Automation Components Market Size is Expected to Witness Accelerated Expansion by 2035 | Leading Firms Such as Rockwell Automation, Inc., Siemens AG, Schneider Electric SE, ABB Ltd

The automation components market-encompassing components such as bearings, gears, motors, linear guides, sensors, and drives used in industrial automation systems-is evolving rapidly as manufacturers embed more digital intelligence, connectivity and sustainability into production systems. This article presents a strategic view of the market by profiling leading companies, offering a combined SWOT analysis of their competitive positioning, and highlighting investment opportunities and trends across the space. The term automation components market is used throughout to reinforce search-engine visibility.

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Top Companies & Their Strategies

Below are six major players driving the automation components market, each with distinct strengths and strategic focus:

Rockwell Automation, Inc.
Rockwell Automation has built a strong position in the automation components market through its Allen-Bradley brand of essential components (sensors, motor controls, safety components) and by marrying hardware with digital solutions. Its website emphasises that you will find the highest-quality components at a fair price that perform to your specifications in its industrial control products.
Strategically, Rockwell emphasises integration of control and information, offering scalable automation systems built on smart devices and real-time data platforms. Notably, the company is expanding in key markets such as India (with additional factories and tech workforce) to diversify its manufacturing footprint.
In the automation components market, Rockwell holds one of the top shares globally (estimated around 5.65 %) according to a recent industry report.

Siemens AG
Siemens is a globally diversified engineering and automation player whose Digital Industries and factory automation segments are closely tied to the automation components market. Its strategy emphasises combining the real (hardware) and digital (software/platform) worlds.
Siemens offers automation systems, industrial communication, controls and components via its Totally Integrated Automation (TIA) system. With a presence across manufacturing, infrastructure and process industries, Siemens benefits from scale and global reach. Reports indicate a share of roughly 5.3 % in the automation components market.
The company has made acquisitions to bolster its components and drive technology base - for example, acquiring the industrial drive technology division of ebm-papst to enhance its motion control and component offering.

Schneider Electric SE
Schneider Electric is a global leader in electrification, digitization and automation. Its strategy document emphasises "industrial tech, technological leadership, digital transformation, sustainability" and identifies automation (building, grid, process, discrete) and software-defined open automation as key focus areas.
For the automation components market, Schneider is positioned to benefit from its broad portfolio of automation, motion control, drives, sensors and software. The company is building strong partner networks, global footprint (with emerging markets exposure) and e-commerce and digital order growth as per its strategy slides.
In industry listings, Schneider is cited among the top firms in the automation components market.

ABB Ltd.
ABB is a Swiss-based industrial technology company with strong capabilities in motion control, drives, motors, robotics and industrial automation components. Industry commentary suggests that ABB differentiates in motion/control components.
Within the automation components market reports, ABB is cited among major players. ABB leverages its engineering heritage, global operations and cross-industry reach (utilities, manufacturing, robotics) to strengthen its component business.

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Emerson Electric Co.
Emerson Electric is an American industrial conglomerate offering automation components (valves, sensors, controls) and systems primarily for process and manufacturing industries. Market reports list Emerson among notable players in the automation components market.
Emerson's strength lies in its deep presence in process industries (oil & gas, chemicals, refining) and its global service network. This gives it an advantage in delivering components as part of broader control and instrumentation solutions.

Parker Hannifin Corporation
Parker Hannifin is a specialist in motion and control technologies and offers various automation components such as bearings, gears, linear guides and actuators. Industry research includes Parker among firms in the automation components market and indicates its presence in that market.
Parker's strength is its component-specialist model and product breadth for motion/linear systems, giving it a differentiated niche within the broader automation components market.

(Bonus emerging player) AB SKF AB
SKF (often listed as AB SKF) is a Swedish bearing and motion-component specialist that is also active in automation component supply (bearings, shafts, linear motion). A market report lists SKF with about 2.94 % share in the automation components market.
SKF's strength lies in its motion specialist credentials, strong global service footprint and its recognition in critical motion components (bearings/shafts) that are integral to automation systems.

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SWOT Analysis

Here follows a combined SWOT analysis of the leading automation components companies, reflecting common themes across Rockwell, Siemens, Schneider, ABB, Emerson and Parker in the automation components market.

Strengths
• These companies benefit from strong global distribution networks, brand recognition and legacy engineering capabilities, enabling them to deliver automation components at scale across multiple geographies and industries.
• Many have integrated portfolios that combine components hardware, control systems, motion and software/digital solutions, which supports the shift in the automation components market toward connectivity, IoT and services.
• They have large R&D budgets, enabling innovation in sensors, drives, motion systems, connectivity and digital platforms, positioning them ahead in the transition from basic components to smart components.
• Their scale enables cost advantages in manufacturing, supply-chain logistics, and service networks, which is important in a highly fragmented automation components market where many smaller players operate.

Weaknesses
• Despite their strengths, these companies face challenges in agility: large portfolios and heavy legacy product lines can slow their ability to respond rapidly to new entrants or disruptive innovations in the automation components market.
• Given the breadth of product lines and geographies, they are exposed to margin pressures, supply-chain volatility and cost inflation (commoditisation of components is a risk).
• Many of them have complex global operations, which makes them vulnerable to regional slowdowns, regulatory shifts, and currency/geo-political risk within the automation components market.
• Some leading firms are more known for systems and services rather than discrete components, meaning that their component margins may be lower and commoditised compared to new-entrant specialists.

Opportunities
• The migration of manufacturing toward Industry 4.0, smart factories and digital automation means demand for smart automation components (sensors, drives with analytics, connectivity) is increasing. This is a major opportunity within the automation components market.
• Expansion in emerging economies (Asia-Pacific, Latin America, India) where industrial automation penetration remains lower offers growth for automation components suppliers.
• M&A, partnerships and ecosystem building (hardware + software + services) provide a way for the component-business players to move up the value chain in the automation components market and capture higher margins.
• Transition to electrification (e-mobility), renewables, advanced manufacturing (semiconductors, electronics) opens up new end-markets for automation components beyond traditional industries.

Threats
• The automation components market is fragmented and increasingly competitive, with low-cost regional players and new entrants (especially from Asia) challenging incumbents on cost and customisation.
• Supply-chain disruptions, component shortages (e.g., semiconductor inputs), rising raw-material costs and shipping/geo-political disruptions can affect component availability, margins and lead-times in the automation components market.
• Rapid technology change means that components can quickly become commoditised or substituted by new architectures (e.g., modular robotics, standardised smart devices) reducing differentiation for traditional component suppliers.
• Macro-economic slowdowns or reduced capital investment in manufacturing (e.g., in Europe/China) could dampen demand for automation components, tightening market conditions.

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Investment Opportunities & Trends

Within the automation components market, several investment themes and trends are worth noting:

M&A & Component-Platform Convergence
The automation components market is witnessing consolidation as companies seek to integrate hardware, software and services. For example, Siemens' acquisition of the industrial drive technology business from ebm-papst is a concrete instance of component expansion.
Such M&A activity not only expands product breadth but enables component firms to offer more complete solutions thereby improving margins and customer stickiness in the automation components market.

Regional Expansion & Emerging Markets Investment
Emerging markets-particularly Asia-Pacific and India-are drawing increasing capital as automation penetration remains lower and growth upside remains. Reports identify Asia-Pacific as a fastest-growing region within the automation components market.
For example, Rockwell's decision to expand manufacturing in India (Tamil Nadu) illustrates the tactical deployment of capital to regional hubs for the automation components market.
Investors can look at component-sector firms with strong presence or growth plans in growth-oriented geographies as a lever for opportunity.

Technology Integration & Smart Components
The automation components market is shifting from purely mechanical/electrical components toward smart components-embedded sensors, connectivity (IIoT), analytics, software-enabled drives and motion systems. Reports emphasise that software, cloud, edge computing, AI and connectivity are transforming component supply markets.
Companies that offer components plus connectivity or data-driven services in the automation components market are well-positioned to capture higher value beyond commodity components.

Notable Product Launches, Structural Re-Engineering & Policy Moves

Over the last 12 months, companies in the automation components market have taken structural steps. For example, Schneider Electric's upcoming 2025 offerings emphasise open automation, software-defined architectures and digital twin integration in their automation components portfolio.
Policy trends around reshoring and supply-chain reconfiguration (for example US/India manufacturing incentives) enhance the attractiveness of component manufacturing expansion and investment in the automation components market.

Similarly, reports of job-cuts at Siemens' automation business highlight cost-structure optimisation and strategic refocusing in the automation components market.

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