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The concrete aggregates market is expected to show immense growth during the assessment period of 2021-2031 on the back of technological advancements in the construction industry across developing countries worldwide. Increasing construction activities around the globe will serve as a significant growth-generating factor for the global market.
The government bodies of several countries are taking initiatives to upgrade the public amenities. This need has increased the demand for construction materials across the globe. Additionally, the growing demand for eco-friendly concrete aggregates to reduce the carbon footprint is expected to propel the growth of the concrete aggregates market. Hence, based on all these factors, the concrete aggregates market is likely to create new growth opportunities between 2021 and 2031.
Based on product, the concrete aggregates market can be segmented into natural products that comprise gravel, sand, crushed stone, and lime rock whereas the artificial products include cinders, fly ash, and blast furnace slags. The processed segment consists of shale, burnt clays, processed fly ash, colored, and perlite. The segments also include glass ceramics and manufactured marbles.
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The players operating in the concrete aggregates market are engaged in rigorous research and development activities. These activities lead to novel innovations and qualitative products building and construction sector. Strategic collaborations also form a vital part of the concrete aggregates market growth trajectory. The collaborations help in expanding the presence of the players, ultimately increasing the growth rate of the concrete aggregates market.
Manufacturers in the concrete aggregates market are involved in the process of product expansion. These activities have enhanced the production process and ensured the seamless distribution of products to the end-users. These associations with mergers and acquisitions are likely to broaden their presence across the global market. All these aspects are likely to lead to the growth of the concrete aggregates market.
Some well-entrenched players in the concrete aggregates market are MARTIN MARIETTA, Heidelberg Cement Group., LafargeHolcim, and CEMEX S.A.B.de C.V
Owing to rapid urbanization and industrialization, the demand for residential and commercial spaces has been propelled significantly. Further, the rising rate of rural-to-urban migration has upsurged construction activities. The rising disposable income of the urban crowd has increased the spending on infrastructural developments. Also, the preference for lavish looks and amenities has fostered the growth of the concrete aggregates market.
The government bodies of various countries are encouraging construction activities. In addition, they are focusing on the infrastructural development of public sectors such as airports, railway stations, parks, and others. The smart city initiatives are also gearing up. All these developmental activities may boost the growth of the concrete aggregates market.
However, the initiatives to develop healthcare infrastructure have geared up, due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. These initiatives may have a positive impact on the growth of the concrete aggregates market.
Europe is anticipated to emerge as a frontrunner in the global market between the forecast period of 2021 and 2031 for the concrete aggregates market. Emerging economies such as India and China will serve as growth propellers owing to the rise in the standard of living. North America’s concrete aggregates market is also expected to generate multiple growth opportunities between 2021 and 2031.
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