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Lignosulphonates are Expected to Account for Around 1/4th of Global Sulphonated Lignin Demand – Fact.MR Survey

By Supriya Bhor·Published January 18, 2022·Updated January 20, 2022·Business news

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Sulphonated Lignin, the second most abundant renewable biopolymer in nature, has gained popularity as a bio-based substitute for petroleum-based raw materials throughout the years. It’s used to make Vanillin, Carbon Fiber, Phenol, and BTX, among other things. Furthermore, rising Sulphonated Lignin use in oil well drilling fluids, concrete, and agricultural chemicals is expected to propel the worldwide Sulphonated Lignin market over the forecast period.

During the projected period, the global Sulphonated Lignin market is expected to develop at a slow pace of less than 3%. Lignosulphonates, among all Sulphonated Lignin products, are well-positioned to maintain their dominance during the anticipated timeframe, accounting for about three-quarters of total Sulphonated Lignin consumption by 2029, according to Fact.MR in a recently published analysis on the worldwide Sulphonated Lignin market.

Concerns over the COVID-19 pandemic, however, have limited the market’s short-term development, as Sulphonated Lignin production has been halted. Major manufacturers are experiencing fluctuations in demand as a result of the pandemic, which is affecting market trends. According to a new analysis by Fact.MR, the global Sulphonated Lignin industry will be worth US$ 1.6 billion by 2030.

Sulphonated Lignin Market: Key Takeaways

“The global trend of substituting bio-based polymers for non-renewable petroleum products has moved customers’ priorities toward Sulphonated Lignin usage. This has opened up a huge market for bio-based Sulphonated Lignin use in a variety of hitherto undiscovered applications.” -a Fact.MR analyst says.

Manufacturers Leveraging Vertical Integration Strategies to Maintain Supremacy in Global Market

To preserve strong profit margins, Sulphonated Lignin manufacturers around the world are moving their focus to vertical integration. In addition, increasing value chain integration has created an entrance hurdle for new competitors. Due to the highly competitive and concentrated nature of the market, prominent companies are focusing on strategic relationships with end-use industries in order to produce highly specialised Sulphonated Lignin-based products.

By acquiring end-use manufacturing firms, significant stakeholders such as Domtar Corporation have commercialised the manufacturing process of employing Sulphonated Lignin to make high-grade engineered plastic. Other major companies have used a similar strategy to increase their market share.

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