AMI - 2021 - M304 - Thermoplastic Masterbatches

Thermoplastic Masterbatch - The Global Market

To be published: December 2021

Overview:

For over 35 years Applied Market Information has been analysing and reporting on the trends in the market for masterbatch (thermoplastic concentrates). Through a series of regularly updated regional reports and a global database of producers AMI has developed an unrivalled view of the demand for masterbatch and the key trends driving the market.

This is the 2^nd edition of the of the Global Thermoplastic Masterbatch report, first published in January 2019 and provides a comprehensive analysis of the global market.

Market coverage

The main focus of the report is the four major categories of masterbatch:

Black
White
Colour
Additive

Masterbatch demand is analysed for the following polymer families:

Polyethylene
Polypropylene
PVC
PS
PET
ABS
Other engineering polymers

In addition, end-use demand is analysed by polymer and end-use application as detailed below:

Film extrusion
Pipe and profile extrusion
Injection moulding
Blow moulding
Wire and cable extrusion
Sheet extrusion
Roto moulding
Monofilaments/fibre extrusion

The report provides data on the following years:

Past: 2013,2018
Present: 2020,2021
Future: 2025

The report is concerned with the world market and the regional breakdown of this market is as follows:

Europe
China
North East Asia (Japan, Korea, Taiwan)
South East Asia
Middle East and Africa
Indian sub-continent
NAFTA
South America

The report is supplied as a downloadable PDF with an enterprise-wide license agreement. One printed hard copy of the report is also provided plus one review meeting to discuss the contents of the report - the meeting to be held at the AMI office (Bristol, UK) or a chosen location (travel expenses will be chargeable).

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