Nov 30 2012
On the back of the economic recession, the BRIC construction industries underwent a serious contraction in 2009. The resultant drop in demand for building materials including concrete and cement led in its turn to a considerable decline in the concrete and cement market value during the year.
During 2010-2011, however, due to the governments’ support of projects construction activity in all BRIC economies was in the rise, which helped the concrete and cement market to record positive annual growth rates. Additionally, with the improvement of global economic environment, previously postpones or rejected construction projects in the BRIC countries are predicted to resume during the next few years.
New research report “Concrete and Cement in BRIC to 2016: Market Databook” worked out by Timetric offers a comprehensive guide to the concrete and cement market in the BRIC countries. It presents historic (2007-2011) and forecast (2012-2017) market values for the concrete and cement market and its categories. The study also provides a breakdown of market value by domestic production, supply balance, existing stock, imports and exports.
Categories covered in the report include: cement clinker, factory-made mortars, portland cement, refractory cements, mortars & concretes, other hydraulic cements, ready-mixed concrete and prefabricated structural components.
Report Details:
Title: Concrete and Cement in BRIC to 2016: Market Databook
Published: November, 2012
Pages: 127
Price: US$ 950.00
Source: http://marketpublishers.com