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Growth Opportunities in the Asian Construction Composites Market

Trends, opportunities and forecast in this market to 2013 by various segment

Publisher: Lucintel

# of Pages: 150+

Publication Date: August, 2008

Price: $4,850 / User License

List of Figures

Chapter 1

Fig. 1.1: Composite materials shipment ($ mill, %) by application in the Asian construction market. Total shipment for 2007 was $3,145 million.

Fig 1.2: Composite materials shipment ($ mill) by application in the Asian construction market. Total shipment for 2007 was $3,145 million.

Fig. 1.3: Composite materials shipment (mill. lbs, %) by application in the Asian construction market. Total shipment for 2007 was 1,705 million lbs.

Fig. 1.4: Composite materials shipment (mill. lbs) by application in the Asian construction market. Total shipment for 2007 was 1,705 million lbs.

Fig. 1.5: Last 1 yr. % change (2006 – 2007) in composites applications market ($ mill) for Asian construction. Total change (industry wide) for the year was 7.3%

Fig. 1.6: Last 5 yr. CAGR (2002 – 2007) in composites applications market ($ mill) for Asian construction. Total CAGR (industry wide) last five years was 10.1%

Fig. 1.7: Next 1 yr. % change (2007 – 2008) in composites applications market ($ mill) for Asian construction. Total change (industry wide) for next year is 2.0%

Fig. 1.8: Composite material shipment ($ mill) by application in the Asian construction market in 2008. Total shipments are estimated at $3,209 million.

Fig. 1.9: Next 5 yr CAGR (2008 – 2013) in composites application market ($ mill) for Asian construction. Total change (industry wide) for next 5 years is 8.9%

Fig. 1.10: Composite material shipment ($ mill) by application in the Asian construction market in 2013. Total shipments are estimated at $4,193 million

Fig. 1.11: Porter’s Five Forces model for the composite market in construction for Asia

Chapter 2

Fig. 2.1: A SMC wood grained composite fiberglass door

Fig. 2.2: A pultruded composite window profile.

Fig. 2.3: Expansion/contraction comparison for different types of window materials.

Fig. 2.4: Conductivity comparison for different types of window materials.

Fig. 2.5: Carbon fiber reinforcing rebar.

Fig. 2.6 Structural GRP anchor bolt and GRP locking system.

Fig. 2.7: Fiber-reinforced utility pole.

Fig. 2.8: A FRP bridge deck with steel plate support girders.

Fig. 2.9: Pultruded square and ‘T’ bar configurations of fiberglass grating.

Fig. 2.10: Industrial FRP cooling towers.

Fig. 2.11: A rectangular fiberglass composite bathtub.

Fig. 2.12: Low cost fiberglass bath models from China.

Fig. 2.13: Moderate cost fiberglass bath models from China.

Fig. 2.14: High cost fiberglass bath models from China.

Fig. 2.15: Spas Indoor/Outdoor - fiberglass bath models from China.

Fig. 2.16: A photograph of a composite pool.

Fig. 2.17: A fiberglass architectural application

Fig. 2.18: A fiberglass reinforced plastic (FRP) roofing panel used to refurbish an existing roof surface

Fig. 2.19: An opaque FRP corrugated panel

Fig. 2.20: Fiberglass reinforced plastic (FRP) pultruded profiles used in construction

Fig. 2.21: Assorted shapes of plastic (FRP) pultruded profiles

Chapter 3

Fig. 3.1: Composite raw material inputs for the Asian construction market ($ mill) for 2007. Total inputs were estimated at $1,056 million

Fig. 3.2: Composite raw material usage ($ mill) by application in the Asian construction market for 2007. Total inputs were estimated at $1,056 million

Fig. 3.3: Construction market classification by sales segmentation and application

Fig. 3.4: Pultruded fiberglass ladder

Chapter 4

Fig. 4.1: Composite shipments as a portion of total construction ($ mill) in the Asian - 2007

Fig. 4.2: Global fragmentation percentage of top 30 companies (by $ mill) in different regions relative to total product shipped in 2007

Fig. 4.3: Top 10% segmentation of composite manufactureres in Asia by market value – 2007. Total value for the market was $3,145 million.

Fig. 4.4: Top ten Asian economies by GDP ($ billion) at 2007 foreing exchange rates

Fig. 4.5: Composite shipments ($ mill) in Japan and China – 2007. Total value was $2,783 million

Fig. 4.6: Composite shipments ($ mill) in Asian emerging economies – 2007. Total value was $407 million

Fig. 4.7: Composite material shipment ($ mill) by application in the Asian construction market in 2007. Total shipment was $3,145 million.

Fig. 4.8: Composite material shipment ($ mill) by application in the Asian construction market in 2007. Total shipment was $3,145 million.

Fig. 4.9: Percentage change in house price inflation, Europe

Fig. 4.10: New privately owned housing units in the U.S. – Quarterly data (2003 – 2008)

Fig. 4.11: Exports as a percentage of GDP of leading Asian economies (2002 – 2007)

Fig. 4.12: Relative price of stock index percentage change for Asian economies over the past year (Sept 2007 – Sept 2008)

Fig. 4.13: Composite material shipment (mill lbs.) by applications in the Asian construction market for 2007. Total shipment was 1,705 mill lbs.

Fig. 4.14: Composite material shipment (mill lbs.) by applications in the Asian construction market for 2007. Total shipment was 1,705 mill lbs.

Fig. 4.15: Composite raw material shipment (mill lbs.) by application in the Asian construction market for 2007. Total shipment was 1,705 mill lbs.

Fig. 4.16: Composite raw material shipment (mill lbs.) in the Asian construction market for 2007. Total shipment was 1,705 mill lbs.

Fig. 4.17: Composite raw material usage ($ mill) by application in the Asian construction market for 2007. Total manufacturer expenditures equaled $1,056 million.

Fig. 4.18: Total composite raw material inputs in the Asian construction market ($ mill) for 2007. Total manufacturer expenditures equaled $1,056 million.

Fig. 4.19: Emphasis on cost and performance by various industries.

Chapter 5

Fig. 5.1: The rate of change for the residential window lineal market globally.

Chapter 6

Fig. 6.1: Home price inflation in Europe of leading economies 2006 – 2007

Fig. 6.2: New privately owned housing units in the U.S. – Quarterly data (2003 – 2008)

Fig. 6.3: Oil price trend tracking Brent crude in $/€ per BBL (Quarterly) 2002 - 2008

Fig. 6.4: Flat steel price index trend for North America, Europe and Asia (Quarterly) 2002 - 2008

Fig. 6.5: Spot base aluminum prices per New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX)

Fig. 6.6: Composite material shipment ($ mill) by application in the Asian construction market in 2002. Total value was $1,941 million.

Fig. 6.7: Composite material shipment (mill lbs.) by application in the Asian construction market in 2002. Total shipment was 1,323 mill lbs.

Fig. 6.8: Composite material shipment ($ mill) by application in the Asian construction market in 2007. Total value was $3,145 million.

Fig. 6.9: Composite material shipment (mill lbs.) by application in the Asian construction market in 2007. Total shipment was 1,705 mill lbs.

Fig. 6.10: Real GDP growth trend (in current prices) of leading Asian economies 2002 – 2007

Fig. 6.11: Composite growth by application ($ mill) in the Asian construction industry 2002 – 2007. Total 5 yr. CAGR (industry wide) was 10.1%

Fig. 6.12: Composite growth by application ($ mill) in the Asian construction industry 2006 – 2007. One year growth (industry wide) was 7.3%

Fig. 6.13: Last 5 yr. CAGR (2002 – 2007) in composite applications market ($ mill) for Asian construction. CAGR (industry wide) for the last 5 yrs was 10.1%

Fig. 6.14: Last 1 yr. CAGR (2006 – 2007) in composites application market ($ mill) for Asian construction. CAGR (industry wide) for the last 1 yr was 7.3%

Fig. 6.15: Composite raw material inputs ($ mill) in the Asian construction market 2002. Total value was $614 million.

Fig. 6.16: Composite raw material inputs (mill lbs) in the Asian construction market 2002. Total shipment was 1,323 mill lbs.

Fig. 6.17: Composite raw material inputs ($ mill) in the Asian construction market 2006. Total value was $986 million.

Fig. 6.18: Composite raw material inputs (mill lbs) in the Asian construction market 2006. Total shipment was 1,694 mill lbs.

Fig. 6.19: Composite raw material inputs ($ mill) in the Asian construction market 2007. Total value was $1,056 million.

Fig. 6.20: Composite raw material inputs (mill lbs) in the Asian construction market 2007. Total shipment was 1,705 mill lbs.

Fig. 6.21: Composite raw material usage by application ($ mill) in the Asian construction market 2002. Total value was $614 million.

Fig. 6.22: Composite raw material shipment by application (mill lbs) in the Asian construction market 2002. Total shipment was 1,323 mill lbs.

Fig. 6.23: Composite raw material usage by application ($ mill) in the Asian construction market 2006. Total value was $986 million.

Fig. 6.24: Composite raw material shipment by application (mill lbs) in the Asian construction market 2006. Total shipment was 1,694 mill lbs.

Fig. 6.25: Composite raw material usage by application ($ mill) in the Asian construction market 2007. Total value was $1,056 million.

Fig. 6.26: Composite raw material shipment by application (mill lbs) in the Asian construction market 2007. Total shipment was 1,705 mill lbs.

Chapter 7

Fig. 7.1: Composite material shipment ($ mill) by application in the Asian construction market in 2007. Total value is estimated at $3,145 million.

Fig. 7.2: Composite material shipment ($ mill) by application in the Asian construction market in 2007. Total value is estimated at $3,145 million.

Fig. 7.3: Composite raw material shipment (mill lbs) by application in the Asian market in 2007. Total shipment was 1,705 mill lbs.

Fig. 7.4: Composite raw material shipment (mill lbs) by application in the Asian market in 2007. Total shipment is estimated at 1,705 mill lbs.

Fig. 7.5: Composite material shipment ($ mill) by application in the Asian construction market in 2008. Total value is estimated at $3,209 million.

Fig. 7.6: Composite material shipment ($ mill) by application in the Asian construction market in 2008. Total value is estimated at $3,209 million.

Fig. 7.7: Composite raw material shipment (mill.lbs.) by application in the Asian construction market 2008. Total shipment is estimated at 1,650 mill lbs.

Fig. 7.8: Composite growth by application ($ mill) in the Asian construction industry 2007 - 2008. One year growth (industry wide) is estimated at 2.0%

Fig. 7.9: Composite growth by application ($ mill) in the Asian construction industry 2008 - 2013. Five year CAGR (industry wide) is estimated at 8.9%

Fig. 7.10: Next 1 year % change (2007 – 2008) in the composites applications market ($ mill) for Asian construction. CAGR (industry wide) is estimated at 2.0%

Fig 7.11: Next five year CAGR (2008 – 2013) in the composites applications market ($ mill) for Asian construction. CAGR (industry wide) is estimated at 8.9%

Fig. 7.12: Composite material shipment ($ mill) by application in the Asian construction market in 2013. Total value is estimated at $4,913 million.

Fig. 7.13: Composite material shipment (mill lbs) by application in the Asian construction market in 2013. Total value is estimated at 2,062 million

Fig. 7.14: Growth deflators for Asian composites in construction with impact analysis for the short, medium and long term.

Fig. 7.15: Growth drivers for Asian composites in construction with impact analysis for the short, medium and long term.

Fig. 7.16: Composite raw material inputs ($ mill) in the Asian construction market 2008. Total value is estimated at $1,157 million.

Fig. 7.17: Composite raw material inputs (mill lbs) in the Asian construction market 2008. Total shipment is estimated at 1,650 mill lbs.

Fig. 7.18: Composite raw material inputs ($ mill) in the Asian construction market 2013. Total value is estimated at $1,474 million.

Fig. 7.19: Composite raw material inputs (mill lbs) in the Asian construction market 2013. Total shipment is estimated at 2,062 mill lbs.

Fig. 7.20: Composite raw material usage by application ($ mill) in the Asian construction market 2008. Total value is estimated at $1,156 million.

Fig. 7.21: Composite material shipment (mill lbs) by application in the Asian construction market 2008. Total shipment is estimated at 1,650 mill lbs.

Fig. 7.22: Composite raw material usage by application ($ mill) in the Asian construction market 2013. Total value is estimated at $1,744 million.

Fig. 7.23: Composite material shipment (mill lbs) by application in the Asian construction market 2013. Total shipment is estimated at 2,062 mill lbs.

Chapter 8

Fig. 8.1: Composite material volume (mill lbs) by process in the Asian construction market 2007. Total shipment is estimated at 1,705 mill lbs

Fig. 8.2: Distribution of Asian composites in construction (mill lbs) by open and close molding process in 2007. Total shipment is estimated at 1,705 mill lbs

Fig. 8.3: An example showing the hand lay-up process

Fig. 8.4: Hand lay-up process segmentation in Asian composites in construction 2007

Fig. 8.5: Spray up process segmentation in Asian composites in construction 2007

Fig. 8.6: Chopper Gun used for the spray up process

Fig. 8.7: A picture of the traditional spray up process technique

Fig. 8.8: Compression molding process segmentation in Asian composites in construction 2007

Fig. 8.9: A basic pultrusion machine showing the process elements

Fig. 8.10: Pultrusion process segmentation in Asian composites in construction 2007

Fig. 8.11: Filament winding process segmentation in Asian composites in construction 2007

Fig. 8.12: A filament winding machine

Fig. 8.13: VARTM process segmentation in Asian composites in construction 2007

Fig. 8.14: RTM process segmentation in Asian composites in construction 2007

Chapter 9

Fig. 9.1: A FRP door with a polyurethane core

Fig. 9.2: An example of fiber-reinforced polyester window profile

Fig. 9.3: A filament wound GRP round pole

Fig. 9.4: Fiberglass/vinyl ester composite rebar for reinforcing tunneling or concrete structures

Fig. 9.5: An assortment of traditional FRP profiles and applications with pultruded profiles

Fig. 9.6: A combination PVC/FRP cooling tower

Fig. 9.7 Molded fiberglass grating with slip and non slip properties

Fig. 9.8: Composites Rescue Chamber.

Fig. 9.9: Pultruded Scaffolding.

Fig. 9.10: FRP Gridform for Bridge Applications.

Fig. 9.11: Composites Sheet Pile system.

Fig. 9.12: Installation of composite bridge at railroad test track

Fig. 9.13: Composite Advantage’s FRP Mats and Pads

List of Tables

Table 1.1: Composite application by shipment ($ mill) in the Asian construction market showing the last one and five year trends and CAGR

Table 1.2: Composite application by shipment ($ mill) in the Asian construction market showing the next one and five year forecasts and CAGR

Table 2.1 Characteristics of different window material types.

Table 4.1: Composite application trend by volume (mil lbs) and value ($ mill) in the Asian construction market for 2007

Table 4.2: Composite application trend by volume (mil lbs) and value ($ mill) in the Asian door market for 2007

Table 4.3: Composite application trend by volume (mil lbs) and value ($ mill) in the Asian window market for 2007Asian Rebar

Table 4.4: Composite application trend by volume (mil lbs) and value ($ mill) in the Asian rebar market for 2007

Table 4.5: Composite application trend by volume (mil lbs) and value ($ mill) in the Asian utility pole market for 2007

Table 4.6: Composite application trend by volume (mil lbs) and value ($ mill) in the Asian bridge deck market for 2007

Table 4.7: Composite application trend by volume (mil lbs) and value ($ mill) in the Asian grating market for 2007

Table 4.8: Composite application trend by volume (mil lbs) and value ($ mill) in the Asian cooling tower market for 2007

Table 4.9: Composite application trend by volume (mil lbs) and value ($ mill) in the Asian bath market for 2007

Table 4.10: Composite application trend by volume (mil lbs) and value ($ mill) in the Asian swimming pool market for 2007

Table 4.11: Composite application trend by volume (mil lbs) and value ($ mill) in the Asian architectural market for 2007

Table 4.12: Composite application trend by volume (mil lbs) and value ($ mill) in the Asian FRP panel market for 2007

Table 4.13: Composite application trend by volume (mil lbs) and value ($ mill) in the Asian others market for 2007

Table 6.1: Composite application trend by shipment ($ mill) in the Asian construction market showing the last one and five year trends and CAGR

Table 6.2: Ranking of the five leading composite applications in the Asian construction industry in $ value of shipments in 2007.

Table 6.3: Composite application by raw material shipment (mill lbs) in the Asian construction market showing the last one and five year trends and CAGR

Table 6.4: Composite application by raw material usage ($ mill) in the Asian construction market showing the last one and five year trends and CAGR

Table 6.5: Composite application by shipment ($ mill) in the Asian construction market showing the last one and five year trends and CAGR

Table 6.6: Composite application by shipment ($ mill) in the Asian door market showing the last one and five year trends and CAGR

Table 6.7: Composite application ($ mill) in the Asian window market showing the last one and five year trends and CAGR

Table 6.8: Composite application ($ mill) in the Asian rebar market showing the last one and five year trends and CAGR

Table 6.9: Composite application ($ mill) in the Asian utility pole market showing the last one and five year trends and CAGR

Table 6.10: Composite application ($ mill) in the Asian bridge deck market showing the last one and five year trends and CAGR

Table 6.11: Composite application ($ mill) in the Asian grating market showing the last one and five year trends and CAGR

Table 6.12: Composite application ($ mill) in the Asian cooling tower market showing the last one and five year trends and CAGR

Table 6.13: Composite application ($ mill) in the Asian bath market showing the last one and five year trends and CAGR

Table 6.14: Composite application ($ mill) in the Asian swimming pool market showing the last one and five year trends and CAGR

Table 6.15: Composite application ($ mill) in the Asian architectural market showing the last one and five year trends and CAGR

Table 6.16: Composite application ($ mill) in the Asian FRP panel market showing the last one and five year trends and CAGR

Table 6.17: Composite application ($ mill) in the Asian ‘others’ market showing the last one and five year trends and CAGR

Table 7.1: Composite application by shipment ($ mill) in the Asian construction market showing the next one and five year forecasts and CAGR

Table 7.2: Composite application by raw material shipment (mill lbs) in the Asian construction industry showing the next one and five year forecasts and CAGR

Table 7.3: Composite application by raw material usage ($ mill) in the Asian construction industry showing the next one and five year forecasts and CAGR

Table 7.4: Composite application by shipment ($ mill) in the Asian door market showing the next one and five year forecasts and CAGR

Table 7.5: Composite application by shipment ($ mill) in the Asian window market showing the next one and five year forecasts and CAGR

Table 7.6: Composite application by shipment ($ mill) in the Asian rebar market showing the next one and five year forecasts and CAGR

Table 7.7: Composite application by shipment ($ mill) in the Asian utility pole market showing the next one and five year forecasts and CAGR

Table 7.8: Composite application by shipment ($ mill) in the Asian bridge deck market showing the next one and five year forecasts and CAGR

Table 7.9: Composite application by shipment ($ mill) in the Asian grating market showing the next one and five year forecasts and CAGR

Table 7.10: Composite application by shipment ($ mill) in the Asian cooling tower market showing the next one and five year forecasts and CAGR

Table 7.11: Composite application by shipment ($ mill) in the Asian bathtub market showing the next one and five year forecasts and CAGR

Table 7.12: Composite application by shipment ($ mill) in the Asian swimming pool market showing the next one and five year forecasts and CAGR

Table 7.13: Composite application by shipment ($ mill) in the Asian architectural market showing the next one and five year forecasts and CAGR

Table 7.14: Composite application by shipment ($ mill) in the Asian FRP panel market showing the next one and five year forecasts and CAGR

Table 7.15: Composite application by shipment ($ mill) in the Asian ‘others’ market showing the next one and five year forecasts and CAGR

Table 9.1: High growth composite applications by shipment ($ mill) showing the next one and five year forecast and CAGR for the Asian construction market (2008 – 2013)

Table 10.1 List of materials introduced from 2006 to June 2008