Monday, 27 November 2017

3D Concrete Printing Market Size Will Reach USD 56.4 Million by 2021, at CAGR of 15.02%.




With increasing urbanization and industrialization the need for new constructions has increased significantly throughout the world which has played a huge part in providing the necessary momentum to the global 3D concrete printing after the economic slowdown between 2007 and 2009. The recovery of global economy would also boost the demand for this market.

The "3D Concrete Printing Market" size will grow from USD 24.5 Million in 2015 to reach USD 56.4 Million by 2021, at an estimated CAGR of 15.02%. The implementation of 3D concrete printing technologies is an important strategy taken up by many construction companies and regulatory bodies in recent years. The 3D concrete printing market has been growing in accordance with the global construction industry.




The 3D concrete printing market is projected to witness significant growth in the next few years with the increasing demand for new constructions all over the world due to rapid urbanization and industrialization with increased investments in the infrastructural developments in emerging markets. The 3D concrete printing process saves between 30% and 60% of construction waste, can reduce production time by 50% to 70%, and reduce labor costs by 50% to 80%. Growing interest in green construction and the significant savings that 3D concrete printing provide, compared with traditional buildings methods, have increased the demand for this technology.



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Domestic construction segment is projected to be the fastest-growing segment of 3D concrete printing market during the forecast period

3D concrete printing market, by end-use sector, is classified into three segments, namely, domestic construction, industrial construction, and architectural construction. The domestic construction segment accounted for the largest market share in 2015 due to the rising demand in residential and commercial construction, increasing demand for ecofriendly and smart constructions, increased investment in commercial developments, and growing urbanization. 3D concrete printing is transforming the domestic construction segment, with a less expensive process and affordable housing solutions. Lower material usage and lower labor costs create a less expensive construction method, which in turn creates lower-cost buildings.

Use of walls in construction sector is projected to increase during the forecast period

Walls made using 3D concrete printers are capable of creating concrete objects with great detail and precision, making it possible to conveniently construct advanced concrete walls with the push of a button. Moreover, walls that are constructed on-site using 3D concrete printer result in zero waste and are less time consuming. Thus, walls are account for a large share in the construction sector as compared to other product types. 3D concrete printing uses energy-efficient technologies, which has gained increased momentum and exposure in the construction market. Potential advantages of 3D concrete printing include quicker construction, lower labor cost, and lesser waste generation.


Asia-Pacific to play a key role in the 3D concrete printing market

The growth in Asia-Pacific region is driven by factors such as the rising environmental concerns, increasing awareness towards sustainable construction, efforts towards standardization, expanding application segments, increasing urbanized population in China and India, along with the growth in disposable income in these countries are driving the growth of the Asia-Pacific 3D concrete printing market.

At a global level, companies such as DUS Architects (the Netherlands), Fosters+Partners (U.K.), and WinSun Global (China) are providing 3D concrete printing services. Large construction players such as LafargeHolcim (France), Balfour Beatty PLC (U.K.), Kier Group PLC (U.K.), and Carillon PLC (U.K.) have scope to enter into 3D concrete printing services.


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