Non-Residential Polished Concrete Market Analysis

Non-Residential Polished Concrete Market Analysis

New floors are forecast to hold majority share of global non-residential polished concrete market during 2017 to 2027. The product possess key properties of high light reflectivity, enhanced aesthetics, easy to clean surface finish and low maintenance cost. This factor has propelled polished concrete adoption in buildings such as educational centres, hotels, malls, offices, etc. Increasing investment in construction activities of non-residential buildings & structures will further enhance product demand in new floors segment from 2021 to 2027.

In 2020, commercial segment generated around USD 3.5 billion in non-residential polished concrete market driven by the increasing product demand in retail stores and hotels. Building owners are focusing on renovating their existing infrastructure of hotels & restaurants in many parts of the world, which will attract product manufacturer’s attention. Europe reported an increase in hotel construction projected by 10%, year-over-year basis to reach at more than 1,500 in 1^st quarter of 2020. The U.S. has also reported considerable increase in hotel construction for the same period. Such trends are expected to increase penetration of polished concrete by end of 2027.

Asia Pacific is predicted to account for around 55% of the non-residential polished concrete market share from 2021 to 2027. The key factor behind this are increasing new construction and remodeling activities of buildings & structure across major countries. Countries like, Malaysia, Indonesia, Japan, South Korea, etc. have witness significant investment from public and private sector in non-residential sector. Malaysia reported over USD 2.5 billion in non-residential construction activities during 1^st quarter of 2018. Similarly, Australia reported more than USD 1 billion of non-residential construction work completed during March quarter of 2020. Such trends are promoting regional construction activities for non-residential sector.

Additionally, many end-users are focusing on enhancing their existing industrial facilities in order to remain competitive. Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction, a South Korean company, has announced to revamp its business portfolio including renewable energy and gas turbine power generation by raising approximately USD 3 trillion, which will be raised from asset sales, cost reduction and capital increase. Such trends will proliferate expansion and revamping activities of non-residential projects in the region.