Air-entraining Agents Market: Introduction
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Air-entraining agents facilitate the development of stable air
voids within concrete that increases the durability of the concrete. These
agents impart air entrainment that leads to increased resistance to
deterioration of concrete, improved workability and cohesiveness of concrete
placement, and reduced segregation and bleeding across the concrete.
Key Drivers of Global Air-Entraining Agents Market
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Increase in building & construction activities and
infrastructure projects, growth in industrialization, improvement in
construction quality in developing countries, and need to reduce water usage
and time taken to complete construction activities are major factors driving
the global
air-entraining agents market.
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Rise in need for repair, maintenance, and renovation of aging
construction in Europe and North America is anticipated to boost the
air-entraining agents market during the forecast period
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Air-entraining agents are increasingly used in the global
construction industry due to their distinct feature to offer high degree of
durability and workability to concrete. Air-entraining agents also help reduce
bleeding and segregation of fresh concrete.
Commercial
End-use Segment to Offer Lucrative Opportunities
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Based on end-use, the commercial segment is projected to
dominate the global air-entraining agents market during the forecast period.
Increase in demand for infrastructure has led to strong focus on the
non-residential sector.
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Enactment of supportive government policies for the residential
sector is estimated to propel the air-entraining agents market during the
forecast period. For instance, the Government of India implemented the Real
Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA). This is likely to increase the level of
transparency in the residential sector of the country.
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High Capital Investment to Hamper Market
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Production of air-entraining agents entails high capital
investment for the establishment of production facility and infrastructure.
This may act as a key barrier for companies, thereby negatively impacting the
demand for air-entraining agents in the near future.
Asia Pacific to Hold Significant Share of Global Air-Entraining
Agents Market
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In terms of region, the global air-entraining agents market can
be split into North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America, and Middle
East & Africa
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Asia Pacific is expected to remain the major region of the
global air-entraining agents market during the forecast period. The region is
likely to witness significant growth in the next few years, driven by high
focus of developing countries on infrastructure development, increase in
urbanization, rise in migration toward cities, and need for improvement in
quality for construction. China and India are anticipated to remain the growth
engines of the market in Asia Pacific in the next few years.
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Leading locations for infrastructure investment include
Singapore, Canada, Qatar, the UAE, Norway, Sweden, Malaysia, the U.S., and the
U.K. Rise in need for infrastructure is likely to drive the demand for
air-entraining agents in these countries during the forecast period.
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Key
Players Operating in Market
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The air-entraining agents market is largely fragmented. Many
major players are focusing on increasing their geographical presence by merging
with the local players in order to lower their production cost and improve
efficiency.
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Air-entraining agents are primarily employed in the construction
industry. Companies are focusing on Asia Pacific considering the vast
development in the construction industry in the region.
Key players operating in the air-entraining agents market
include:
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W.R Grace and Co.
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Arkema
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RPM International
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Clariant
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Dow Chemical Company
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Sika
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AkzoNobel
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Evonik Industries
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Euclid Chemical Company
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Innovative Concrete Technology
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Mapei
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Rhein Chemotechnik
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Ardex
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Fosroc International
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BASF
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