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Asia Pacific Composites Market

Publishing Date
Mar-24
Report Length
80 Pages
Forecasts Period
2026-2033
market cagr
12.40%

Executive Summary

The global market was valued at USD 5.3 billion in 2025 and is projected to reach USD 13.5 billion by 2033, at a CAGR of 12.4%.

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Market Dynamics & Scope

The Asia Pacific composites market was valued at USD 45.31 billion in 2023 (USD 48.61 billion in 2024) and is projected to reach USD 81.09 billion by 2030, expanding at a CAGR of 8.9% from 2024 to 2030. China led the regional market with a 50.06% revenue share in 2023, driven by electric vehicles, wind power, and electronics manufacturing.

By product, glass fiber accounted for 64.0% of 2023 revenue, while carbon fiber served high-stiffness aerospace and automotive uses. By manufacturing process, layup held a 36.37% share, and by application, automotive & transportation led with 20.14% while wind energy grows fastest.

This 80-page report segments volume and revenue from 2018 to 2030 across product, manufacturing process, application, and country, profiling 10 key manufacturers.

Key Market Trends & Insights

Trends & Insights
By product: Glass fiber segment led with a 64.0% revenue share in 2023, while carbon fiber held a substantial share for aerospace and automotive structures.
By manufacturing process: Layup process held the largest market share of 36.37% in 2023, followed by pultrusion and compression molding.
By application: Automotive & transportation led with a 20.14% revenue share in 2023, while wind energy is projected to be the fastest-growing segment.

Regional Highlights

Regional Highlights
Largest country market: China (50.06% revenue share of Asia Pacific in 2023)
Other key markets: India, Japan, and South Korea

Market Size & Forecasts

Market Size & Forecasts
Market size in 2023: USD 45.31 Billion
Market size in 2024: USD 48.61 Billion
Projected market size by 2030: USD 81.09 Billion
CAGR (2024-2030): 8.9%

Analyst Perspective

Analyst Perspective
As the world's largest transportation and electronics manufacturing hub, Asia Pacific is rapidly adopting glass and carbon fiber composites for vehicle lightweighting, wind turbine blades, and compact electronics. While glass fiber and hand/spray layup dominate volume, high-modulus carbon fiber and automated pultrusion are capturing high-growth wind and aerospace programs.

Technology Insights

Manufacturing process: Layup led with a 36.37% share in 2023 for boat hulls, wind blades, and architectural moldings due to low equipment cost. Pultrusion and compression molding also hold significant shares, alongside filament winding, injection molding, and RTM.

Product Insights

Product: Glass fiber dominated with a 64.0% revenue share in 2023 across construction, wind energy, electronics, and automotive. Carbon fiber held a substantial share for high-stiffness aircraft and EV structures.

Application Insights

Application: Automotive & transportation led with a 20.14% share in 2023 for lightweight body and chassis parts. Wind energy is projected to grow fastest through 2030 for long turbine blades and spar caps, alongside electrical & electronics, construction, pipes & tanks, and marine.

Regional Insights

China dominated with a 50.06% revenue share in 2023 on lightweight vehicles and electronics manufacturing. India is growing rapidly on >20 GW wind power additions and defense/automotive expansion, while Japan's aerospace primes (Mitsubishi, Kawasaki, Subaru) drive advanced carbon composites.

Market Dynamics

Driver

Rising automotive and EV production across China, India, Japan, and South Korea, growing commercial air traffic, government electronics manufacturing incentives, and wind farm installations.

Restraint

Tightening environmental regulations on thermoset resin emissions, recyclability challenges, and high raw material costs for aerospace-grade carbon fibers.

Opportunity

Relocation of global manufacturing bases to India and Southeast Asia, ISCC PLUS-certified bio-based and recycled carbon fibers, and multi-gigawatt onshore and offshore wind turbine blade manufacturing.

Regional & Country Trends

Asia Pacific Market Trends

China accounted for 50.06% of regional revenue in 2023, Japan leads in high-modulus aerospace carbon fibers (Toray, Teijin), and India is scaling pultrusion and wind composite capacity via joint ventures such as Kineco Exel Composites.

Key Company Insights & Competitive Landscape

Key Companies Profiled:

Teijin Ltd.; Toray Industries, Inc.; China Jushi Co., Ltd.; Kineco Limited; Hangzhou Holycore Composite Material Co. Ltd.; Kukdo Chemical Co., Ltd.; Polynt Composites Korea Co., Ltd.; ALUCOBOND; Cobra Advanced Composites; UNIFIBER COMPOSITE TECHNOLOGY

The market is moderately fragmented, led by integrated fiber giants (Toray Industries, Teijin, China Jushi) alongside regional composite fabricators and resin specialists (Kineco, Kukdo Chemical, Hangzhou Holycore, Cobra Advanced Composites).

Recent Industry Developments

January 2024: Toray Industries, Inc. exhibited its TORAYCA M46X carbon fiber offering 20% higher resilience while maintaining high tensile modulus.
December 2023: Teijin Ltd. began production and sales of ISCC PLUS-certified Tenax carbon fiber made from recycled/biomass acrylonitrile.
July 2023: Toray announced capacity expansions for regular tow carbon fiber in South Carolina (U.S.) and Gumi (South Korea) to 35,000 metric tons by 2025.

Global Report Segmentation

Product: Carbon Fiber; Glass Fiber; Others
Manufacturing Process: Layup; Filament; Injection Molding; Pultrusion; Compression Molding; RTM; Others
Application: Automotive & Transportation; Electrical & Electronics; Wind Energy; Construction & Infrastructure; Pipes & Tanks; Marine; Others
Country: China; Japan; India; South Korea
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