Carbon Textile Reinforced Concrete Market 2020-2025: Leading Key Players Solidian GmbH, CarboCon GmbH, Weserland GmbH, Tradecc

The Carbon Textile Reinforced Concrete Market is categorized based on application and region. Based on application, the market is segmented into buildings, bridge, road, and others. Building application is likely to attain a significant market share in the coming years due to the product usage in making sandwich panels, parking structures, facade, thermal walls, 2D & 3D reinforcements, etc. The global population has increased from 6.9 billion in 2010 to 7.6 billion in 2018. Rising population would result in increasing demand for residential facilities. This would in turn increase the demand from this segment in the future. Bridge segments is likely to gain a significant growth in the coming years due to cost-effectiveness and functional superiority of the product. As bridges are constantly exposed to high load, carbon textile reinforced concrete can be used for strengthening and restoration of damages.

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Carbon textile reinforced concrete market is a lightweight composite with little thermal expansion and versatile nature. They are capable of being designed in diverse shapes and configurations. Hence, they can replace steel reinforcing bars in the construction industry. Rising demand for green initiatives in the construction industry will in turn increase the demand for the product. This is due to the product being more cost-effective option along with its lightweight characteristics.

This helps in minimizing energy consumption, lowers carbon emission and helps in resource protection. Companies are increasingly investing in green construction projects due market drivers like client demand, environmental conservation and improving the health and well-being of the population. The number of LEED-certified construction projects in the United States increased from around 290 certifications in 2006 to more than 65,000 in 2017. Such rising trend in the green building industry would in turn augment the growth in the carbon textile reinforced concrete market.

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North America is a significant region in the global Carbon Textile Reinforced Concrete Market. The major share would be occupied by the U.S. due to the size of its construction market. The construction spending in the U.S. in 2018 crossed USD 1.2 trillion, making it one of the largest construction markets worldwide. Positive trends in the residential market are the primary drivers of the booming construction industry growth. Hence, it is a significant market. Aging infrastructure has also become a serious concern in the U.S. and rising focus on updating infrastructure is expected. This would also result in rising demand in the market as the product is majorly used for repair activities.

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Some of the players in the global carbon textile reinforced concrete market are Solidian GmbH, CarboCon GmbH, Weserland GmbH, Tradecc, Raina Industries Pvt Ltd, ADCOS NV, Hering Architectural Concrete, etc.

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