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Biocomposites Market based on Fiber Type (Wood Fiber and Non-wood Fiber), Polymer Type (Synthetic and Natural), Product (Hybrid and Green), End-use Industries (Building & Construction, Transportation, and Consumer Goods) and Region – Trends & Forecast: 20

Publisher IHR Insights Pvt Limited
Published Dec 07, 2023
Length 89 Pages
SKU # HRI20067028

Description

Compared to glass fibre composites and carbon fibre composites, biocomposites take a lot less energy to manufacture. However, the price of biocomposites is higher than that of glass fibre composites. There is a chance that prices will decrease because of economies of scale and popular uses. These biocomposites can be made inexpensively in developing nations like India and China using readily available raw materials including flax, jute, Kenaf, and hemp. This will assist in lowering the overall cost of biocomposites made from natural fibres. Furthermore, as technology develops and production reaches economies of scale, it is anticipated that these biocomposites will become less expensive over time.

Table of Contents

89 Pages
1. Executive Summary
2. Industry Outlook
2.1. Industry Overview
2.2. Industry Trends
3. Market Snapshot
3.1. Market Definition
3.2. Market Outlook
3.2.1. Porter Five Forces
3.3. Related Markets
4. Market characteristics
4.1. Market Overview
4.2. Market Segmentation
4.3. Market Dynamics
4.3.1. Drivers
4.3.2. Restraints
4.3.3. Opportunities
4.4. DRO - Impact Analysis
5. Fiber TYPE: Market Size & Analysis
5.1. Overview
5.2. Wood Fiber Composites
5.3. Non-wood Fiber Composites
5.4. Others
6. Polymer type: Market Size & Analysis
6.1. Overview
6.2. Natural POLYMER TYPE Composites
6.3. Synthetic POLYMER TYPE Composites
7. Product: Market Size & Analysis
7.1. Overview
7.2. Hybrid Biocomposites
7.3. Green Biocomposites
8. End use industries: Market Size & Analysis
8.1. Overview
8.2. Building & Construction
8.3. Transportation
8.4. Consumer Goods
8.5. Others
9. Geography: Market Size & Analysis
9.1. Overview
9.2. North America (U.S., Mexico, Canada)
9.3. Europe (France, Germany, UK, Italy, Netherlands, Spain, Russia, Rest of Europe)
9.4. Asia Pacific (Japan, China, India, Australia, South East Asia, Rest of APAC)
9.5. Latin America (Brazil, Argentina)
9.6. Middle East & Africa (Saudi Arabia, UAE, South Africa, Rest of Middle East and Africa)
10. Competitive Landscape
10.1. Competitor Comparison Analysis
10.2. Market Developments
10.2.1. Mergers and Acquisitions, Legal, Awards, Partnerships
10.2.2. Product Launches and execution
11. Vendor Profiles
11.1. Bast Fibers LLC
11.1.1. Overview
11.1.2. Financial Overview
11.1.3. Product Offerings
11.1.4. Developments
11.1.5. Business Strategy
11.2. Fiberon LLC
11.2.1. Overview
11.2.2. Financial Overview
11.2.3. Product Offerings
11.2.4. Developments
11.2.5. Business Strategy
11.3. FlexForm Technologies
11.3.1. Overview
11.3.2. Financial Overview
11.3.3. Product Offerings
11.3.4. Developments
11.3.5. Business Strategy
11.4. Huntsman Corporation
11.4.1. Overview
11.4.2. Financial Overview
11.4.3. Product Offerings
11.4.4. Developments
11.4.5. Business Strategy
11.5. Meshlin Composites ZRT
11.5.1. Overview
11.5.2. Financial Overview
11.5.3. Product Offerings
11.5.4. Developments
11.5.5. Business Strategy
11.6. Mitsubishi Plastics, Inc.
11.6.1. Overview
11.6.2. Financial Overview
11.6.3. Product Offerings
11.6.4. Developments
11.6.5. Business Strategy
11.7. Nanjing Jufeng Advanced Materials Co. Ltd.
11.7.1. Overview
11.7.2. Financial Overview
11.7.3. Product Offerings
11.7.4. Developments
11.7.5. Business Strategy
11.8. Procotex
11.8.1. Overview
11.8.2. Financial Overview
11.8.3. Product Offerings
11.8.4. Developments
11.8.5. Business Strategy
11.9. Fiberon LLC.
11.9.1. Overview
11.9.2. Financial Overview
11.9.3. Product Offerings
11.9.4. Developments
11.9.5. Business Strategy
11.10. Tecnaro GmbH
11.10.1. Overview
11.10.2. Financial Overview
11.10.3. Product Offerings
11.10.4. Developments
11.10.5. Business Strategy
12. Analyst Opinion
13. Annexure

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