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Market Research Report
WORLD CEMENT (Global industry forecasts for 2013 & 2018)
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The Freedonia Group |
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January, 2010 |
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This publication has been discontinued on December 2, 2011.
Below is the updated product.
Published: December, 2011
Product code: 225123
Abstract
Global demand to rise 4.1% annually through 2013
Global demand for hydraulic cement is forecast to rise 4.1 percent per year to
3.5 billion metric tons in 2013, valued at $246 billion. Gains will be fueled
by rising investments in infrastructure among the developing countries of the
world, driven by economic growth and increasing per capita income levels. In
developed areas, gains in demand will improve from a low 2008 base, yet lag
the robust advances seen from 2003 to 2008. Many of the fastest-growing
markets for cement during this period, including China, Russia, Brazil and
other large consumers, will experience a substantial deceleration in cement
demand going forward.
Blended cement to increase market share
Blended cement, the leading cement product type in 2008, is expected to
further increase its share of the market over portland cement through 2013.
Blended cement will continue to benefit from its typically lower costs and
positive environmental profile compared to straight portland cement. Cement
firms are increasing the use of cementious materials such as fly ash and blast
furnace slag in their products, which reduces carbon dioxide emissions from
the production of portland cement clinker.
Ready-mix concrete to remain fastest growing type
Ready-mix concrete will continue to be the fastest-growing outlet for cement
through 2013. While ready-mix dominates cement demand in developed world
markets such as the US and Japan, in many industrializing countries sales to
consumers or construction contractors are more common. This is changing
rapidly, particularly in the urban areas of China and India, where the
efficiency benefits of ready-mix concrete are allowing this market to gain a
larger portion of cement demand.
Developing Asian countries to continue strong gains
A number of countries will continue to see strong gains in demand for cement,
particularly in the Asia/Pacific region. China, which accounts for nearly half
of world cement demand, will see a slowing rate of growth through 2013 as
construction spending decelerates, but gains will remain well above the global
average.
India, the world' s second-largest cement market, will see some of the most
rapid advances of any country in the world. Other fast-growing markets for
cement in the region include the Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam, all with
growth rates exceeding six percent per year. In the developing nations of
Latin America, Eastern Europe and the Africa/Mideast region, however, advances
in cement demand will slow considerably from the robust gains seen during the
2003-2008 period.
Increases in cement demand in the developed areas of the US, Western Europe
and Japan will lag the average global pace of growth, though improving
substantially from the 2003-2008 performance.
In the US, cement demand plummeted in the wake of a residential building slump
and economic recession from 2006 to 2008, but a solid rebound is expected
through 2013. In Western Europe, improvement in construction activity will
fuel a turnaround in the region' s three largest cement markets, Spain, Italy
and Germany. Similarly, a modest rise in construction spending in Japan will
drive increases in cement consumption after a long period of declining demand.
Study coverage
This new Freedonia industry study, World Cement, presents historical demand
data (1998, 2003 and 2008) plus forecasts for 2013 and 2018 by type, market,
world region and for 45 countries. in addition, the study considers market
environment factors, evaluates company market share data and profiles industry
competitors.
Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION
I. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
II. MARKET ENVIRONMENT
- General
- World Economic Overview
- Recent Historical Trends
- World Economic Outlook
- World Demographic Overview
- Population
- Urban Population
- World Construction Outlook
- Nonbuilding Construction
- Nonresidential Building
- Residential Construction
- Pricing Patterns
- Technology Trends
- Legal & Regulatory Environment
III. WORLD SUPPLY & DEMAND
- General
- World Cement Markets
- Regional Demand Dynamics
- Demand by Type
- Demand by Market
- Ready-Mix Concrete
- Construction Contractors
- Consumer
- Concrete Products
- Other
- World Cement Production
- International Trade Flows
IV. NORTH AMERICA
- Overview
- Cement Supply & Demand
- United States
- Canada
- Mexico
V. WESTERN EUROPE
- Overview
- Cement Supply & Demand
- Spain
- Italy
- Germany
- France
- Other Western Europe
- United Kingdom
- Greece
- Portugal
- Netherlands
- Belgium
- Austria
- Switzerland
- All Other
VI. ASIA/PACIFIC
- Overview
- Cement Supply & Demand
- China
- India
- Japan
- South Korea
- Vietnam
- Indonesia
- Thailand
- Other Asia/Pacific
- Pakistan
- Malaysia
- Taiwan
- Philippines
- Australia
- All Other
VII. OTHER REGIONS
- Latin America
- Brazil
- Other Latin America
- Argentina
- Colombia
- Venezuela
- Peru
- Chile
- All Other
- Eastern Europe
- Russia
- Other Eastern Europe
- Poland
- Ukraine
- Romania
- Czech Republic
- All Other
- Africa/Mideast
- Iran
- Turkey
- Egypt
- Saudi Arabia
- Other Africa/Mideast
- United Arab Emirates
- Algeria
- Morocco
- South Africa
- Nigeria
- All Other
VIII. INDUSTRY STRUCTURE
- General
- Industry Composition
- Market Share
- Lafarge
- Holcim
- CEMEX
- HeidelbergCement
- Italcementi
- Other Leading Suppliers
- Product Development & Manufacturing
- Marketing & Distribution
- Cooperative Agreements
- Financial Requirements
- Acquisitions & Divestitures
COMPANY PROFILES
- Aalborg Portland A/S, see Cementir Holdings SpA
- Abu Dhabi Cement, see Lafarge SA
- ACC Limited
- Adelaide Brighton Limited, see Boral Limited
- AfriSam South Africa Pty Limited, see Holcim Limited
- Akcansa Cimento Sanayi, see HeidelbergCement
- Alcon Cement Company, see ACC Limited
- Alpha Cement JSC, see Holcim Limited
- Ambuja Cements Limited
- Amreyah Cement Company, see Cimentos de Portugal
- Anhui Chaodong Cement, see Anhui Conch Cement
- Anhui Conch Cement Company Limited
- Anhui King Bridge Cement, see Anhui Conch Cement and Taiwan Cement
- APO Cement Corporation, see CEMEX SAB de CV
- Ash Grove Cement Company
- Asia Cement Corporation
- Asment de Temara SA, see Cimentos de Portugal
- Assiut Cement Company, see CEMEX SAB de CV
- Bamburi Cement Limited, see Lafarge SA
- Bazian Cement Company, see Lafarge SA
- Blue Circle Southern Cement Limited, see Boral Limited
- Boral Limited
- BSA Ciment SA, see Vicat Group SA
- Buzzi Unicem SpA
- Camargo Correa SA
- Carpatcement Holding SA, see HeidelbergCement AG
- CDN-Dragon Products Company, see Fomentos de Construcciones y Contratas
- Cement Australia, see HeidelbergCement and Holcim Cementa AB, see
HeidelbergCement AG
- Cementara Kosjeric AD, see Titan Cement Company SA
- Cementir Holdings SpA
- Cemento Bayano SA, see CEMEX SAB de CV
- Cemento de El Salvador SA, see Holcim Limited
- Cemento Polpaico SA, see Holcim Limited
- Cementos Argos SA
- Cementos Avellaneda SA, see Fomentos de Construcciones y Contratas
- Cementos Bio Bio SA, see Votorantim Participacoes SA
- Cementos Cosmos SA, see Cimentos de Portugal
- Cementos Portland Valderrivas SA, see Fomentos de Construcciones y
Contratas
- Cementownia Rejowiec SA, see CRH plc
- CEMEX SAB de CV
- China Century Cement Limited, see HeidelbergCement
- China National Building Material Group Corporation
- China Shanshui Cement Group Limited
- Cimentas AS, see Cementir Holdings SpA
- Cimenteries CBR SA, see HeidelbergCement AG
- Cimenteries du Cameroun, see Lafarge SA
- Cimentos de Cabo Verde SA, see Cimentos de Portugal
- Cimentos de Mozambique sarl, see Cimentos de Portugal
- Cimentos de Portugal SGPS SA
- Ciments de Jbel Oust, see Cimentos de Portugal SGPS SA
- Ciments Francais SA, see Italcementi SpA
- Cimpor - Cimentos do Brasil, see Cimentos de Portugal
- Cimpor Yibitas Cimento Sanayi ve Ticaret AS, see Cimentos de Portugal
- Companhia Industiral e Mercantil de Cimentos, see Camargo Correa
- Corporacion Moctezuma SAB de CV, see Buzzi Unicem
- Corporacion Uniland SA, see CRH plc and Fomentos de Construcciones y
Contratas
- CRH plc
- Dalmacijacement dd, see CEMEX SAB de CV
- Denizli Cement, see CRH plc
- DK Cement, see HeidelbergCement AG
- Dura-Drava Cement Limited, see HeidelbergCement AG
- Dyckerhoff AG, see Buzzi Unicem SpA
- Eagle Materials Incorporated
- Egyptian Cement Company SAE, see Holcim and Lafarge
- ENCI NV, see HeidelbergCement AG
- Essroc Cement Corporation, see Italcementi SpA
- EUROCEMENT Holding AG
- Fars & Khuzestan Cement Company
- Finnsementti Oy, see CRH plc
- Fomentos de Construcciones y Contratas SA
- Giant Cement Holding Incorporated, see Fomentos de Construcciones y
Contratas
- Gorazdze Cement SA, see HeidelbergCement AG
- Grasim Industries Limited
- Grupa Ozarow SA, see CRH plc
- Grupo GLA Cementor SA, see Lafarge SA
- Hanson Limited, see HeidelbergCement AG
- HeidelbergCement AG
- Heracles General Cement Company SA, see Lafarge SA
- Holcim Limited
- Huaxin Cement Company Limited, see Holcim Limited
- Hyundai Cement Company Limited
- Indorama Cement Limited, see HeidelbergCement AG
- Irish Cement Limited, see CRH plc
- Italcementi SpA
- Jianxi Yadong Cement Company, see Asia Cement
- JSC Podilsky Cement, see CRH plc
- Juan Minetti SA, see Holcim Limited
- Jura-Holding AG, see CRH plc
- Kampot Cement Company Limited, see Siam Cement
- Kazakh Buchtarma Cement, see HeidelbergCement
- Kunda Nordic Cement, see CRH and HeidelbergCement
- Lafarge SA
- Lehigh Cement Company, see HeidelbergCement AG
- Lehigh White Cement, see Cementir, CEMEX and HeidelbergCement
- Loma Negra CIASA, see Camargo Correa SA
- Lucky Cement Limited
- Mitsubishi Materials Corporation
- Mynaral TAS, see Vicat Group SA
- Natal Portland Cement, see Cimentos de Portugal
- National Cement Company, see Vicat Group SA
- Nesher Israel Cement Enterprises Limited
- Nghi Son Cement Corporation, see Mitsubishi Materials
- and Taiheiyo Cement
- OJSC Mykolaivcement, see Lafarge SA
- OYAK Cement Group
- Pakistan Cement Company, see Lafarge SA
- Panama Cement Holding SA, see Holcim Limited
- PPC Cement, see Pretoria Portland Cement Company
- Pretoria Portland Cement Company Limited
- PT Indocement Tunggal Prakarsa, see HeidelbergCement
- PT Semen Gresik TbK
- Rinker Materials Corporation, see CEMEX SAB de CV
- Riverside Cement Company, see Texas Industries
- Roanoke Cement Company LLC, see Titan Cement
- Saudi Cement Company
- Scancem International ANS, see HeidelbergCement AG
- Secil-Companhia Geral de Cal e Cimento SA, see CRH
- Shree Digvihay Cement see Cimentos de Portugal
- ShuangMa Investment Company, see Lafarge SA
- Siam Cement Public Company Limited
- Siam City Cement Public Company Limited
- Sinai Cement Company, see Vicat Group SA
- Sinai White Portland Cement Company, see Cementir
- Sococim Industries, see Vicat Group SA
- Solid Cement Corporation, see CEMEX SAB de CV
- Ssangyong Cement Industrial Company Limited
- St. Marys Cement, see Votorantim Participacoes
- Sumitomo Osaka Cement Company Limited
- Sunstate Cement Limited, see Boral Limited
- Suwannee American Cement, see Votorantim
- Taiheiyo Cement Corporation
- Taiwan Cement Corporation
- Tangshan Jidong Cement Group Company Limited
- Texas Industries Incorporated
- Texas Lehigh Cement, see Eagle Materials and HeidelbergCement
- Titan Cement Company SA
- Tong Yang Cement Corporation
- Trinidad Cement Limited, see CEMEX SAB de CV
- Tvornica Cementa Kakanj dd, see HeidelbergCement AG
- Ube Industries Limited
- Ube-Mitsubishi Cement, see Mitsubishi Materials and Ube Industries
- UltraTech Cement Limited, see Grasim Industries Limited
- United Cement Company of Nigeria, see Holcim and Lafarge
- United Cement Corporation, see Lafarge SA
- Vicat Group SA
- Votorantim Participacoes SA
- Yamaguchi EcoTech Corporation, see Ube Industries
- Zuari Cement Limited, see Italcementi SpA
LIST OF TABLES
SECTION I -- EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
SECTION II -- MARKET ENVIRONMENT
- World Gross Domestic Product by Region
- World Population by Region
- World Urban Population by Region
- World Construction Expenditures by Region
- World Nonbuilding Construction Expenditures by Region
- World Nonresidential Building Construction Expenditures by Region
- World Residential Building Construction Expenditures by Region
- World Cement Pricing
SECTION III -- WORLD SUPPLY & DEMAND
- World Cement Demand by Region
- World Cement Demand by Type
- World Blended Cement Demand by Region
- World Portland Cement Demand by Region
- World Demand for Other Cement by Region
- World Cement Demand by Market
- World Ready-Mix Concrete Demand for Cement by Region
- World Construction Contractor Demand for Cement by Region
- World Consumer Demand for Cement by Region
- World Concrete Product Demand for Cement by Region
- World Demand for Cement in Other Markets by Region
- World Cement Production by Region
- World Cement Net Exports by Region
SECTION IV -- NORTH AMERICA
- North America -- Key Indicators for Cement Demand
- North America -- Cement Supply & Demand
- United States -- Key Indicators for Cement Demand
- United States -- Cement Supply & Demand
- Canada -- Key Indicators for Cement Demand
- Canada -- Cement Supply & Demand
- Mexico -- Key Indicators for Cement Demand
- Mexico -- Cement Supply & Demand
SECTION V -- WESTERN EUROPE
- Western Europe -- Key Indicators for Cement Demand
- Western Europe -- Cement Supply & Demand
- Spain -- Key Indicators for Cement Demand
- Spain -- Cement Supply & Demand
- Italy -- Key Indicators for Cement Demand
- Italy -- Cement Supply & Demand
- Germany -- Key Indicators for Cement Demand
- Germany -- Cement Supply & Demand
- France -- Key Indicators for Cement Demand
- France -- Cement Supply & Demand
- Other Western Europe -- Key Indicators for Cement Demand
- Other Western Europe -- Cement Supply & Demand
- Other Western Europe -- Cement Supply & Demand by Country
SECTION VI -- ASIA/PACIFIC
- Asia/Pacific -- Key Indicators for Cement Demand
- Asia/Pacific -- Cement Supply & Demand
- China -- Key Indicators for Cement Demand
- China -- Cement Supply & Demand
- India -- Key Indicators for Cement Demand
- India -- Cement Supply & Demand
- Japan -- Key Indicators for Cement Demand
- Japan -- Cement Supply & Demand
- South Korea -- Key Indicators for Cement Demand
- South Korea -- Cement Supply & Demand
- Vietnam -- Key Indicators for Cement Demand
- Vietnam -- Cement Supply & Demand
- Indonesia -- Key Indicators for Cement Demand
- Indonesia -- Cement Supply & Demand
- Thailand -- Key Indicators for Cement Demand
- Thailand -- Cement Supply & Demand
- Other Asia/Pacific -- Key Indicators for Cement Demand
- Other Asia/Pacific -- Cement Supply & Demand
- Other Asia/Pacific -- Cement Supply & Demand by Country
SECTION VII -- OTHER REGIONS
- Latin America -- Key Indicators for Cement Demand
- Latin America -- Cement Supply & Demand
- Brazil -- Key Indicators for Cement Demand
- Brazil -- Cement Supply & Demand
- Other Latin America -- Key Indicators for Cement Demand
- Other Latin America -- Cement Supply & Demand
- Other Latin America -- Cement Supply & Demand by Country
- Eastern Europe -- Key Indicators for Cement Demand
- Eastern Europe -- Cement Supply & Demand
- Russia -- Key Indicators for Cement Demand
- Russia -- Cement Supply & Demand
- Other Eastern Europe -- Key Indicators for Cement Demand
- Other Eastern Europe -- Cement Supply & Demand
- Other Eastern Europe -- Cement Supply & Demand by Country
- Africa/Mideast -- Key Indicators for Cement Demand
- Africa/Mideast -- Cement Supply & Demand
- Iran -- Key Indicators for Cement Demand
- Iran -- Cement Supply & Demand
- Turkey -- Key Indicators for Cement Demand
- Turkey -- Cement Supply & Demand
- Egypt -- Key Indicators for Cement Demand
- Egypt -- Cement Supply & Demand
- Saudi Arabia -- Key Indicators for Cement Demand
- Saudi Arabia -- Cement Supply & Demand
- Other Africa/Mideast -- Key Indicators for Cement Demand
- Other Africa/Mideast -- Cement Supply & Demand
- Other Africa/Mideast -- Cement Supply & Demand by Country
SECTION VIII -- INDUSTRY STRUCTURE
- World Cement Sales by Company, 2008
- Selected Cooperative Agreements
- Selected Acquisitions & Divestitures
LIST OF CHARTS
SECTION II -- MARKET ENVIRONMENT
- Relationship Between Cement Demand & Construction
- Expenditures, 2008
SECTION III -- WORLD SUPPLY & DEMAND
- World Cement Demand by Region, 2008
- World Cement Demand by Type, 2008
- World Cement Demand by Market, 2008
- World Cement Production by Region, 2008
SECTION IV -- NORTH AMERICA
- North America Cement Demand by Country, 2008
SECTION V -- WESTERN EUROPE
- Western Europe Cement Demand by Country, 2008
SECTION VI -- ASIA/PACIFIC
- Asia/Pacific Cement Demand by Country, 2008
SECTION VII -- OTHER REGIONS
- Latin America Cement Demand by Country, 2008
- Eastern Europe Cement Demand by Country, 2008
- Africa/Mideast Cement Demand by Country, 2008
SECTION VIII -- INDUSTRY STRUCTURE
- World Cement Market Share by Company, 2008
Cement demand to rise 4.1% annually through 2013
February 2nd, 2010
Global Information would like to present a new market research report, " WORLD CEMENT (Global industry forecasts for 2013 & 2018)" by The Freedonia Group.
Global demand for hydraulic cement is forecast to rise 4.1 percent per year to 3.5 billion metric tons in 2013, valued at $246 billion. Gains will be fueled by rising investments in infrastructure among the developing countries of the world, driven by economic growth and increasing per capita income levels. Blended cement, the leading cement product type in 2008, is expected to further increase its share of the market over portland cement through 2013. Ready-mix concrete will continue to be the fastest-growing outlet for cement through 2013. While ready-mix dominates cement demand in developed world markets such as the US and Japan, in many industrializing countries sales to consumers or construction contractors are more common.
In the US, cement demand plummeted in the wake of a residential building slump and economic recession from 2006 to 2008, but a solid rebound is expected through 2013. In Western Europe, improvement in construction activity will fuel a turnaround in the region s three largest cement markets, Spain, Italy and Germany. Similarly, a modest rise in construction spending in Japan will drive increases in cement consumption after a long period of declining demand. Developing Asian countries will continue to experience strong gains.
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