Global Emulsion Polymers Market to Register 6.1% Cagr to 2023 with Sustained Demand from Paints and Coatings Industry

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Emulsion Polymers Market - Global Industry Analysis, Size,

Share, Growth, Trends and Forecast 2015 – 2023

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11-09-2015

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Global Emulsion Polymers Market to Register 6.1% CAGR to

2023 with Sustained Demand from Paints and Coatings Industry

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Emulsion Polymers Market

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High demand for emulsion polymers in paints and coatings, led by a rise in building and construction

activities, and growth in the automotive industry have been driving the emulsion polymers market since

the past few years. Emulsion polymers are primarily employed in architectural coatings and automotive

coatings. Increase in disposable income of consumers in developing countries such as China and India is

expected to boost infrastructure activities. This, in turn, is anticipated to propel the demand for emulsion

polymers.

Furthermore, a rise in the consumption of adhesives in end-users such as furniture, automotive, and

packaging has been augmenting the emulsion polymers market across all regions. Paper and paperboard

was another major end user of the emulsion polymers market in 2014. Production of bio-based emulsion

polymers coupled with technological breakthroughs is likely to drive the emulsion polymers market in the

near future. However, volatility in prices of raw materials and stringent regulations related to raw materials

such as butadiene, styrene, and urethane are estimated to hamper market growth during the forecast

period.

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Acrylics constituted the largest product segment, accounting for more than 35% share of the global

emulsion polymers...