Building the Future: The 2033 Waterproofing Chemicals Market - Unleashing Sustainable Solutions

As per the projections of Persistence Market Research, the global waterproofing chemicals market is slated to display a moderate CAGR. As per the data presented in this report, the global waterproofing chemicals market was estimated to be valued at nearly US$ 9,000 Mn in the year 2017 and is slated to reach a valuation of close to US$ 13,200 Mn by the end of the year 2026.

The global Waterproofing chemicals Market to grow based on streamlining of the chemical vertical at a CAGR of 4.3%, reaching US$ 13,200 Mn. The vertical is emphasizing on regulation and sustainability of trade, which are expected to have material impact in the forecast period. Decarbonization would be another aspect that would witness acceleration going forward. The period would also see an influx of renewable polymers. This would be the scene with chemical vertical.

Waterproofing chemicals are largely used in the construction sector and a steady growth in this sector has boosted the growth prospects of the global waterproofing chemicals market. Waterproofing chemicals are mainly used in protecting buildings from leakage and seepage that is caused to due to the ingress of water and moisture. As the pace of industrialization and urbanization is increasing the world over, there is a boost to the construction sector as well, thereby contributing to the positive growth of the global waterproofing chemicals market.

Waterproofing Chemicals Market Segmented By Bitumen, PVC, EPDM, TPO, PTFE, Silicone in Construction, Infrastructure, Automotive, Textile Industry with Membrane, Liquid, Cementious Technology

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Moreover, a rise in the labor wages and cost of raw materials is also acting positively on the global waterproofing chemicals market. On the other hand, as infrastructure building activities are rising rapidly in the world, the construction of tunnels, bridges, roads, etc. is also increasing. This is also likely to positively impact the global waterproofing chemicals market.

A new report published by Persistence Market Research titled 'Waterproofing Chemicals Market: Global Industry Analysis 2012-2016 and Forecast 2017-2026' studies the performance of the global waterproofing chemicals market over a nine year assessment period starting from the year 2017 and ending in the year 2026. The report presents the value forecast of the global waterproofing chemicals market and provides key insights into the different factors driving market growth as well as the factors restricting market growth. The report on global waterproofing chemicals market also provides insights on the various opportunities and trends that are shaping up this market. As per the projections presented by Persistence Market Research, the global waterproofing chemicals market was estimated to be valued at nearly US$ 9,000 Mn at the end of the year 2017 and is expected to reach a value of nearly US$ 13,200 Mn by 2026, exhibiting a CAGR of 4.3% during the period of assessment.

PTFE Sub-segment is the Largest Product Type by Value

The PTFE sub-segment in the product type category of the global waterproofing chemicals market is the largest segment by value and is slated to display a CAGR of 4.4% during the period of forecast. The PTFE segment is projected to reach a market worth of nearly US$ 3,600 Mn at the end of the period of forecast in the year 2026.

Construction End Use Segment to Lead in Terms of Value

The construction sub-segment in the end use industry category of the global waterproofing chemicals market is anticipated to display a CAGR of 4.2% during the period of forecast. The construction sub-segment was estimated to be valued at nearly US$ 3,400 Mn in the year 2017.

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Liquid Sub-segment by Technology Poised to Exhibit the Fastest Growth Rate During the Forecast Period

The liquid sub-segment in the technology category of the global waterproofing chemicals market is slated to exhibit the fastest CAGR of 5.1% during the period of forecast. This segment is estimated to reach a market valuation of nearly US$ 2,100 Mn by the end of the year 2026.

APEJ to Remain Dominant Regional Market for Waterproofing Chemicals

The APEJ region is the dominant region in the global waterproofing chemicals market and is anticipated to display a CAGR of 4.7% during the period of forecast. The APEJ region is likely to reach a value of nearly US$ 4,500 Mn by the end of the assessment period in the year 2026.

Global Waterproofing Chemicals Market: Competition Tracking

In the competition landscape section of the global waterproofing chemicals market report, the important players functioning in this market have been profiled. Some of the key companies that have been featured in this report include

Pidilite Industries Limited,
W.R. Grace and Company,
DowDuPont Inc.,
BASF SE, H.B. Fuller,
Wacker Chemie AG,
RPM International,
Evonik Industries AG,
Akzo Nobel NV and Sika AG.

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