To put the breadth of the decline in perspective, the top 10 firms in last year's ranking had cumulative sales of $43.8 billion in 2019. P.L.C., moving up a spot to join the top 10 at $1.35 billion. 9 with $1.42 billion in North American sales and Gates Industrial Corp. 8, with $1.46 billion Yokohama Tire Corp., steady at No. 7, with $1.74 billion in sales on the continent Sumitomo, jumping up four spots to No. 6, the top 10 was rounded out by Toyo Tire (USA) Corp. Parker again was the top ranked North American rubber goods manufacturer that didn't derive all or the majority of its revenues from tires.Īfter Cooper at No. 5, with an estimated $2.2 billion for 2020. And Parker-Hannifin, boosted by the revenue from Lord Corp. Besides tires, it also derives a significant amount of revenue from its ContiTech business, a major producer of hose, belts and other non-tire rubber goods. 6 rubber product producer in North America at an estimated $2.15 billion.Ĭontinental Tire North America retained the No. It will benefit in next year's rankings, with nearly seven months of results from its purchase of Cooper Tire & Rubber Co., which ranked as the No. 3, with estimated rubber product sales of $5.38 billion in North America, off 23 percent from 2019. 2 at $8.07 billion, down 19 percent from 2019. 1 position even though its rubber product sales in the region dropped an estimated 13.6 percent during 2020 to $9.25 billion. In North America, Bridgestone kept the No. to become the top global producer of non-tire rubber goods. 1 spot among the continent's rubber product makers, while Freudenberg Group slipped past Continental A.G. was the only tire manufacturer to see its sales grow in North America in 2020.įor the record, Bridgestone Americas Inc.
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benefited from having a full year of revenue from its purchase of Lord Corp. both gained a good share of defense-related contracts in 2020, while Parker-Hannifin Corp. Of the other four with sales gains for 2020, AirBoss of America Corp. Semperit's Austrian parent, in fact, pulled back on selling its health care business because of the positive financial impact it had in 2020 and into 2021. Those included West Pharmaceutical Services Inc., Ansell Healthcare Inc., Semperit Group and Q Holding Co. Of the eight that did see a bump in revenues for the year, four of those benefited from supplying rubber goods into health care fields that showed spikes in demand.
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Many of the players moved up multiple positions even while seeing sales slump. As rubber-related firms started releasing their financial results during the first half of 2021, it was clear that the global coronavirus pandemic would have a deep impact.īut with the rankings of the Top 50 North American rubber product makers and Top 50 Global Non-Tire rubber goods firms now complete, the numbers make it even more apparent just how deep the downward pressure on the industry was in 2020.įor example, of the 50 rubber firms represented in the annual Rubber & Plastics News rankings for North America, 42 of those showed sales declines for the year, with many high percentage drops.