Countries covered: United States
SUMMARY OF MAJOR FINDINGS
The $2.0 billion U.S. ceramic tile market began to recover during 2010 and the recovery is expected to continue into 2011. The rebound is being led by growth in the residential remodeling and replacement market. The builder market could also begin to increase, however, this market will continue to be hampered by the foreclosure situation and a rising residential vacancy rate. Nonresidential markets may show a slight gain in 2011 since vacancy rates in this sector also remains high. The upturn in U.S. demand is being aided by declining average ceramic tile prices. Declining average prices has contributed to ceramic tile regaining some share of the U.S. floor coverings market as consumers continue to seek out value-priced flooring. The price drop is being led by cuts in average prices shipped from U.S. plants. This has increased their share of U.S. ceramic tile sales. However, low-cost tiles manufacturers in Mexico and China also gained share.
CERAMIC TILE MARKET TRENDS
Catalina Research uncovered these trends in our 183-page report on the U.S. ceramic tile industry. Report sections cover the U.S. market on a dollar and square foot basis. Catalina has calculated ceramic tile’s position in the U.S. floor coverings industry and the hard surface flooring market. Catalina also conducted a comparative analysis of ceramic and other flooring material prices.
SOURCE OF SUPPLY
Separate sections evaluate U.S. shipments and imports. Data is segmented by tile size and whether the tile is glazed or unglazed. Import shipments are tracked by country of origin. As part of our analysis, Catalina calculated U.S. tile sales by country of origin. There is also an analysis of tile pricing by country source, as well as insurance, freight, and tariff costs faced by importers. In addition, Catalina reviewed the product strategies of the major competitors including the introduction of porcelain tiles and stone looks, and investments in new U.S. production capacity.
END-USE MARKETS AND FACTORS AFFECTING DEMAND
Ceramic tile sales are provided for residential and nonresidential markets and for new construction and remodeling markets. End-use market trends are correlated with U.S. housing demand, homeowner hard surface replacement projects and spending, characteristics of new homes, nonresidential construction spending, mortgage interest rates, and other economic indicators to uncover the factors driving demand and provide insights into the direction of domestic demand in 2011 and beyond.
DISTRIBUTION CHANNELS AND CONSUMER DEMOGRAPHICS
Ceramic tile distribution is analyzed by type of outlet. The specialty floor covering store and home center channels are evaluated to indicate the shifts in industry sales channels. In addition, the tile contractor business is evaluated by type of building and by region and state. Catalina analyzed household spending on hard surface flooring products by household income, age of household head, household size, and region to point to important target markets.
WORLDS MARKETS AND U.S. EXPORTS
Catalina analyzed world output, and the tile market in major producing and consuming countries. The manufacturing base and domestic demand were reviewed for the Chinese, Brazilian, Indian, Italian, Spanish, Mexican, and other markets. Catalina also calculated global market shares for twenty leading manufacturers. U.S. exports are analyzed by product and major country of destination. In addition, Catalina reviewed Canadian import trends.
COMPETITIVE ENVIRONMENT AND PLANT PROFIT MARGINS
In addition, Catalina Research examined the cost structure and profitability of U.S. ceramic tile plants. Data trends are compiled for material, labor, and capital inputs. Catalina supplemented industry data with profiles and sales of 14 leading U.S.- and foreign-based manufactures. Catalina used this data to calculate leading manufacturer market shares. Company profiles cover product lines and new products, manufacturing and distribution, capital investments, and acquisitions. Executives are urged to review the growth- and profit-oriented strategies of leading worldwide ceramic tile manufactures and compare their company’s own performance to the industry averages.
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Additional InformationSCOPE AND METHODOLOGY
The Catalina Report on Ceramic Tile is a guide to the sales and profit-oriented opportunities in this important sector of the U.S. floor coverings industry. This comprehensive database covers U.S. shipments, imports and world markets, end-use markets, factors affecting domestic demand, distribution and demographics, exports, the cost structure of U.S. plants, and the competitive environment. In addition, major U.S. manufacturers and marketers are profiled to review competitor source of supply and distribution strategies.
U.S. manufacturer sales are calculated from U.S. Department of Commerce statistics by collecting data on domestic plant shipments subtracting exports and adding imports (Section 1). Manufacturing sales are provided in square feet and dollars and average prices are calculated as well. Data is provided on an annual and quarterly basis. Catalina also conducted a comparative growth analysis with the key factors driving U.S. ceramic tile demand, and compared ceramic tile prices to other floor covering materials. In addition, the industry’s plant profit margins are compared to the U.S. manufacturing average. Section and report findings are provided in the Executive Summary in order to develop strategies to outperform the industry averages.
Sections 2 and 3 analyze the industry’s source of supply and product mix. Data is provided for glazed and unglazed tile and mosaic and non-mosaic tile. U.S. shipments are compiled from Department of Commerce surveys. Shipments are for all domestic manufacturers, whether plants are owned by U.S.- or foreign-based companies, and whether or not plants specialize (50.0% or more of total facility revenues) in ceramic tile. U.S. import data is derived from U.S. Customs records. Import data is segmented by product and country of origin. World ceramic tile production and market trends and data for leading world manufacturers are analyzed in Section 4. This section also tracks Canadian ceramic tile imports.
Catalina correlated these trends with factors affecting domestic demand in order to estimate and forecast the data provided in the previous sections (Section 6). This section analyzes data on U.S. residential and nonresidential construction activity, residential remodeling markets, and other factors affecting U.S. demand. An analysis of U.S. ceramic tile purchases by end-use market is also included (Section 5).
In addition, Section 5 investigates U.S. ceramic tile distribution patterns and consumer demographics. Government data include retail sales of hard surface flooring by type of outlet and revenues of ceramic tile contractors. Contractor revenues are provided by type of building, type of work, and by region and state. The average value per square foot of installed tile is calculated as well. A survey by the Bureau of Labor Statistics provides data on household hard surface flooring purchases by demographic characteristic. Spending is segmented by income, age, size of household, and region. Tables also provide data on U.S. exports.
Catalina supplies data on the cost structure and profitability of U.S. plants specializing in the manufacture and sale of ceramic tile (Section 7). U.S. Department of Commerce data covering these plants and imports are supplemented with individual company sales data in order to calculate top company market shares. Company sales statistics are compiled as part of an exhaustive effort to provide domestic competitor intelligence (Section 8). Annual reports, databases, and trade journals were searched for growth- and profit-oriented strategies.
Action-oriented executives are urged to use this comprehensive statistical database and competitor information to uncover growing product lines, end-use markets, distribution channels, and profitable operating strategies. Executives are urged to compute their own company’s market share and compare their company’s operating ratios to the industry averages as part of this process.
- SECTION 1 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY AND U.S. CERAMIC TILE MARKET TRENDS
- Executive Summary
- U.S. Market Size And Growth Analysis
- End-Use Markets And Factors Driving Demand
- Source Of Supply
- Product Trends And New Technologies
- Competitive Environment
- Industry Profit Margins
- Outlook
- Table 1-1 U.S. Ceramic Floor And Wall Tile Sales And Average Value Per Square Foot Supplied, 1987-2016 (square feet and dollars)
- Figure 1-1 U.S. Ceramic Floor And Wall Tile Sales, 1992-2016 (square feet)
- Table 1-2 U.S. Quarterly Ceramic Tile Shipments, Imports, Exports, And Manufacturer Sales, 2009 And 2010 (square feet and dollars)
- Table 1-3 Ceramic Floor And Wall Tile's Position In The U.S. Floor Covering Market, 1987-2016 (square feet, dollars, and percent)
- Figure 1-2 Ceramic Floor And Wall Tiles’ Share Of Total U.S. Floor Covering Manufacturer Sales, 1997-2016 (percent)
- Table 1-4 U.S. Average Value Per Square Foot Supplied For Ceramic Tile Compared To All Floor Covering Products, 1997-2016 (dollars)
- Table 1-5 Comparative Growth Analysis Of U.S. Ceramic Floor And Wall Tile Sales And Factors Determining Demand, 1996-2011 (square feet, dollars, number, and percent): Manufacturer Sales, Total New Construction, Housing Starts, Interest Rates, Personal Income, And Ceramic Tile Prices
- Table 1-6 U.S. Ceramic Tile Source Of Supply For Ten Leading Countries Of Origin, 2010 (square feet)
- Table 1-7 Comparison Of Gross Profit Margins For U.S. Ceramic Floor And Wall Tile Plants And The U.S. Manufacturing Average, 1977-2010 (percent)
- SCOPE AND METHODOLOGY
- SECTION 2 U.S. CERAMIC TILE SHIPMENTS
- Summary Of Major Findings
- Ceramic Tile Shipments
- Price Trends
- Leading Domestic Manufacturers And Capacity Expansion
- Shipment Product Mix
- Table 2-1 Value Of U.S. Factory Ceramic Floor And Wall Tile Shipments, 1987-2011 (dollars)
- Table 2-2 U.S. Quantity Factory Ceramic Floor And Wall Tile Shipments And Average Value Per Square Foot Shipped, 1987-2011
- (square feet and dollars)
- Table 2-3 Value Of U.S. Ceramic Floor And Wall Tile Factory Shipments By Product Type, 2002-2010 (dollars): Glazed With Facial Area Greater Than 6 And Less Than 59 Square Inches, Glazed Having A Facial Area 59 Square Inches Or Greater, And Unglazed And Mosaic Tiles
- Table 2-4 U.S. Quantity Ceramic Floor And Wall Tile Factory Shipments By Product Type, 2002-2010 (square feet): Glazed With Facial Area Greater Than 6 And Less Than 59 Square Inches, Glazed Having A Facial Area 59 Square Inches Or Greater, And Unglazed And Mosaic Tiles
- Table 2-5 U.S. Average Value Per Square Foot Of Ceramic Floor And Wall Tile Shipped By Product Type, 2002-2010 (dollars): Glazed With Facial Area Greater Than 6 And Less Than 59 Square Inches, Glazed Having A Facial Area 59 Square Inches Or Greater, And Unglazed And Mosaic Tiles
- SECTION 3 U.S. CERAMIC TILE IMPORTS
- Summary Of Major Findings
- U.S. Ceramic Tile Imports
- Import Price Trends
- Imports’ Share Of The U.S. Market
- Ports Of Entry
- Italian Imports
- Chinese Imports
- Mexican Imports
- Spanish Imports
- Brazilian Imports
- Table 3-1 Total Cost Value Of U.S. Ceramic Floor And Wall Tile Imports, 1992-2011 (dollars): Product Cost, Insurance And Freight, And Tariff
- Table 3-2 Share Of U.S. Ceramic Floor And Wall Tile Value Of Imports By Product Cost, Insurance And Freight Costs, And Tariff Charges, 1992-2011 (percent)
- Table 3-3 U.S. Ceramic Floor And Wall Tile Imports, 1987-2011(square feet and dollars)
- Table 3-4 U.S. Imports Of Glazed And Unglazed Ceramic Floor And Wall Tile By Type And Size, 1997-2010 (square feet and number)
- Table 3-5 Total Cost Value Of U.S. Ceramic Floor And Wall Tile Imports For The Top Fifteen Countries Of Origin, 2002-2010 (dollars)
- Table 3-6 Quantity U.S. Ceramic Floor And Wall Tile Imports For The Top Fifteen Countries Of Origin And Average Value Per Square Foot Of Product Imported, 2002-2010 (square feet and dollars)
- Table 3-7 Value Of U.S. Ceramic Floor And Wall Tile Product Imports, Insurance And Freight Costs, And Tariff Charges For The Top Six Countries Of Origin, 2002-2010 (dollars)
- Table 3-8 Value Of U.S. Ceramic Floor And Wall Tile Imports For The Top Fifteen Ports Of Entry, 2002-2009 (dollars)
- Table 3-9 Dollar Exchange Rates For Currencies Of U.S. Ceramic Tile Importers, 2002-2010 (exchange rate)
- SECTION 4 WORLD CERAMIC TILE MARKET TRENDS
- World Ceramic Tile Production
- World Export Shipments
- World Ceramic Tile Consumption
- Mexican Ceramic Tile Industry
- Chinese Ceramic Tile Industry
- Italian Ceramic Tile Industry
- Thailand Ceramic Tile Industry
- Brazilian Ceramic Industry
- Spanish Ceramic Tile Industry
- Table 4-1 World Ceramic Tile Production, 1999-2010 (square feet)
- Table 4-2 Ceramic Tile Production For The Top Twenty-Two Leading Manufacturing Countries, 2002-2009 (square feet)
- Table 4-3 Percent Distribution Of World Ceramic Tile Production For The Twenty-Two Leading Manufacturing Countries, 2002-2009 (percent)
- Table 4-4 Ceramic Tile Consumption For The Top Twenty Markets And Per Capita Sales, 2005-2009 (square feet)
- Table 4-5 Ceramic Tile Exports For The Top Fifteen Supplying Countries, 2005-2009 (square feet)
- Table 4-6 Canadian Imports Of Floor And Wall Tile For The Top Ten Countries Of Origin, 2005-2010 (Canadian dollars)
- Table 4-7 Ceramic Tile Production For Twenty Leading Manufacturers And Share Of Total World Production, 2009 (square feet and percent)
- Table 4-8 Sales And Profit Margins For Eight Foreign-Based Companies, 2005-2009 (dollars and percent)
- Table 4-9 Sales And Operating Ratios For Internacional De Ceramica (Interceramic) And Sales By Geographic Area, 2004-2009 (dollars and percent): Sales, Cost Of Sales, Selling And Administrative Expenses, Operating Income, Capital Expenditures, And Sales By Area And Channel
- Table 4-10 Contact Information For Leading Global Ceramic Tile Manufacturers
- SECTION 5 U.S. CERAMIC TILE END-USE MARKETS AND DISTRIBUTION
- Summary Of Major Findings
- Residential Remodeling Market
- New Residential Construction Market
- Nonresidential Markets
- Retail Ceramic Tile Distribution Trends
- Dal-Tile And Florida Tile Models
- Home Depot And Lowe’s Floor Coverings Sales Trends
- Household Hard Surface Flooring Market And Purchaser Demographics
- Ceramic Tile Installation Contractor Market
- Installation Product Market And Leading Suppliers
- Export Shipments
- Table 5-1 Value Of U.S. Ceramic Floor And Wall Tile Purchases By Major End-Use Market, 1997-2011 (dollars): New Residential Construction, Residential Remodeling And Replacement, New Nonresidential Construction, And Commercial Contract
- Table 5-2 Percent Distribution Of U.S. Ceramic Floor And Wall Tile Purchases By Major End-Use Market, 1997-2011 (percent Replacement, New Nonresidential Construction, And Commercial Contract
- Table 5-3 Ceramic Tile Installation Revenues And Revenues Per Square Foot Of Ceramic Tile Installed, 1987-2010 (dollars)
- Table 5-4 Number, Revenues, Material Costs, And Work By Type Of Building For U.S. Contractors Specializing In Ceramic Tile, Mosaic, And Terrazzo Work, 1992-2010 (number, dollars, and percent)
- Table 5-5 U.S. Ceramic Tile, Mosaic, And Terrazzo Work Contractor Employment And Labor Cost Trends, 1992-2010 (number, dollars, and percent): Employees, Average Hourly Wages, Average Weekly Hours, And Payroll Percent Revenue
- Table 5-6 U.S. Ceramic Tile, Mosaic, And Terrazzo Work Contractor Revenues By Type Of Work, 1992-2010 (dollars): New Construction, Additions And Reconstruction, And Maintenance And Repair
- Table 5-7 Revenues Of U.S. Contractors Specializing In Ceramic Tile, Mosaic, And Terrazzo Work By Region And State, 1992-2010 (dollars)
- Table 5-8 Percent Distribution Of U.S. Ceramic Tile, Mosaic, And Terrazzo Work Revenues By Region And State, 1992-2010 (percent)
- Table 5-9 Number Of U.S. Contractors Specializing In Ceramic Tile, Mosaic, And Terrazzo Work By Region And State, 1992-2010 (number)
- Table 5-10 Average Revenues Of U.S. Contractors Specializing In Ceramic Tile, Mosaic, And Terrazzo Work By Region And State, 1992-2010 (dollars)
- Table 5-11 Ceramic Tile's Share Of U.S. Hard Surface Flooring Manufacturer Sales And Per Capita Sales, 1987-2016 (square feet and percent)
- Table 5-12 U.S. Retail Hard Surface Flooring Sales By Type Of Retailer, 1997-2010 (dollars): Floor Coverings Stores, Home Centers, Other Building Material Dealers, And Other Retailers
- Table 5-13 U.S. Household Spending On Hard Surface Flooring And Installation, And Percent Spent By Homeowners And Renters And Material And Installation And Material Only, 1997-2010 (dollars and percent)
- Table 5-14 U.S. Household Spending On Hard Surface Flooring And Installation By Demographic Characteristic, 2002-2009 (dollars): Household Income, Age Of Household Head, Size Of Household, And Region
- Table 5-15 Average U.S. Household Spending On Hard Surface Flooring And Installation By Demographic Characteristic For Homeowners And Renters, 2009 (dollars): Household Income, Age Of Household Head, Size Of Household, And Region
- Table 5-16 Number Of Household Hard Surface Flooring Replacement, Maintenance, And Repair Jobs And By Recent Movers And Region, 2001-2009 (number)
- Table 5-17 Average U.S. Household Spending On Hard Surface Flooring And Installation Through Contractors And D-I-Y And B-I-Y Purchases By Demographic Characteristic, 2009 (dollars): Household Income, Age Of Household Head, Size Of Household, And Region
- Table 5-18 Number Of U.S. Home Depot And Lowe’s Home Centers By State, 2007 And 2009 (number)
- Table 5-19 Value Of U.S. Ceramic Floor And Wall Tile Exports, 1987-2011 (dollars)
- Table 5-20 U.S. Exports Of Glazed And Unglazed Ceramic Floor And Wall Tile By Type, 1997-2010 (square feet and number): Mosaic And Other Tile
- Table 5-21 U.S. Ceramic Floor And Wall Tile Exports For The Top Six Countries Of Destination, 2002-2010 (dollars and square feet)
- SECTION 6 FACTORS DRIVING U.S. DEMAND
- Summary Of Major Findings
- Residential Remodeling And Replacement Market
- New Residential Construction Market
- Nonresidential Markets
- Table 6-1 U.S. Spending On Building Construction, 1987-2011 (dollars): Total Buildings, Residential Buildings, And Nonresidential Buildings
- Table 6-2 U.S. Spending On Construction Put In Place By Market And Building Type, 2006-2010 (dollars): Residential, Lodging, Office, Commercial, Healthcare, Educational, Religious, Public Safety, Amusement And Recreation, Manufacturing, And Public Buildings
- Table 6-3 Percent Of U.S. Households Purchasing A New Or Existing Housing Unit, 1992-2010 (number, percent, and dollars): Total Households, Total Housing Demand, Percent Households Purchasing, Interest Rates, And Average Value Per Existing Home Sold
- Table 6-4 Total U.S. Housing Demand By Sector By Region, 2005-2010 (number): Existing Home Sales, New Housing Completions, And Mobile Home Placements
- Table 6-5 New U.S. Privately Owned Housing Units Started And By Type Of Structure, 1980-2011 (number): Total Starts; In Structures With 1 Unit, 2 To 4 Units, And 5 Units Or More
- Table 6-6 Monthly New Private U.S. Housing Units Authorized By 20,000 Building Permit Places By Region, 2009 And 2010 (number)
- Table 6-7 New Privately Owned Housing Units Authorized By 20,000 Building Permit Places By Region And State, 2008-2010 (number)
- Table 6-8 Average Value Per New Single-Family House Sold And Average Value Per Square Foot, 1992-2010 (dollars)
- Table 6-9 New U.S. Single-Family Houses Sold By Sales Price, 1990-2010 (number): Under $150,000, $150,000 To $199,999, $200,000 To $299,999, $300,000 To $499,999, And $500,000 And Over
- Table 6-10 Average Size Per New U.S. Housing Unit Completed By Type Of Unit And Region, 1995-2010 (square feet): Single-Family Homes, Multi-Family Units, And Mobile Homes
- Table 6-11 U.S. Homes Closed By Ten Leading Domestic Home Builders, 2002-2010 (number)
- Table 6-12 Value Of Private Nonresidential Building Construction Spending By Region, By Building Type, 2004-2009 (dollars): Lodging, Office, Commercial, Healthcare, Education, Religion, Amusement And Recreation, Manufacturing, And Total; Northeast, Midwest, South, And West
- Table 6-13 Number Of Existing Single-Family Homes, Condos, And Co-Ops Sold By Region And State, 2002-2010 (number)
- Table 6-14 U.S. New And Replacement Kitchens And Bathrooms, 2005-2010 (number)
- Table 6-15 Number Of Kitchens And Bathrooms In New U.S. Housing Units By Type Of Structure, 1995-2010 (number): Single-Family Homes, Multi-Family Buildings, And Mobile Homes
- Table 6-16 Total Bathrooms In New U.S. Housing Units And By Type Of Unit And Region, 1995-2009 (number): Single-Family Homes, Multi-Family Buildings, And Mobile Homes
- Table 6-17 New U.S. Privately Owned Single-Family Homes By Number Of Bathrooms And By Region, 1995-2009 (number and percent): 1 1/2 Bathrooms Or Less, 2 Bathrooms, 2 1/2 Bathrooms, And 3 Bathrooms Or More
- Table 6-18 New U.S. Housing Units In Multi-Family Buildings By Number Of Bathrooms And By Region, 1995-2009 (number and percent): 1 Bathroom, 1 1/2 Bathrooms, And 2 Bathrooms Or More
- Table 6-19 Number Of Homeowner Kitchen Jobs By Type And Region, 1999-2007 (number): Added, Renovated, Or Remodeled Kitchen, D-I-Y And Contractor Jobs, Jobs By New Owners, And Region
- Table 6-20 Number Of Homeowner Bathroom Jobs By Type And Region, 1999-2007 (number): Added, Renovated Or Remodeled Bathroom, D-I-Y And Contractor Jobs, Jobs By New Owners, And Region
- Table 6-21 Total U.S. Residential Property Owner Spending On Improvements, Additions, Alterations, And Repairs And Residential Spending On Kitchen And Bathroom Remodeling, 1987-2011 (dollars)
- Table 6-22 Distribution Of U.S. Housing Units By Number Of Bathrooms, Total Number Of Residential Bathrooms, And Average Bathrooms Per Unit, 1995-2010 (number)
- Table 6-23 Direct U.S. Average Annual Household Spending On Maintenance And Repair Commodities By Demographic Characteristic, 2000-2009 (dollars): Household Income, Age, Family Size, And Region
- Table 6-24 U.S. Home Mortgage Interest Rates And Personal Income, 1982-2010 (percent and dollars)
- Table 6-25 Distribution Of U.S. Households By Demographic Characteristic, 1995-2009 (percent): Household Income, Age Of Household Head, Household Size, Region, And Total Households
- Table 6-26 Number Of U.S. Hotels And Motels, Number Of Guest Rooms, And Lodging Industry Construction Spending, 1992-2010 (number and dollars)
- SECTION 7 COMPETITIVE ENVIRONMENT AND U.S. CERAMIC TILE PLANT PROFITABILITY
- Summary Of Major Findings
- Number Of U.S. Manufacturers And Foreign-Based Manufacturer Share
- New Capacity Investments
- Industry Profit Margins
- Leading Marketers And Market Share
- Table 7-1 Number Of U.S. Ceramic Floor And Wall Tile Manufacturers, Plants, And Facility Revenues, 1987-2010 (number and dollars)
- Table 7-2 U.S. Ceramic Floor And Wall Tile Plant Operating Ratios And Profit Margins, 1987-2010 (percent): Payroll, Other Labor Costs, Material Costs, And Gross Profit Margin Percent Plant Shipments
- Table 7-3 U.S. Producer Price Trends For Clay, Ceramic, And Refractory Minerals, 1987-2010 (index)
- Table 7-4 U.S. Ceramic Floor And Wall Tile Plant Labor Situation, 1987-2010 (number, dollars, and percent): Number Of Employees; Shipments Per Employee; Production Workers Percent Total Employees, Average Hourly Wages, And Average Weekly Hours
- Table 7-5 U.S. Ceramic Floor And Wall Tile Plant Production And Inventory Trends, 1987-2010 (square feet and ratio): Plant Production And Shipments, Inventory Change, And Inventory/Shipment Ratio
- Table 7-6 New U.S. Ceramic Floor And Wall Tile Capital Expenditure Trends, 1987-2010 (dollars and percent): New Capital Expenditures, Five Year Moving Average, And Percent New Buildings And New Machinery
- Table 7-7 Number Of U.S. Ceramic Floor And Wall Tile Plants By State, 2002 And 2008 (number): Total Plants And Plants With 20 Or More Employees
- Table 7-8 Distribution Of U.S. Ceramic Floor And Wall Tile Plants, Plant Shipments, And Operating Ratios By Employee Size, 1997-2008 (number, dollars, and percent)
- Table 7-9 Market Share For Eleven Leading U.S. Ceramic Floor And Wall Tile Manufacturers And Marketers, 2009 (percent)
- Table 7-10 Sales And Profit Trends For Dal-Tile, 1996-2010 (dollars and percent)
- Table 7-11 StonePeak Group Sales And Profit Trends, 2006-2010 (dollars and percent)
- SECTION 8 COMPETITIVE INTELLIGENCE: COMPANY PROFILES AND RECENT DEVELOPMENTS
- Sources, Methodology, And Objectives
- Crossville Ceramics
- Ceramic Tile Products And Markets
- Sales And Market Share
- Eliane USA
- Eliane Revestimentos Ceramicos
- Eliane USA
- Florida Tile, Inc.
- Ceramic Tile Products
- Sales And Market Share
- Florim USA
- Ceramic Tile Products And Sales
- Grupo Lamosa, S.A.B. de C.V.
- Ceramic Tile Products And Manufacturing
- U.S. Sales And Market Share
- Internacional de Cerámica S.A. de C.V.
- Mexican And United States Operations
- Manufacturing And Distribution
- Total Company Sales Trends
- U.S. Sales And Market Share
- Iris US
- Ceramic Tile Manufacturing And Products
- Mannington Mills, Inc.
- Porcelain Tile And Sales
- Marazzi USA
- Ceramic Tile Products
- Sales And Market Share
- Mohawk Industries, Inc.
- Dal-Tile Segment
- Ceramic Tile Products And Brands
- Dal-Tile Segment Manufacturing And Distribution
- Dal-Tile Sales And Market Share
- Roca Tile Group
- Ceramic Tile Products
- Sales And Market Share
- Shaw Industries, Inc
- Ceramic Tile Products
- StonePeak Ceramics
- Ceramic Tile Products
- Sales And Market Share
- Vitromex USA
- Ceramic Tile Products
- Sales And Market Share
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