Middle East and Africa Tray & Spray Type Deaerator Market Share, by country (2025)

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Middle East & Africa Tray & Spray Type Deaerator Market Share Analysis to Boost Regional Growth

Published by MMR Statistics Reserch Team, February 2026

The Middle East and Africa Tray & Spray Type Deaerator market in 2025 was valued at 46.25% in the GCC region and 20.27% in South Africa. Nigeria accounted for 8.83%, while the rest of ME&A contributed 24.65%. The market was supported by increasing industrial processes requiring efficient deaeration solutions. South Africa’s growing energy and manufacturing sector boosted demand, while GCC investments in industrial infrastructure lifted adoption.

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Middle East & Africa (MEA)

Time Period

2025

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MMR Statistics

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MMR Statistics

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