Bio-Polyamide Market would be worth $41,769.5 Million by 2019 June 2014

Bio-Polyamide Market would be worth $41,769.5
Million by 2019.
The report “Bio-Polyamide, Specialty Polyamide & Precursors Market by Type (PA 6, PA
66, PA 10, PA 11, PA 12 & Others), by Precursor (CPL, ADA & HDMA), by Material
(Fiber & Plastics) & Application (Textile, Automotive, E&E & Others) - Global Trends &
Forecasts to 2019” report analyzes the global polyamide market with respect to market drivers,
opportunities, and trends in different regions.
Browse more than 179 market data tables with 46 figures spread through 359 pages and indepth TOC on "Bio-Polyamide, Specialty Polyamide & Precursors Market by Type (PA 6, PA
66, PA 10, PA 11, PA 12 & Others), by Precursor (CPL, ADA & HDMA), by Material (Fiber
& Plastics) & Application (Textile, Automotive, E&E & Others) - Global Trends & Forecasts
to 2019"
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The global polyamide market is significantly penetrating their end-use industries. They have
different characteristics as per their manufacturing and application requirement in the end
products. The Asia-Pacific region is expected to dominate this market with its growing demand
for polyamide in different applications, especially the automotive, film & coating, and electrical
& electronics segments. The Asia-Pacific and North America markets are estimated to show a
rising growth in the next five years with the allied industries expected to stabilize the overall
business need in the respective regions.
R&D is a key part of this market. The manufacturing companies, associations, and end-product
manufacturers infuse high investments for future advancements and technology modifications of
bio-based and specialty polyamide to replace metals and match the new demands coming from
various end-user industries. Polyamide 6 is dominant among all the competitive polyamides
available, in terms of consumption and value, reasoned by its optimal cost to performance factor.
The Asia-Pacific is the largest region, both in terms of volume and value, followed by Europe
and North America. China, Japan, U.S., Germany, India, Brazil, and Russia are expected to