May 24, 2023
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The dynamics of the composites market still depends on the potential economic growth of each country. In terms of composite application markets, stable or even growing demand for electronics will drive the composite industry in Asia, construction in North America and transportation in Europe. This article has been published in JEC Composites Magazine N°150. In 2020, the Covid-19 pandemic led to a severe downturn that negatively impacted the base industries of composites (aerospace, automotive, construction ......). Following this, the composites industry has been recovering in 2021 and 2022. According to the JEC Observer 2022-2027, recently published and established by Estin & Co for JEC Group, the global market is estimated at 12.7Mt (composites used to produce composite parts) by the end of 2022. It represents a $41 billion market for composites, corresponding to a $105 billion market for components made from composite parts. Asia still leading, but showing signs of slowing down Asia should continue to lead with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 4 percent over the next few years, followed by North America (3 to 4 percent) and Europe (1 to 2 percent). The region is the largest market by volume, accounting for 47% of the global market, and it is also likely to grow faster than other continents, at about 4% CAGR In Asia, the global composites market should climb to 7.3 Mt by 2027, with electrical and electronics (E&E) expected to account for the majority (1.8 Mt). "Despite the economic slowdown, China should continue to be a strong driver of the global composites industry. For example, the demand for electronics (digitalization, teleworking/learning...) in China and other Asian countries is expected to continue to grow," notes Julien Deleuze, Vice President of Estin & Co. China is already the world's largest wind energy market, accounting for 48% of the global market. Nevertheless, wind energy will account for less than 8% of China's energy production by 2021. China is adding about 30GW of new capacity each year, accounting for about half of the new installed capacity. By 2050, the installed capacity could reach 1 TW, accounting for about 26% of the total electricity capacity. [1] Typically, the construction industry in Asia should slow down due to the slowdown in China and its impact on the financial and real estate sectors. The default of the Chinese real estate giant Evergrande in 2021 did not help either. The group that has shaken up China's financial sector has been in the midst of a painful asset sale process since mid-2021. After a strong rise in compound annual growth rate (11%) from 2010 to 2019, the aerospace industry has not fully recovered from the pandemic. Nevertheless, it should maintain a compound annual growth rate of 8% over the next four years. Late last year, China's first indigenously developed narrow-body passenger aircraft, the C919, made its maiden flight and was delivered to China Eastern Airlines in Shan...
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