Ceramics Market Size, Share, Analysis and Forecasts to 2020

Ceramics Market Size, Share, Global Trends, Company Profiles, Demand,

Insights, Analysis, Research, Report, Opportunities, Segmentation and

Forecast To 2014 - 2020

Ceramics market was estimated at $296 billion and is expected to cross over $502 billion by

2020. Investment in high quality, logistics systems and production processes that guarantee fast

development and delivery of innovative products will increase the market share.

Ceramics market is anticipated to grow over the forecast period owing to rapid augmentation in

every segment. This industry covers a wide range of sectors within the building industry. High

cost of raw materials and increased need for availability of raw materials are impacting the

ceramics market.

Furthermore, rising fuel prices are impacting the cost structures of energy intensive ceramics

producers. The manufacturing process of ceramics requires efficient energy. Market is changing

owing to high energy a cost which is hampering the competiveness of ceramics producers

without access to cheap fuels. This has increased the prices of energy over the past few years.

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Refractory clay bricks, ceramic insulation, floor tiles, sanitary pottery, cement and floor tiles.

Roofing tiles, refractory tiles ornamental tiles, technical tiles and tiles made into stands are the

different types of tile sin the ceramics market. Firms are now extending their activities to

international arena owing to augmentation in globalization opportunities.

Key market players are emerging in several ceramics subsectors, mainly in floor and wall tile

manufacturing. Increased environmental control and regulation is the major competiveness factor

I the market. The globalization will effect in providing economic benefit for market players who

will be able to expand their business globally. This will also encourage specialization of ceramic

sectors in many...