Building Automation and Control Systems market, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, 2018, Summary

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Building automation and
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Saudi Arabia
By Antonio Mendonça
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Introduction

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Executive summary
Source: www.cia.gov
The Saudi market for BACS in total is
estimated, in 2018, to be USD 247 million.
The BACS product business accounted for
USD 109 million (including field devices).
Service and maintenance business totalled
USD 33 million.
The BACS Saudi market is very significant
and, despite the construction recession, its
full potential is expected to return in the
long-term. This market was already very
large before the 2015-2016 crisis. It was
growing at double digits and the country
was an important source of revenue for
BACS manufacturers.
The market is dominated by the traditional
BACS players, Honeywell, Siemens, Johnson
Controls and Schneider. The big four hold
the most significant percentage of market
share. Trane, Distech and Delta fight for an
increased market presence, but are still not
a threat to the historic players who have
installed their territory through a robust
network of partners.
Belimo also plays a relevant role in the
BACS market as an important supplier of
field devices.
The market is driven by new large build.
These are very dependent on government
investment. Refurbishment and retrofit
have started to be seen as a source of
revenue for contractors and systems
integrators. These market segments were
neglected in the recent past, as all the
players were concentrated on new projects
and large revenue returns. Similarly, the
service and maintenance segments are now
seen as an important source of revenue
stream.
Overall, the product market growth
remains positive, with an CAGR of 1.3% for
the period 2018-2023, but the hard times
are expected to continue, at least in the
near-term.
The main driver for the BACS market, in
Saudi Arabia is energy efficiency legislation
and energy cost. In a country where energy
used to be very cheap for the end-user, the
ongoing energy reform is taking many
market makers by surprise, including
contractors and system integrators.
Although the energy prices increase do not
affect the non-residential and industrial
sectors directly, the market players
interviewed and some manufacturers
believe that new legislation in the short-
term will include these sectors in the
energy reform. The price of energy is
believed to be an important driver for the
demand of advanced software and
analytics.
In terms of trends and R&D, the Saudi
market is following the global trend for IoT
and AI technologies. Technologically the
Saudi market is very close to the west,
particularly the United States, and applies
considerable resources to
smart/transformative technologies.
Recent plans were revealed for establishing
10 Smart Cities around the Kingdom of
Saudi Arabia. Multiple partnerships will be
created to develop the project, and the
Kingdom will be investing over USD 500
billion into the modernizing of its
infrastructure. The initiative aims to
enhance urban development in the
Kingdom through the application of the
smart city initiative to increase the
satisfaction of people, boost
competitiveness of cities and urban
sustainability. The plan also aims to
improve efficiency of city management,
minimize the negative environmental
impact, attract local and foreign
investments, and create job opportunities.
This modernization plan, called The
Country Digitization Acceleration Program,
launched nearly two years ago, in line with
the Kingdom’s National Transformation
Program and Saudi Vision 2030, attracted
the attention of important international
players from the IT and Communication
sectors. For example, Cisco has been
working with the Saudi government to roll
out several digitization initiatives, namely
in education, healthcare, broadband and
city Wi-Fi, and plans to work on others in
the coming years, including smart hajj,
energy, transportation, and cloud storage.
Similarly, the French company Orange
Business Services has signed a smart city
consulting agreement with Jeddah
Economic Company to design ICT
infrastructure and smart services at the
world’s tallest tower, Jeddah Tower.
The project aims to offer an advanced
quality of life in a mixed use
environment; with residential
apartments of different types, offices,
retail leisure and entertainment,
hotels and tourism attractions, public
and cultural amenities. The
implementation of the smart city
components is considered an essential
step for delivering an
environmentally friendly self-
sustainable project.

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This study is confined to intelligent
building controls (referred to as
BACS) in non-residential
(commercial, public and industrial)
buildings.
The BACS market includes the
management and supervision of all
forms of environmental controls.
The study does not cover the
residential (domestic) market,
neither does it cover any control
products used for non-building
system purposes, such as
manufacturing process control or
transportation control.
The template has been extended in
2017 to include all types of non-
residential building controls such
as HVAC, security, lighting and fire
safety controls installed with, or
attached to, the BACS.
An overview of field level products
such as valves, actuators and
sensors will be included.
The purpose of the study is to
provide a detailed quantitative and
qualitative assessment of the
current and future markets for
intelligent control systems in non-
residential buildings.
This study is targeted to assist all
those concerns involved in the
design, manufacture, installation,
operation and maintenance of
intelligent controls including:
▪ Building Controls
Manufacturers
▪ Controls Contractors (Systems
Houses)
▪ System Integrators
▪ Distributors
▪ Energy Management Service
Companies (EMSCO’s)
▪ OEM’s of HVAC Hardware
▪ Architects and Building Services
Consultants
▪ Security and Safety Companies
▪ Software and IT companies
▪ Facility Management
organisations
In addition to a quantitative
assessment of the market BSRIA
aim to cover current and future
trends such as:
• The implications of the move
towards an IT-centric business.
Convergence and integration of
products and services including
intelligent controls in buildings
are increasing connected via an
Ethernet/IT infrastructure.
• One of the key themes is IoT. In
this study BSRIA will include the
latest trends in relation to how
ready the products and services
are to be connected, what
technologies are driving IoT, the
components that make up an
IoT based offering and who is
offering these services.
• The increasing use of software,
who is promoting it and
whether it is installed as part of
the solution or as an add-on.
• The use of software has
increased the penetration of
cloud related offerings and
opened up new service models
and revenue streams. The
study will look at these new
services and who is offering
them i.e. existing players and
potentially new companies
entering the market.
• BACS is also taking on a wider
role integrating other building
services such as security,
lighting, access control, fire.
This study looks at this trend
and examines its implications,
the impact of standard
communication protocols and
the convergence of products
and services.
Purpose and Methodology

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The purpose of this study is to
address and, where possible,
measure the outcome of these major
trends in the relatively short term of
the next five years.
The information is collected using
secondary and primary research
methods.
BSRIA’s market forecast
methodology combines analysis of
data series, market structure, and
weighted correlations.
BSRIA proprietary data are the main
source to identify patterns, mid-term
developments and long-term trends
for the market.
Interviews with suppliers and the
channel remain the core source to
assesses the current situation (i.e.
2018 to 2019).
Macroeconomic drivers gradually
gain importance over the forecast,
notably y+3, y+4 and y+5. The
weighted combination of influential
drivers (country economy, total and
non-residential construction,
inflation, unemployment, building
vacancy rates and investments)
support the forecasting of the
business environment.
The influence of Legislative changes
and impact of major events
(elections, government investment
plans, large-scale sport events etc.)
are fully integrated in the model.
Results are cross-checked to ensure
consistency (cross-country checking
plus historic data consistency).
Research is conducted in local
currencies and in USD. The exchange
rate remain constant over the
forecast years.
The desk research include
published information on floor space
statistics, building construction
statistics and any sales/production
import/export statistics on relevant
equipment for each country.
Purpose and Methodology (II)
2017 2018e 2019f 2020f 2021f 2022f 2023f
Proprietary data
Primary Research
Macro-Economic factors
Legislation & Major events

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Building Automation and Control
Systems (BACS) are also be
referred to as a Building
Management System (BMS) or
Building Automation System (BAS).
BSRIA studies conforms with the
ISO 16484-1:2010 standard and
refers to the designated system as
‘BACS’.
BACS is principally a system which
has for prime purpose to control
and monitor the building’s
mechanical and electrical
equipment such as ventilation,
heating, A/C, lighting, and power
systems.
The scale of BACS varies greatly
from basic applications in HVAC
controls to integrated and
centralised monitoring for all
building services systems in a
building.
The typical architecture of a BACS
system includes HVAC and energy
management. Some buildings will
integrate the full range of products
including access control, lighting,
automated blinds, CCTV, AV,
building occupancy software,
meeting room booking systems
and fire alarm systems.
Throughout the text, we use a
variety of terms to describe
intelligent controls including;
BACS, advanced controls, building
energy management systems
(BEMS), and direct digital controls
(DDCs).
In the majority of cases, intelligent
controllers are sold as systems by
their manufacturers, but all
products are included in our
definition provided they can
communicate on a BACS network.
We are excluded conventional
analogue controllers and all forms
of controlled elements, e.g. valves,
actuators, etc.
Definitions
Source: BSRIA
Architecture of a typical building automation and control system

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Definitions (II)
Source: BSRIA
BACS architecture is
designed in 3 levels: the
management level, the
automation level and the field
level.
Management level
The communication network at the
management level will include
Central Supervisory Computer
(CSC) /server stations/work
stations/monitors. The system is
managed from one or more server
stations, which include monitoring
and control and storing of data.
Automation level
Control devices, monitoring and
operational units, operator
stations or panels and/or
programming units, and data
processing devices. These devices
typically perform high-level
building automation and control
functions.
Field level
The field level includes devices,
controllers, sensors and electrical
operational equipment. These
devices typically perform lower-
level building automation and
control functions.
The different levels of BACS installation

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BSRIA has chosen to simplify the
way the market sizing and market
shares are reported. The market
will be estimated for products sold
as part of the BACS solution. The
aim is to provide a higher level of
detail for hardware and software,
and the study has been extended
to include controls for security
(surveillance, access controls and
intruder), lighting etc.
The information provided earlier
on system value and overall BACS
business value will be estimated
for the market under “channels”.
The study will include only top-line
information on field devices such
as valves, dampers, actuators and
sensors. In-depth information on
valves and dampers will be covered
in BSRIA’s Hydronic studies.
Market estimates will be based on
MSP (Manufacturer Selling Price to
first point of distribution).
Controllers
A controller is a generic name
given to any device that controls
the operation of one or more
elements of a system. Controllers
are essentially small, purpose-built,
computers with input and output
capabilities. Inputs from sensors
allow a controller to read
temperature, humidity, pressure,
current flow, air flow, etc. The
outputs allow the controller to, for
example, send command and
control signals to actuators. Inputs
and outputs can be either digital or
analogue.
The study will segment the
controllers into:
▪ Digital data control (DDC).
Building controller also called
advanced DDC or outstation
and Advanced Application
controller. Digital data control
(DDC) is the automated control
of a condition or process by a
digital device (computer). DDC
takes a centralised network-
oriented approach.
▪ Field equipment controllers or
asset-application specific
controllers. Small controllers
intended to control individual
items are referred to as
asset/unitary/field/ terminal
unit controllers. The controller
is often build in and supplied
with the product.
▪ Room controller/room
automation is an application-
specific function for individual
or single zone room control. It
includes communication
functions, monitoring and
control.
Scope and Products included

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Hardware
▪ Central Supervisory Computer
(CSC) /server stations/work
stations/ monitors. The system
is managed from one or more
server stations, which include
monitoring and control and
storage of data.
▪ The user interface (UI) comes in
different forms, ranging from a
desktop computer, portable
notebook, handheld personal
digital assistant (PDA) or similar
tool, keypad type liquid-crystal
display or a smart thermostat
with user interface. Most BACS
systems can be access remotely
over Internet protocols, often
via an application on a smart
phone/tablet.
▪ Communication routers and
Protocol gateways are devices
that connects/transmit data
between two or more
networks.
▪ Digital Display Panels/screens
(LCD, LED)
Software:
• Supervisory software
• Energy efficiency/BEMS
• Other
▪ Supervisory software. A
supervisory program or
supervisor is a computer
program, usually part of an
operating system, that controls
the execution of other routines
and regulates work scheduling,
input/output operations, error
actions, and similar functions
and regulates the flow of work
in a data processing system.
Typically one solution per
project.
▪ Building Energy Management
System (BEMS) helps to
manage, control and monitor
building technical services
(HVAC, lighting , etc) and the
energy consumption of devices
related to the building use such
as computers, printers and
photocopiers etc.) within a
single building or group of
Scope and Products included (II)
BACS
Software
Automated
control
Manual
control
Hardware
HVAC Security Lighting
Services
Facility
management
Maintenance
buildings so that energy use
balances the way in which the
building is used. By achieving this
the amount of wasted energy is
minimised, saving money and
reducing carbon emissions.
▪ Some of the current BACS
incorporate BEMS functionality
or have BEMS, which can be
integrated as an additional
“layer”. In this study BEMS is
grouped under software. The
difference between a BEMS
and a BACS is becoming harder
to define and the terms are
sometimes used
interchangeably.
BSRIA aim to track the use of
other types of software used with
BACS solutions such as:
• CAFM (Computer aided facility
management)
• Asset management
• Space efficiency
• Physical Security information
management (PSIM)

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Products included
▪ CAFM (Computer aided facility
management) software helps to
manage the physical assets of
an organisation from design,
construction, commissioning,
operations, maintenance and
decommissioning/replacement.
Computerised maintenance
management system (CMMS) is
a software package that
maintains a computer database
of information about an
organisation's maintenance
operations. This information is
intended to help maintenance
workers do their jobs more
effectively and to help
management make informed
decisions.
▪ Asset management software is
used to record and track an
asset throughout its life cycle,
from procurement to disposal.
▪ It provides an organisation with
information such as where
certain assets are located, who
is using them, how they are
being utilised and details about
the asset. Asset management
software is used for
management of both software
and hardware assets.
▪ Space efficiency/Workspace
management software that with
help of software only sensors or
physical sensors can track and
monitor workspace utilisation
as well as air quality, air
movements and humidity.
▪ Security (Physical Security
Information management
(PSIM)) software provides a
platform and applications that
integrate multiple unconnected
security applications and
devices and control them
through one comprehensive
user interface. It collects and
correlates events from existing
disparate security devices and
information systems (video,
access control, sensors,
analytics etc.) to empower
personnel to identify and
proactively resolve situations.
The package include collection
of data, analysis, presentation,
resolution and reporting.

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Forecast
Total BACS market
Forecast software, hardware, controllers and field devices, SAR million,
2018 – 2023
Source: BSRIA
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
Software 6.0 6.1 5.0 6.7 8.0
Hardware -2.3 -2.2 4.9 5.1 6.8
Controllers -4.3 -1.3 1.9 3.9 6.9
Field Device -7.0 -6.9 -1.2 6.3 6.5
Total AGR -4.2 -2.4 1.6 4.8 6.9
Forecast software, hardware, controllers and field devices, AGR, %,
2019 – 2023
Source: BSRIA
The BACS market is driven mainly
by construction. Construction
sector growth in Saudi Arabia will
remain relatively subdued in 2018
and 2019, as a lower oil demand
weighs on the government’s ability
to finance its ambitious
infrastructure development
projects. As oil trends higher post
2019, BSRIA researchers expect to
see growth rebound and remain
elevated over the course of our
forecast period.
The Field devices segment is the
most important source of revenue
for the BACS market. It has been
shrinking since the market
contraction in 2016 and it is
expected to continue to drop until
the end of the decade. The slow
and painful growth in the
construction sector is the main
reason for this decline, together
with some strong price pressure in
the sensors product segment.
DDC controllers growth is also
affected by the construction
sector. However, the downwards
trajectory is not expected to be as
strong as in Field devices.
The room controllers market is
experiencing strong competition
from Chinese manufacturers but in
this product segment price
pressure affects mostly the
residential sector. The HVAC
controllers product segment is also
expected to continue to decline in
the next 2 years, with recovery
associated with new construction
from 2020.
The security field controllers
segment is experiencing double
digit growth.
Hardware, similar to the majority
of the other BACS products, will
continue to shrink slightly until the
end of 2020.
Software growth is not as strong as
expected. It is not accelerating with
the offer from manufactures of
remote control and analytics. Cloud
solutions, despite being available
on the market, are not a source of
income for the BACS players.
Similarly for SaaS. No new entrants
were identified in this product
segment. IT/software players are
not a threat, as yet, in Saudi Arabia.

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Convergence (I)
New build Refurbishment Retrofit
Stand alone solutions/ BACS 10% 30% 30%
Convergence 90% 70% 70%
Total 100% 100% 100%
Converged with:
Lighting 50% 30% 30%
Access control 40% 25% 25%
CCTV 40% 25% 25%
Intrusion 20% 15% 15%
Fire safety 20% 20% 20%
Smoke detection 40% 30% 30%
Audio visual / IPTV 0% 0% 0%
Energy metering 80% 50% 50%
Digital signage 0% 0% 0%
White boards 0% 0% 0%
Room booking 80% 70% 70%
Total level of convergence 227% 198% 193%
Source: BSRIA
Stand-alone BACS versus convergence by product, projects, % share, 2018
Note: The table shows the number of new build, refurbishment and retrofit projects with some
level of convergence. Second part shows the type of products that are being converged.
Energy meters controls, Room
booking and Lighting lead the
products being converged in
new buildings. The maturity of
convergence is also observed in
refurbishment and retrofit
projects.
The product segment with most
convergence applications is
Room Booking, followed by
Energy metering. The most likely
explanation for this is
construction of new and
upgrades of existing hotels. For
energy metering, the growth is
aligned with the energy
efficiency trend observed in the
country.
The refurbishment and retrofit
categories account for 30% of
the total, in Saudi Arabia. The
majority of the BACS market is
new projects.
Refurbishment of historically
important buildings is evident,
including in Mosques. It is in
these projects, that wireless
solutions fit the best.
The retrofit category is small and
accounts for just 10% of the
market.

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Channel
BAC solutions
BACS products distribution, Share by value, USD, 2018
Own System House
USD 17.9 m
10%
Installation
USD11.9 m
5%
Maintenance
USD6.0 m
Channels
USD 90.8 m
60%
Sis/
Contractors
USD71.7 m
16%
Distributor
USD19.1 m
0%
FM/En.Co.
USD 0.0 m
9%
OEM
USD10.7 m
BACS products distribution, Share by value, USD, %, 2018
Source: BSRIA
Source: BSRIA
The largest volume of BACS sales are
made through contractors and
system integrators. These are
reported here as third party channel
and they represent a total of USD
182 million installed value.
The product volume sold to own
businesses is the smallest part of
total sales. In Saudi, it is equivalent
to just 15% of the total BACS product
market undertaken by Schneider
Electric, Distech and Trane.
Within the own business route, the
most important is the product sold
to the own direct installed systems,
equivalent to 10% of the sales or
USD 12 million. Products sold to own
maintenance business are equivalent
to 5% only or USD 6 million. This
includes the product replacement in
the service and maintenance
contracts. This market solutions
segment is very small and lost
relevance when the new build
market was booming. As the market
shrinks and investment is smaller
contractors and system integrators
look at service & maintenance as an
potential source of revenue.
In the sales through 3rd party routes,
contractors and SI’s are the most
popular route for manufacturers
with a share of 60%, equivalent to
USD 71.7 million. Usually they are
also responsible for product
replacement and ongoing
maintenance of the systems they
install.
The distributors share is around 16%
of the total market, representing a
very low volume compared to other
markets. The distributor gets into
the BACS market mainly through
field devices sales.
FM companies are not seen in the
BACS market. Enco are active in
smart cities and smart grid planned
projects. Some foreign companies
announced the signing of contracts
with large Saudi contractors for the
supply of products, solutions and
expertise.
The OEM market is very important in
Saudi. Siemens and Belimo (trades as
World Systems Co Ltd) are the lead
suppliers of this market channel.
SI, 10%
Maintenance,
5%
Contractor /
Systems
Integrator ,
60%
Resellers/
Wholesalers /
Distributors,
16%
OEM sales,
9%

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Report contents
Section Title Slide
➢ 1 Introduction 8
➢ 2 Market size and characteristics 16
➢ 3 Market forecasts, drivers and threats and convergence 24
➢ 4 Suppliers and market shares 37
➢ 5 Channels to market 42
➢ 6 Verticals, building size, new build, refurbishment and retrofit 47
➢ 7 BACS vs VRF and chillers 52
➢ 8 Appendix 54

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List of charts in report
List of charts
Architecture of a typical building automation and control system
The different levels of BACS installation
Software market by type, % share by value, 2018
Uptake of cloud Software, % share by value, 2018
Software sold with BACS or as ad-on, % share by value, 2018
Forecast DDC, room controllers, HVAC, security, lighting and other field level
controllers, SAR, 2018 – 2023
Forecast software and hardware, SAR, 2018 – 2023
Forecast IP vs non-IP field level controllers by application, SAR, 2018 – 2023
Field devices connectable or configurable, volume, % share, 2018
Stand-alone BACS versus convergence by product, volume, % share, 2018
GDP, inflation, Employment , 2016 – 2023
Market share for total BACS market ex. field devices, value, SAR, %, 2018
Market share for supervisory software and energy efficiency/BEMS suppliers,
value, SAR. %, 2018
Market share for control suppliers , value, SAR, % 2018
BACS products distribution, Share by value, SAR, 2018
BACS products distribution, Share by value, SAR, %, 2018
Channel to market, 2018
Market share by vertical, value, SAR, 2018
Market size by building size (floor space), share, %, 2018
Market share by project type, value, SAR, %, 2018
Sales of BACS, VRF and chillers, US$ 2018 - 2023
Exchange Rate SAR to USD, 2014-2023

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List of tables in report
List of tables
Forecast IP vs non-IP field level controllers by application, Value, share %
2018 – 2023
Stand-alone BACS versus convergence by product, volume, % share, 2018
Forecast factors and their impact on the market, 2018 – 2023
Market share for total BACS market ex. field devices, value, SAR, 2018
Market share for hardware suppliers, value, SAR, 2018
Market share for control suppliers by type, value, SAR, 2018
BACS installed value, ex OEM, SAR, 2018
BACS installed value by third party, ex OEM, SAR, 2018
Market share by vertical, value, SAR, 2018
Major BACS suppliers by vertical market (in alphabetical order)
List of tables
Total market for software and hardware, value, 2018
Total market for controls by main type, value, 2018
IP and non-IP controllers, volume, % share, 2018
Programmable, configurable, programmable and fixed application controllers,
volume, % share, 2018
Wired and wireless field level controllers, volume, % share, 2018
Wired and wireless communication protocols for field level controllers, volume,
% share, 2018
Controllers by application, volume, % share, 2018
Sensors, valves, dampers and actuators, value, 2018
Forecast software, hardware, controllers and field devices, SAR, 2018 – 2023
Forecast software, hardware, controllers and field devices, USD, 2018 - 2023
Forecast software, hardware, controllers and field devices, USD, 2018 – 2023
Forecast software, hardware, controllers and field devices, AGR %, 2018 –2023
controllers, SAR, 2018 – 2023
controllers, USD, 2018 – 2023
controllers, AGR %, 2018 – 2023
Forecast software and hardware, SAR, 2018 – 2023
Forecast software and hardware, USD, 2018 – 2023
Forecast software and hardware, AGR %, 2018 – 2023

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