Insights: Fiber Cement Market Foresees US$ 28.68 Billion by 2033
The fiber cement market is anticipated to thrive at a
slow-paced CAGR of 4.7% between 2023 and 2033. The market is expected to have a
market share of US$ 28.68 billion by 2033 while it is likely to be valued at
US$ 18.12 billion in 2023.
The
advent of new alternative materials for construction and industrial
applications is expected to give birth to several markets like fiber cement and
bricks. Furthermore, the sustainability, low cost, and maintenance associated
with fiber cement are also flourishing the market growth.
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New
sustainable projects are applying nature-friendly yet durable construction
materials in their buildings. Hence, high sales of fiber cement are anticipated
during the forecast period. Also, the long-life span and versatility in design
give it an edge over the usual cement.
One of
the prominent growth factors for fiber cement is its fire and heat-resistant
nature which is mainly weather resistant as well. These properties make fiber
cement revolutionize the construction material industry.
The
affordable pricing adds value to its sales as it is economically beneficial as
well due to the long shelf life, limited maintenance, and low price. Alongside
this, the sustainable materials used in its formation are expected to attract
aware end users.
The key
reason why end users are preferring these sustainable construction materials is
the small installation time. Further, the usage of the right tools can reduce
50% of the time comparatively.
These
fiber cement come in the form of cement board and slide with high longevity.
Also, the flexibility gives the constructor the option of designing it with
high ease.
Key
Points
- The United States market
leads North America’s fiber cement market in terms of market share in
North America. The United States held a market share of 11.4% in 2022. The
factors attributed to the growth are rising residential and industrial
construction and the government providing subsidies to eco-friendly
construction material businesses.
- Germany’s fiber cement
market held a healthy market share of 8.9% in 2022. The market growth is
caused by the German government’s extended research and development
programs, focusing on using materials like carbon fiber, fiber-reinforced
concrete, etc.
- India’s market thrives at an
average CAGR of 5.5% between 2023 and 2033. Further, the growth is
attributed to the penetration of innovation in the construction and
electrical sector.
- China thrives at a CAGR of
5.1% between 2023 and 2033.
- Based on raw material type,
the Portland segment held the leading market share of 37.9% in 2022.
- Based on application type,
the sliding segment leads as it held a market share of 24.3% in 2022.
Competitive
Landscape
The key
suppliers focus on sustainability, reusable material, and fast installation.
The competitors merge, acquire, and partner with other companies to increase
their supply chain and distribution channel.
Recent
Market Developments
- PPG Industries Incorporated
has launched its protection over wood along with fiber cement and
composite substrates, delivering to verticals like automotive, commercial,
and residential.
- Ecolab Incorporated has introduced
the fiber building materials such as fiberglass filament, mat, and
insulation. These products also include flat glass, ceiling tiles, and
fiber cement.
Key
Players Profiled in the Market
- Dow Chemical Company
- Hardie (James) Industries
Plc.
- Imerys SA
- Elementia SA de CV
- Building Materials
Corporation of America
- PPG Industries Incorporated
- Akzo Nobel NV
- Canfor Corporation
- Ecolab Incorporated
- Central Fiber LLC
- Mercer International
Incorporated
- US Silica Holdings
Incorporated
Key
Segments Covered
By Raw
Materials:
- Silica
- Portland Cement
- Cellulosic Fiber
- Others
By End
User:
- Residential
- Non-Residential
By
Application:
- Cladding
- Siding
- Backer Boards
- Molding and Trimming
- Roofing
- Wall Partitions
- Others
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