Global Top 30 Motor Manufacturers Overview

23. U.S. Fasco: A globally leading manufacturer with one of the world’s most comprehensive production lines for high-horsepower motors, centrifugal fans, and gearmotors. With nearly a century of history, Fasco specializes in FASCO motors, centrifugal fans, gearmotors, and pumps. Its products are widely used in heating systems, HVAC units, vehicles, centrifugal pumps, and other equipment. For over 100 years, Fasco has delivered highly customizable high-horsepower motors, fans, and related components. Fasco offers thousands of motor models tailored to diverse application requirements. 24. U.S. Franklin Electric: A global leader in small motor manufacturing and a technology-driven distributor of gasoline- and diesel-powered water transfer equipment and components. Through proactive and comprehensive expansion, Franklin Electric has become one of the world’s top motor manufacturers. It is the world’s largest multinational submersible motor company for deep-well applications and a globally renowned manufacturer of centrifugal pumps, submersible pumps, oil pumps, and specialized motors. 25. U.S. Emerson: Founded in 1890 in St. Louis, Missouri, Emerson Electric began as a manufacturer of motors and fans. After more than a century of growth, Emerson has evolved from a regional manufacturer into a premier global technology solutions conglomerate. Emerson’s motors lead the industry in standardized production and design. Notably, all Emerson factories and production lines are ISO 9000 certified, and its manufacturing standards are recognized in over 100 countries worldwide. 26. Mexico-based WEG Motors: Headquartered in Brazil, WEG is among the world’s largest motor manufacturers. In 2012, WEG’s sales surpassed those of Siemens, securing second place globally. WEG operates over 1,400 service points across 135 countries and regions, with 14 authorized distributors in China. WEG enjoys high reputation in China’s high-voltage and project engineering sectors, and its advanced capability in custom non-standard motor manufacturing is internationally acclaimed. 27. Swiss Sonceboz (Germany/Switzerland): Established in 1936 and headquartered in Switzerland (with strong ties to Germany), Sonceboz is renowned in the automotive industry for its innovation, design excellence, and rigorous manufacturing standards for motors and actuators. Its innovative, user-centric integrated design reflects Sonceboz’s commitment to environmental sustainability, safety, and comfort. Under the motto “From Concept to Motion,” Sonceboz strives to deliver tight, stable, and reliable drive systems. 28. Spain-based Lafert Group: A globally leading German motor enterprise, Lafert Group is dedicated to becoming the world’s premier manufacturer of customized engineering motors and servo drives. As a leading European motor company, it focuses on industrial automation, energy efficiency, and renewable energy—key drivers sustaining its steady business growth.

WEG Releases 2025 Financial Results

In 2025, facing dual challenges from industry uncertainty and tariff impacts, WEG delivered an outstanding annual performance marked by growth in both revenue and investment, underpinned by sound management and forward-looking strategic planning. Core profitability remained robust; global expansion and strategic acquisitions progressed across multiple fronts; and sustainability initiatives earned international authoritative recognition—making 2025 a year full of highlights! Steady Revenue Growth Across Domestic and International Markets In 2025, WEG achieved net revenue of BRL 40.8 billion (approximately RMB 53.4 billion), an increase of BRL 2.8 billion, or 7.4%, year-on-year. This growth was achieved despite compensating for revenue gaps left by wind power projects. • Domestic (Brazil): Strong performance in transmission & distribution (T&D) business; first-half deliveries of utility-scale photovoltaic projects were particularly impressive; • International Markets: Sustained high delivery volumes in T&D exports to the U.S.; robust demand for generators and industrial equipment helped WEG weather global macroeconomic volatility. Resilient Profitability and Record-High Investment Profitability remained solid! Despite tariff pressures, WEG safeguarded its profit base through an optimized product portfolio, improved operational efficiency, and effective tariff mitigation measures. Meanwhile, total investment for the year increased by over 40% compared to 2024, with emphasis placed on future capacity expansion—even with heightened investment, return on invested capital (ROIC) remained strong.

Brazil’s WEG Plans $250 Million Mexico Investment Through 2030

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Brazilian industrial equipment maker WEG SA plans to invest $250 million in Mexico through 2030 to expand manufacturing of generators and transformers for data center power infrastructure. This expansion addresses growing electricity demand driven by AI and industrial activity.

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2026-11-12

Brazil’s WEG Plans $250 Million Mexico Investment Through 2030

Brazil’s WEG Plans $250 Million Mexico Investment Through 2030

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