Self Leveling Concrete Market Overview
Leading self leveling concrete manufacturers like CEMEX, Holcim Saint-Gobain, Sika AG, and Mapei Corporation are shaking the self leveling concrete landscape through new product launches, mergers, and acquisitions. For instance, in August 2023, MAPEI Canada, a global leader in the manufacturing of sealants, adhesives, and chemical products for the construction industry, introduced a new product named Mapefloor CPU/SBF. It is a high-strength, self leveling cementitious polyurethane screed featuring improved flowability for industrial flooring.
Engineers at MAPEI Canada designed Mapefloor CPU/SBF specifically to cover industrial floors that are subject to aggressive chemicals and medium to heavy traffic flow. It possesses high mechanical strength and abrasion resistance. The new product provides enhanced flowability, enabling installation crews to achieve quicker and easier application than traditional CPU screed systems.
From food and beverage processing plants and laboratories to warehouses, chemical processing plants, and storage areas, Mapefloor CPU/SBF can be used in a wide variety of applications. More companies are expected to follow this trend and focus on developing more advanced self-leveling concrete to stay ahead of the competition.
In February 2024, MAPEI Canda also announced the acquisition of Diaplas, a leading company that specializes in producing profiles and trims for floors and walls. This will further help the company to increase its sales and expand its customer base.
Market Forecast and Growth Drivers
According to a recent report published by Coherent Market Insights, the global self leveling concrete market is projected to grow from US$ 5.70 billion in 2024 to US$ 7.76 billion by 2031. Global self leveling concrete sales will likely surge at a CAGR of 4.5% during the forecast period. Increasing spending on residential and commercial buildings is a primary factor propelling demand for self leveling concrete. Similarly, growing popularity of smart cities and surging need for modern construction technologies are expected to boost the industry.
