One Component Foam Market to Undertake Strapping Growth During 2018-2027 || key Players: Dap Products, Den Braven Sealants, Dow Chemical Company, Foshan Gunuo Silicone Co., Hanno-Werk Austria, Henkel Ag & Co., Krimelte OÜ,

According to the most recent study published by Fact.MR, the sales of over 508,661 one component foam cans were recorded in 2018, worldwide, and it is expected to increase by 5% in 2019 over 2018. The Fact.MR study provides a thorough analysis on developments in the one component foam market to predict future prospects of the market. The Fact.MR study presents a detailed assessment on global growth parameters of one component foam market along with information about how local markets for one component foam will grow in the foreseeable future.

One component formulations of polyurethane foam, which is manufactured by reacting polyols and diisocyanates, are referred as one component foam. One component foam is commonly used as insulator, sealant, filler, or adhesives, especially in the construction industry. Outdoor vents, door & window jams, walls & ceilings, and water pipes are among the leading end-uses of one component foam.

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Vendor landscape Remains Highly Splintered in One Component Foam Market

Tier I companies in the one component foam market hold the revenue share of around 35-40% and Tier II & III stakeholders account for 25-30% and 30-35% revenue shares, respectively. The one component foam market is expected to remain highly fragmented with the presence of a large number of stakeholders in the market in several regions.

The study finds Asia Pacific region excluding Japan (APEJ) to be the fastest growing market for one component foam, with significant hold of emerging economies in the region on recent developments. The APEJ region alone accounts for over one third of the global sales of one component foam, and it will continue to be the largest market for one component foam in the upcoming years, according to the study.

Growth Remains Upheld by Resurgent Construction Activities in Line with Infrastructure Development Projects

One component foam is commonly used as an insulation material in the construction industry, especially as a construction sealant. Extraordinary characteristics of one component foam as adhesives and sealants are leading to creating more sales opportunities for market players in the global construction industry.

APEJ to be a Lucrative Region for One Component Foam Market Stakeholders

The study finds Asia Pacific region excluding Japan (APEJ) to be the fastest growing market for one component foam, with significant hold of emerging economies in the region on recent developments. The APEJ region alone accounts for over one third of the global sales of one component foam, and it will continue to be the largest market for one component foam in the upcoming years, according to the study.

China and India are among the most attractive countries for stakeholders in the one component foam market owing to the availability of raw materials and high consumption of one component foam, which is attributed to the increasing growth of the end-user industries. Rapidly growing production of polyurethane in the region, especially in China, boosts availability of raw materials and enables manufacturers to launch one component foam at competitive prices.

The Fact.MR study finds that demand for insulation and filling applications of one component foam are likely to rise, which will make a substantial change in dynamics of the one component foam market. With the recent developments in residential as well as industrial and commercial infrastructures, end-users are experimenting with the applications of one component foam to benefit from unique properties of one component polyurethane foam.

Notable Developments in the One Component Foam Market

Polypag AG, Switzerland-based manufacturer of one component foam, recently announced that Sika AG, a specialty chemical company headquartered in Baar, Switzerland, has agreed to acquire the company. With this acquisition, Sika AG aims to expand its product portfolio and expertise in the area of polyurethane foam development, which can improve the market penetration of its polyurethane foam-based products. On completing this acquisition, Sika may emerge as one of the leading players in the one component foam market in the upcoming years.
The Dow Chemical Company (Dow), a U.S.-based leading manufacturer in the one component foam market, has declared its plans to expand its production facility for polyurethane foam to be in-line with its strategies to invest more in polyurethanes market in the Asia Pacific region. The company recently opened a world-class polyol plant in Rayong, Thailand, to increase the company’s manufacturing capacities to deliver high-quality rigid polyurethane foam.
The report conducts a thorough research on the recent activities of several one component foam market players including Aerosol-Service A.S., Akkim Construction Chemicals, Castelein Sealants, Dap Products, Den Braven Sealants, Dow Chemical Company, Foshan Gunuo Silicone Co., Hanno-Werk Austria, Henkel Ag & Co., Krimelte OÜ, Larsen Building Products, Matadorfix Bohemia, Mccoy Soudal Sealants Adhesives & Foams, Polypag, and Profflex Mounting Foams.

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