Wood Adhesives Manufacturers Focus their Growth Strategy on Furniture, Building and Construction Industries
Development of innovative products that meet current and projected regulations will be key to tapping major business opportunities,finds Frost & Sullivan
SANTA CLARA,California,Dec. 19,2018 --Growth opportunities in the global wood adhesives market look promising over the next six years. Frost & Sullivan's recent analysis,Global Wood Adhesives Market,Forecast to 2024,reveals that the market is expected to witness significant growth rates due to rising volume demand for wood adhesive applications in the furniture and building and construction industries,particularly in high-growth economies such as China,India,and Southeast Asia. The market is forecast to reach $33.68 billion by 2024,growing at a CAGR of 7.2% between 2017 and 2024.
"While regulatory requirements are pushing high demand for resin chemistries,there is a growing need for adhesive technologies with niche applications," said Ganesh Dabholkar,Senior Research Analyst, Visionary Science at Frost & Sullivan. "Manufacturers who focus on developing zero and ultra-low formaldehyde- and volatile organic compounds (VOC)-emitting resin chemistries will secure preferential customer purchase and lucrative revenue prospects."
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To gain a competitive advantage,Dabholkar recommends that players emulate market leaders such as Henkel,BASF,Ashland,and Georgia-Pacific by developing brand equity,customer loyalty,technical support,and global sales and distribution networks. These strategies are likely to provide maximum growth opportunities in the foreseeable future.
Companies that are eager to grow within the global wood adhesives market can find further opportunities through:
Developing innovative products that conform to current regulations but also to increasingly stringent future regulations
Collaborating with local manufacturers or setting up manufacturing locations in specific countries to cater to high local demand growth and establishing a strong sales and distribution network
Providing customized technical support relative to effective product application
Producing premium,high-performance products supported by brand building to achieve higher margins or concentrating on developing low-cost alternatives to augment volume sales,depending on the regional demand of the target market
"Due to varied product types,resin chemistries,and adhesive technologies available to them,customers have a high bargaining power," noted Dabholkar. "To mitigate this,players should enter into long-term pricing contracts to ensure sustained customer loyalty."
Global Wood Adhesives Market,Forecast to 2024 market intelligence identifies disruptive market and technology trends,drivers and restraints,market share and competitive analysis. Unit shipment and revenue forecasts are provided for urea formaldehyde,melamine urea formaldehyde,isocyanates,phenol formaldehyde,melamine formaldehyde and others. In terms of end-user applications,the market has been segmented into particleboard,medium-density fiberboard,oriented strand boards and plywood panels,high-density fiberboard,cross-laminated timber and laminated veneer lumber.
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