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Aerosol Propellants Market: Global Industry Analysis, Trends, Market Size and Forecasts up
to 2023
We have produced a new premium report Aerosol Propellants Market. The report covers
the analysis of global as well as regional markets of Aerosol Propellants. The objective of the
study is to identify market sizes of different segments & countries in recent years and to
forecast the values for the next six years. The report also deep dives into the sub-segments
of Aerosol Propellants Market by application (automotive & industrial, household, personal
care, foods, and paints, medical) product type (dme, hydrocarbons, nitrous oxide and carbon
dioxide) through main geographies in the Global Aerosol Propellants Market such as North
America, Europe, Asia-Pacific and RoW. The report covers market changing aspects including
drivers, restraints, opportunities, and trends expected to encouragement the expansion of
the Aerosol Propellants Market during the said period. The report also provides market
attractiveness analysis, by geography, and market share analysis, by key players respectively.
Some of the prominent participants in the Global Aerosol Propellants Market are Arkema
Group, Aveflor A.S., Honeywell, Emirates Gas LLC, Grillo Werke AG, Jiutai Energy Group,
Aeropres Corporation, Royal Dutch Shell PLC, Akzo Nobel N.V., and BOC. According to report
the global aerosol propellants market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 4.5% over the forecast
period of 2017 – 2023.
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Segments Covered
The report on global aerosol propellants market covers segments such as application, and
product type. The application segments include automotive & industrial, household, personal
care, foods, paints, medical, and others. On the basis of product type the global aerosol
propellants market is categorized into dme, hydrocarbons, nitrous oxide and carbon dioxide,
and others.
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