Top Emerging Trends Of Expanded Polystyrene Market Progress Forecast 2027 |Grand View Research, Inc.
The global expanded
polystyrene market size is
projected to reach approximately USD
13.66 billion by 2027, according to a new report conducted by Grand View
Research, Inc. It is expected to register a revenue-based CAGR of 4.8% during the forecast period. High number of millennials
and nuclear families along with increasing disposable income is anticipated to
positively impact the consumption of single use expanded polystyrene (EPS)
containers provided by food outlets and takeaway stations. These factors are
expected to significantly drive the EPS market.
In addition, innovation in automotive
sector including light weight and fuel efficient car manufacturing is
anticipated to propel to the demand for expanded polystyrene over the forecast
period. The demand for EPS in packaging industry is projected to expand at a
CAGR of 4.9% from 2020 to 2027. High rate of manufacturing capabilities across
developing nations, rising exports, and future growth in high rate of
e-commerce business are some of the factors projected to continue driving the
demand for packaging products over the next nine years, which in turn is
anticipated to fuel the EPS market.
The rise in inward migration in
regions like Europe and North America will eventually increase the rate of
residence complexes aided by employment and spending capabilities among
consumers, which will surge the growth of construction sector as well as fuel
the demand for expanded polystyrene over the projected period. Rising awareness
regarding green building and encouragement from governments for its adoption is
anticipated to fuel the demand for EPS in the forthcoming years.
Key market players include BASF SE; SABIC, DOW Inc.; NOVA Chemicals
Corporation; Total; Versalis S.P.A.; Unipol Holland BV; Ravago; Alpek S.A.B. De
Cv; Styrochem; Sundolitt Ltd; Synthos; Sunpor Kunststoff GMBH; KANEKA
CORPORATION; and ACH Foam Technologies, Inc.
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White EPS accounted for 58.49% market share in terms of volume
in 2020. The product segment is expected to witness significant rise in demand
form packaging sector on account of exhibiting excellent properties including
water resistance and superior mechanical durability.
Grey EPS is projected to expand at a CAGR of 4.4% from 2020 to
2027. These products are expected to witness growth on account of providing
excellent insulation properties. However, the high price of grey products as
compared to other polymers including silicone and polyurethane is expected to
have an adverse impact.
With increase in investment across companies to develop and
redesign EPS products, regions such as EU, developed Polysolve to recycle
expanded polystyrene, where biodegradable solvents are used for extracting
polystyrene and polycarbonate from a mixture of waste, resulting in recycled
polymer that has high purity and performance compared to the original material.
Further key findings from the repot suggest:
·
Demand for EPS in North America will surge
in accordance with growth in automotive and packaging sector. Mature markets
such as U.S. have expanding client request, greater interest in terms of
innovations, as well as implementation of designs, which is anticipated to
further drive the growth
·
Middle East and Africa is expected to
witness significant rise in demand with rising focus on exports of apparels,
citrus fruits, foodstuffs, electronic equipment, and jewelry
·
White EPS demand will increase over the
projected period as emerging markets are investing on developing manufacturing
and packaging plants for global and domestic trade
·
Grey EPS is set to witness a CAGR of 4.5%
from 2020 to 2027 in terms of revenue on account of its application in
construction of residential buildings. The properties of insulation derived
from graphite mixed expanded polystyrene is a key driver for its growth
·
Some of the key players operating in the
expanded polystyrene market are BASF, SABIC, DOW chemicals, NOVA Chemicals,
TOTAL SA, Versalis S.P.A., Unipol Holland BV, Ravago group, Alpek S.A.B. De Cv,
Styrochem, Brodr Sunde group, Synthos SA, Sunpor Kunststoff GMBH, Kaneka
Corporation, and ACH foam technologies
Packaging
dominated the EPS market, with a 39.00% volume share in 2020. Rising government
spending on the development of FMCG and electronic equipment manufacturing
sectors in emerging markets including China and India is expected to have a
positive impact on the growth in the forthcoming years.
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The
automotive industry is projected to expand at a volume-based CAGR of 4.6% from
2020 to 2027. Extensive requirements for EPS for ensuring vehicles to be
lightweight, inline safe for passengers, as well as reducing weight and making
fuel efficient is expected to have a substantial impact over the forecast
period.
The
construction industry is projected to account for 22.51% of volume share by the
end of 2027. The growth of the construction industry in China and India as a result
of the inclusion of infrastructure development in 13th five-year plans is
projected to play a significant role in driving the usage of polystyrene
products in these regions, over the forecast period.
Grand View Research has segmented the
global expanded polystyrene market on the basis of product, application:
Expanded Polystyrene Product Outlook (Volume, Kilotons;
Revenue, USD Million, 2016 - 2027)
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White
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Grey
Expanded Polystyrene Application Outlook (Volume,
Kilotons; Revenue, USD Million, 2016 - 2027)
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Construction
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Packaging
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Automotive
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Others
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