Global Inorganic Pigments Market Research Report

Global Inorganic pigments Market

Pigments are classified as either Inorganic or Organic. The inorganic pigments are made up of mineral compounds; these minerals are mainly oxides, sulfides of one or more than one metals. To impart colors in different compounds, inorganic pigments are applied. The Global Inorganic Pigments market was valued at $2,747.14 million in 2012 and is expected to reach $3,638.11 million in 2018 with a growing CAGR of 4.9% from 2013. The factors driving growth in the colorants market are its increasing per capita consumption in emerging economies, high demand from end-user industries, and augmenting demand for HPP pigments.

Pigments impact positively as colored substances made of both natural and synthetic materials. These are versatile coloring agents that come with all round features to give credence to their suitability in a variety of mediums.

Among all the two classes of pigments, inorganic pigments are mostly preferred due to cheaper cost and better light fastening. Under inorganic pigments, there are various types of pigments. Some of the most commonly used pigments are carbon black, synthetic iron oxide, cadmium pigments, chromium oxide, and pigments.

The key Regions covered in Global Inorganic pigments Market are North America, Asia-Pacific and others. The various types studied include Synthetic iron oxide and others. The Various applications studied in Global Inorganic Pigments Market include Construction, Coatings, Plastics, Paper and others. Further, as a part of qualitative analysis, the Global Pigments Market research report provides a comprehensive review of the important drivers, restraints, opportunities, and burning issues in the Global Inorganics Pigments market.

The Global Pigments Market report also provides an extensive competitive landscape of the companies operating in this market. It also includes the company profiles of and competitive strategies adopted by various market players, including BASF (Germany), DuPont (U.S.), Heubach (Germany), and LANXESS AG (Germany).