PUBLISHER: SPER Market Research Pvt. Ltd. | PRODUCT CODE: 1229647
PUBLISHER: SPER Market Research Pvt. Ltd. | PRODUCT CODE: 1229647
According to SPER Market Research, the Global Extruded Plastics Market is estimated to reach USD 327.64 billion by 2032 with a CAGR of 4.85%.
Extruded plastics are materials created by continuously melting and molding high volume polymeric material. They produce a vast variety of plastic-based goods, components, and forms, including pipes, tubes, films, wraps, sheets, and other unique goods. Since they come in practically all forms and sizes, they are used in a wide range of industries, including building and construction, packing, automotive, and others.
Population growth has raised demand for a variety of consumer goods, which has resulted in a considerable growth in the packaging industry, where extruded plastics are frequently used to make films and wraps. This is one of the main factors influencing the expansion of the extruded plastics market throughout the course of the forecast year. In addition, the need for commercial space such as offices, hotels, malls, industrial corridors, and others is increasing, which is contributing to a rapid growth in the building and construction sector in both developed and developing nations. In addition, rising infrastructure spending in nations like the United States, China, Japan, Mexico, India, and others has resulted in a considerable expansion of the building and construction industry. Extruded plastics have countless design options that can be realized by bending, molding, and extrusion. Because they are poor heat- and electricity-conductors, they are frequently utilized as insulating materials, cladding panels, and pipes in workplaces, shopping centers, homes, and other construction sites. These are the main drivers of market growth for extruded plastics.
The new coronavirus is an unmatched worldwide pandemic that has affected many nations and resulted in significant losses in both human life and the global economy. The current pandemic outbreak has had a negative effect on the key end-users of extruded plastics, including building & construction, packaging, automotive, industrial, and electrical & electronics. The global supply chain for extruded plastics has been hampered by the widening supply-demand mismatch brought on by the ongoing health issue. The Economic Times said that problems with the supply chain have decreased exports of electronic goods like wires and cables, semiconductors, and other products. Additionally, because extruded plastics are frequently used as an insulating material in a variety of consumer electronics items, some electronics companies have either closed down or reduced their operations due to the risk of infections among the personnel. Additionally, nations have restricted international travel and non-essential commerce, which has decreased the usage of extruded plastics across a number of end-use industries. Also, the building and construction industry's demand for extruded plastics has decreased as a result of the declining income. For instance, the impact on construction firms has been severe, with many of them experiencing financial issues, according to a report released by the International Labour Organization.