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Growth Opportunities in the Continuous Insulation Space
Growth Opportunities in the Continuous Insulation Space
Rising Urbanization, Regulations, and Sustainability Imperatives Create Demand and Drive Industry Expansion
RELEASE DATE
24-Jun-2024
24-Jun-2024
REGION
Global
Global
Deliverable Type
Market Research
Market Research
Research Code: KA05-01-00-00-00
SKU: CM_2024_817
$4,950.00
In stock
SKU
CM_2024_817
Description
In this analysis, Frost & Sullivan covers external insulation finishing systems (EIFS) and structural insulated panels (SIPs). For both products, we analyzed regional and global volumes and revenues, residential and nonresidential volumes, pros and cons, leading companies, and growth drivers and restraints. We also provided deeper qualitative analysis for some markets, such as Europe and North America.
Sustainability trends—particularly those oriented to reduce carbon emissions—in the construction sector will continue to be a significant driver for EIFS and SIPs, not just for the systems but also for the component materials. As investors stay interested in reducing the carbon footprint of their real estate projects, carbon emission reductions will keep driving innovations along the value chain.
Globally, fire and mold are critical issues for EIFS, regardless of whether these issues are real or perceived. In regions like North America and Europe, these carry more weight in purchasing decisions. Improvements in the user experience are a way of circumventing these two issues.
With 2023–2030 as the study period, the base year is 2023, and the forecast period is 2024–2030. The five regions covered are North America; Latin America; The Middle East, Africa, and South Asia; Europe; and Asia-Pacific.
Author: Leonardo Sampieri
Table of Contents
Why is it Increasingly Difficult to Grow?
The Strategic Imperative 8™
The Impact of the Top 3 Strategic Imperatives on the Continuous Insulation Industry
Growth Opportunities Fuel the Growth Pipeline Engine™
Highlights
Highlights (continued)
Scope of Analysis
Scope of Analysis (continued)
Segmentation by Product
Segmentation by Application
Cross Section of EIFS
Cross Section of SIP
Rebuild or Retrofit—A Brief Discussion
EIFS and SIPs—Pros and Cons
EIFS and SIPs—Pros and Cons (continued)
EIFS and SIPs vs Other Systems
EIFS Supply Chain
SIP Supply Chain
EIFS—Key Competitors (System Manufacturers)
SIPs—Key Competitors (Manufacturers)
Investments in Energy-efficient Buildings
Growth Metrics
Growth Drivers
Growth Driver Analysis
Growth Driver Analysis (continued)
Growth Driver Analysis (continued)
Growth Driver Analysis (continued)
Growth Driver Analysis (continued)
Growth Restraints
Growth Restraint Analysis
Forecast Assumptions
Forecast Assumptions (continued)
Forecast Assumptions (continued)
Forecast Assumptions (continued)
Forecast Assumptions (continued)
Forecast Assumptions (continued)
Revenue and Volume Forecast
Revenue Forecast by Region
Volume Forecast by Region
Revenue Forecast Analysis
Pricing Trends and Forecast Analysis
Relevant EIFS Innovations
EIFS Volumes and Revenue
Europe—Highlights on EIFS
Europe—Highlights on EIFS (continued)
Europe—Highlights on EIFS (continued)
Europe—EIFS (ETICS) Segment by Subregion
Europe—A Panorama of its Building Stock
Other Countries—Some Notes for the EIFS Segment
Competitive Environment
Competitive Analysis
Companies to Watch
Companies to Watch (continued)
Growth Metrics
Growth Drivers
Growth Driver Analysis
Growth Driver Analysis (continued)
Growth Driver Analysis (continued)
Growth Driver Analysis (continued)
Growth Restraints
Growth Restraint Analysis
Forecast Assumptions
Forecast Assumptions (continued)
Forecast Assumptions (continued)
Forecast Assumptions (continued)
Forecast Assumptions (continued)
Forecast Assumptions (continued)
Revenue and Unit Shipment Forecast
Revenue Forecast by Region
Volume Forecast by Region
Revenue Forecast Analysis
Pricing Trends and Forecast Analysis
SIPs—Volumes and Revenue
SIPs—Volumes for Insulation Materials
SIPs—Volumes for Adhesives and Facing Materials
Competitive Environment
Competitive Analysis
Other Countries—Some Notes on the SIPs Segment
Companies to Watch
Growth Opportunity 1—Improve Customer Experience Along the EIFS Supply Chain
Growth Opportunity 1—Improve Customer Experience Along the EIFS Supply Chain (continued)
Growth Opportunity 2—Retrofits with EIFS
Growth Opportunity 2—Retrofits with EIFS (continued)
Growth Opportunity 3—Panelized EIFS
Growth Opportunity 3—Panelized EIFS (continued)
Growth Opportunity 4—EIFS Maintenance
Growth Opportunity 4—EIFS Maintenance (continued)
Growth Opportunity 5—Include EIFS into the Broader Adaptation to Climate Change Narrative
Growth Opportunity 5—Include EIFS into the Broader Adaptation to Climate Change Narrative (continued)
Growth Opportunity 6—SIP Homes for Disaster Recovery Efforts
Growth Opportunity 6—SIP Homes for Disaster Recovery Efforts (continued)
Growth Opportunity 7—SIP Homes to Solve the Housing Gap
Growth Opportunity 7—SIP Homes to Solve the Housing Gap (continued)
Growth Opportunity 8—Better EIFS Installation Teams for Higher Efficiency
Growth Opportunity 8—Better EIFS Installation Teams for Higher Efficiency (continued)
Growth Opportunity 9—Training Workforce in SIPs
Growth Opportunity 9—Training Workforce in SIPs (continued)
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List of Exhibits
List of Exhibits (continued)
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In this analysis, Frost & Sullivan covers external insulation finishing systems (EIFS) and structural insulated panels (SIPs). For both products, we analyzed regional and global volumes and revenues, residential and nonresidential volumes, pros and cons, leading companies, and growth drivers and restraints. We also provided deeper qualitative analysis for some markets, such as Europe and North America.
Sustainability trends particularly those oriented to reduce carbon emissions in the construction sector will continue to be a significant driver for EIFS and SIPs, not just for the systems but also for the component materials. As investors stay interested in reducing the carbon footprint of their real estate projects, carbon emission reductions will keep driving innovations along the value chain.
Globally, fire and mold are critical issues for EIFS, regardless of whether these issues are real or perceived. In regions like North America and Europe, these carry more weight in purchasing decisions. Improvements in the user experience are a way of circumventing these two issues.
With 2023 2030 as the study period, the base year is 2023, and the forecast period is 2024 2030. The five regions covered are North America; Latin America; The Middle East, Africa, and South Asia; Europe; and Asia-Pacific.
Author: Leonardo Sampieri
| Deliverable Type | Market Research |
|---|---|
| Author | Leonardo Sampieri |
| Industries | Chemicals and Materials |
| No Index | No |
| Is Prebook | No |
| Keyword 1 | Continuous Insulation Space |
| Keyword 2 | structural insulated panels |
| Keyword 3 | external insulation finishing systems (EIFS) |
| Podcast | No |
| Predecessor | MD74-01-00-00-0 |
| WIP Number | KA05-01-00-00-00 |