Commonwealth Of Independent States (CIS) Building & Construction Sheets Market Size

CIS Building and Construction Sheets Market Analysis

The Commonwealth Of Independent States Building & Construction Sheets Market size is estimated at USD 5.60 billion in 2024, and is expected to reach USD 7.30 billion by 2029, growing at a CAGR of 5.26% during the forecast period (2024-2029).

• The need for construction sheets is expected to increase in emerging nations for use in building, automotive, and other industries. The increasing demand for construction sheets across a range of applications, as well as for high-performance building sheets, supports market expansion. The target market's revenue is projected to grow throughout the period as a result of increasing R&D activity in the development of low-carbon polymers. The demand for the product in building & construction applications is anticipated to be significantly influenced by the government's increasing construction spending.
• For instance, the task includes building the Tatarstan, Russia, Nizhnekamsk-Naberezhnye Chelny Bypass. Beginning in Q4 2021, construction is scheduled to be finished in Q4 2024. The project's goal is to lessen the area's traffic congestion. Throughout the forecast period, the market is anticipated to be driven by demand for metal sheets in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) applications to enhance overall ventilation capabilities. Additionally, the market is expected to develop significantly due to rising demand for atactic polypropylene, driven by its improved features, including ultraviolet (UV) resistance, flexibility at low temperatures, and flow resistance at high temperatures in roofing applications.
• Global construction projects have been hampered by the conflict between Russia and Ukraine and the sanctions imposed on Russia. International construction projects, as well as the larger US economy and markets, have all been negatively impacted by the increasing conflict between Russia and Ukraine and the ensuing U.S. and international sanctions on Russia. Several investments are moving forward in the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) region in 2022, mainly in Russia despite the severe reduction in steel demand caused by the fallout from its war with Ukraine.
• At its Mariupol or Zaporizhzhya factories, Metinvest originally intended to build a new 4.5 mmt Electric Arc Furnace (EAF) to replace some current OHF facilities within a 7–10 year period. The destruction brought on by Russia's conflict with Ukraine, however, has gravely hampered the prospects for this endeavor. In the upcoming two years (2022-23), the company projects that Ukraine's crude steel production will decrease by at least two-thirds (Kallanish, 2022; Metal Expert, 2021).
• In a different part of the region, in the first quarter of 2022, Namangan Metallurgiya Zavodi (NMZ), the nation's second steelmaking facility, began operations in Chust District, Uzbekistan (Metal Expert, 2022). If all current projects are taken into consideration, the CIS's steelmaking capacity might rise by 2.8 mmt (+1.9%) between 2023 and 2025, reaching a level of 147.9 mmt.