 22.1 Competition Overview 23 Key Company Profiles 23.1 Petro-Canada Lubricants 23.1.1 Business Overview 23.1.2 Product Offerings 23.1.3 Key Strategies 23.1.4 Key Strengths 23.1.5 Key Opportunities 23.2 Valvoline Inc 23.2.1 Business Overview 23.2.2 Product Offerings 23.2.3 Key Strategies 23.2.4 Key Strengths 23.2.5 Key Opportunities 23.3 Bp P.L.C 23.3.1 Business Overview 23.3.2 Product Offerings 23.3.3 Key Strategies 23.3.4 Key Strengths 23.3.5 Key Opportunities 23.4 Shell plc 23.4.1 Business Overview 23.4.2 Product Offerings 23.4.3 Key Strategies 23.4.4 Key Strengths 23.4.5 Key Opportunities 23.5 Fuchs 23.5.1 Business Overview 23.5.2 Product Offerings 23.5.3 Key Strategies 23.5.4 Key Strengths 23.5.5 Key Opportunities 23.6 Chevron Corporation 23.6.1 Business Overview 23.6.2 Product Offerings 23.6.3 Key Strategies 23.6.4 Key Strengths 23.6.5 Key Opportunities 23.7 Exxonmobil 23.7.1 Business Overview 23.7.2 Product Offerings 23.7.3 Key Strategies 23.7.4 Key Strengths 23.7.5 Key Opportunities 23.8 Totalenergies 23.8.1 Business Overview 23.8.2 Product Offerings 23.8.3 Key Strategies 23.8.4 Key Strengths 23.8.5 Key Opportunities 23.9 Phillips 66 23.9.1 Business Overview 23.9.2 Product Offerings 23.9.3 Key Strategies 23.9.4 Key Strengths 23.9.5 Key Opportunities 23.10 Condat 23.10.1 Business Overview 23.10.2 Product Offerings 23.10.3 Key Strategies 23.10.4 Key Strengths 23.10.5 Key Opportunities 24 Other Prominent Vendors 24.1 Exol Lubricants Limited 24.1.1 Business Overview 24.1.2 Product Offerings 24.2 Unil Lubricants 24.2.1 Business Overview 24.2.2 Product Offerings 24.3 Morris Lubricants 24.3.1 Business Overview 24.3.2 Product Offerings 24.4 Dyade Lubricants 24.4.1 Business Overview 24.4.2 Product Offerings 24.5 Cougar Lubricants 24.5.1 Business Overview 24.5.2 Product Offerings 24.6 Repsol 24.6.1 Business Overview 24.6.2 Product Offerings 25 Report Summary 26 Quantitative Summary 27 Appendix

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