PUBLISHER: Grand View Research | PRODUCT CODE: 1404636
PUBLISHER: Grand View Research | PRODUCT CODE: 1404636
The Europe chemical anchors market size is expected to reach USD 411.4 million by 2030, registering a CAGR of 3.1% over the forecast period, according to a new report by Grand View Research, Inc. Increasing migration in largest cities of Europe including Germany, France, and Spain as well as in other cities is projected to drive the demand for new dwellings, thereby boosting the growth of product.
There are several upcoming construction projects around Europe. London's CrossRail, a large-scale high-speed railway project, is expected to cost USD 23 billion. Furthermore, in August 2021, Bracknell Forest Cambium Partnership got approval for the planned Coopers Hill regeneration project in the UK. The project is a part of GBP 124 million (~USD 171.5 million) regeneration of Bracknell Town Centre. Chemical anchors will be used for construction of these aforementioned projects, which is anticipated to open up new prospects for market expansion.
Europe chemical anchors industry value chain comprises raw material manufacturers/suppliers, manufacturers, distributors, and end-users. The main competition is from mechanical anchors that are easy to install, cost-effective, and quick in installation as compared to chemical anchors. Fluctuating raw material prices often lead to variations in the prices of the final product, thus affecting companies across the value chain.
Major players in the market sell their products through a distribution channel, their supplier network, or through sales offices present around Europe. Manufacturers are involved in the production of various types of chemical anchors such as unsaturated polyester, epoxy acrylate, and pure epoxy. Manufacturers also create their websites or sell their products through third-party websites to expand their presence around the world.
The major disadvantage of chemical anchors lies in their installation since they are more sensitive to poor hole cleaning compared to mechanical anchors. Furthermore, high costs of the final product compared to mechanical anchors are likely to hamper the adoption rate of the product in economies around Europe. Moreover, volatility in their prices due to various factors such as trade wars and environmental considerations may restrict the product growth in coming years.
The European chemical anchor industry is highly competitive owing to the presence of several multinational and local manufacturers. Companies are adopting strategies, such as acquisition & mergers, new product development, and geographical expansion. These strategies help them enhance their market penetration and cater to the changing technological demand from residential, commercial, infrastructure, and industrial construction applications.