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全球先進複合材料市場（2027-2037 年）

Advanced Composites: Global Market 2027-2037
出版日期: | 出版商: Future Markets, Inc. | 英文 270 Pages, 97 Tables, 34 Figures | 訂單完成後即時交付

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先進複合材料市場正從過去由航太業主導的格局，轉向由交通運輸和能源產業驅動的多元化未來轉變。曾經主要由單一週期性產業驅動的需求，如今已擴展到眾多處於不同應用階段的產業，這增強了市場的韌性，使其不易受特定產業週期性波動的影響。未來十年的前景主要取決於氫能基礎設施建設的速度、熱塑性樹脂的過渡速度、碳纖維產能與需求之間的平衡，以及汽車和建設產業的經濟趨勢。

「全球先進複合材料市場（2027-2037）」報告對預測期內全球先進複合材料行業的市場發展進行了全面分析。該報告涵蓋了整個價值鏈，包括增強材料、基體體系、複合材料結構、製造流程、數位化和基礎技術、永續性和回收、終端用戶需求、價值鍊和定價、區域市場以及競爭格局。報告以價值和數量兩個維度量化了市場規模，並按增強材料類型、基體類型、材料形態、製造程序、終端用戶行業和地區對預測進行了細分。預測基於三種情境：保守情境、基準情境和加速情境。在增強材料方面，報告涵蓋了碳纖維、玻璃纖維、天然和生物基材料、玄武岩纖維、芳香聚醯胺、陶瓷纖維、特殊纖維和奈米纖維，並分析了產能、運轉率、定價和再生纖維的情況。在基材方面，報告涵蓋了熱固性樹脂、熱塑性樹脂、生物基和可回收樹脂、玻璃態聚合物以及陶瓷和金屬基質體系統。

製造和加工方面的分析範圍包括液態成型、高壓釜和外高壓釜罐成型、壓縮成型、Plutonion成型、纏繞成型纏繞、自動纖維鋪放、熱塑性成型和積層製造，以及粘合、固化、自動化和新興工藝技術。數位化章節涵蓋材料資訊學、模擬和數位孿生、衍生設計、無損檢測和結構完整性監測。永續性章節涵蓋機械回收、熱回收、化學回收、再生、生物基途徑、風力渦輪機葉片和航太領域的報廢處理方案、生命週期評估和擴大生產者責任法規。

此應用領域分析涵蓋航太與國防、汽車與旅遊、風能、船舶、建築、體育、醫療、石油與天然氣、氫能、電子、防彈與裝甲、鐵路以及工業應用。報告中還探討了價值鏈、供應鏈韌性與回流、產能擴張、定價與成本降低趨勢、專利趨勢以及貿易與關鍵材料政策。區域分析涵蓋北美、歐洲、亞太、中東和非洲以及拉丁美洲。

宏觀經濟背景部分檢視了關鍵需求促進因素（輕量化、脫碳、電氣化、國防採購和供應鏈安全）以及檢驗的政策和標準環境，包括 CORSIA、汽車和報廢車輛的二氧化碳排放法規、REACH 法規以及兩用物項出口法規。

本報告介紹了涵蓋整個價值鏈的101家公司的概況，包括纖維和樹脂生產商、中間產品製造商、回收商、積層製造公司和材料技術公司。補充資料包括詳細的預測資料表、調查方法附錄、公司名錄、標準和規範參考資料以及術語表。

本報告旨在為材料供應商、製造商、OEM廠商、投資者和政策制定者提供2037年先進複合材料市場的數據驅動型參考資訊。

目錄包括以下內容：

  • 市場定義、範圍、細分理由、策略主題、資本流動和主要風險。
  • 產業與宏觀經濟環境－歷史變遷、採用率的S曲線、需求促進因素、政策與標準環境（CORSIA、汽車二氧化碳排放、REACH法規、出口限制、關鍵材料指定）
  • 增強材質－碳纖維、玻璃纖維、天然及生物基纖維、玄武岩芳香聚醯胺、芳綸纖維、陶瓷纖維、特殊纖維及奈米纖維。內容包括產能、價格、再生纖維以及按性能分類的成本比較矩陣。
  • 基材－熱固性樹脂、熱塑性樹脂、生物基和可回收樹脂、玻璃態聚合物、陶瓷和金屬基質材料以及界面化學
  • 複合材料的結構與材料形式－連續纖維與非連續纖維、預浸料與乾纖維、紡織預成型體、模塑複合材料、夾芯結構、多功能複合材料
  • 製造與加工技術－液態成型、高壓釜/非高壓高壓釜成型、壓縮成型、浸漬成型、捲繞成型、AFP成型、熱塑性成型、積層製造、黏合、固化及新興技術
  • 數位與基礎技術—材料資訊學、模擬與數位孿生、衍生設計、無損檢測、結構完整性監測、資料基礎設施
  • 永續性、回收和循環經濟—機械回收、熱回收和化學回收、再生、生物基途徑、報廢產品管理計劃、生命週期評估和生產者延伸責任制（EPR）法規
  • 終端用戶市場分析－航太與國防、汽車與旅遊、風能、船舶、建築、體育、醫療、石油與天然氣、氫能、電子、裝甲、鐵路與工業
  • 價值鏈、供應鏈、定價－價值鏈圖譜、韌性與回流、產能擴張、成本降低路徑、專利趨勢、貿易政策
  • 區域市場分析－涵蓋北美、歐洲、亞太、中東和非洲以及拉丁美洲。內容包括產能和政策對比。
  • 市場預測（2027-2037 年）- 基於保守、基準和加速情境的總合價值和數量，以及按增強材料、基體、形狀、工藝、最終用途、地區和永續材料滲透率細分。
  • 競爭格局與創新生態系統－市場結構與分層、老牌企業與顛覆者、資金籌措與併購、國防資本、創新中心
  • 公司簡介 - 涵蓋整個價值鏈的 124 家公司，從紡織品和樹脂製造商到回收、積層製造和材料技術公司。 3P.COM, Advance Composite Co. Ltd., ADN Group, Addyx, Aksa Carbon, Arkema, Arris Composites, Asahi Kasei, Bambooder Biobased Fibers B.V., Bcomp, Beijing Carbontech Industrial Co., BIOFIBIX, Biofibre GmbH, Biwi, Blencel, BNNT LLC, Borregaard, BPREG Composites, Cabot Corporation, CAEROSTRIS, Cambium, Carbon, CarboMat, CarboScreen, Catack-H, CEAD, CelluComp, Circular11, CGREEN, CNano Technology, Cobratex, CompPair Technologies, Componous, Continuous Composites, CreaFill Fibers, DaikyoNishikawa, Daio Paper, DENSO, DIC Products, EcoTechnilin, Evergreen Additive, Evonik, 4M Carbon Fiber, FiberJoints, fiberior, fibionic, First Graphene, FluidSolids AG, Formosa Plastics, FOX Composites, FP Chemical, Fuji Pigment, Furukawa Electric, Gen 2 Carbon, Global Graphene Group (G3), Graphmatech, Graphene Composites, GS Alliance, Gurit, Haydale, High Temperature Material Systems, Hengshen Fibre Materials, Hexcel, Holy Technologies, Huntsman Advanced Materials, Hybron, HYCCO等。

目錄

第1章摘要整理

第2章：引言和範圍

  • 複合材料的分類
  • 先進複合材料與傳統複合材料的差別是什麼？
  • 細分邏輯（材料 x 矩陣 x 架構 x 製程 x 最終用途 x 區域）

第3章：產業與宏觀經濟狀況

  • 先進複合材料的歷史發展
  • 各行業技術準備度及採用情況的S形曲線
  • 宏觀經濟因素（能源轉型、國防預算、交通電氣化）
  • 政策與法規
  • 標準與認證體系（航太、汽車、船舶、土木工程）

第4章：增強材料

  • 碳纖維
  • 玻璃纖維
  • 天然纖維和生物性纖維
  • 玄武岩纖維
  • 醯胺纖維和高性能聚合物纖維
  • 陶瓷纖維
  • 特殊纖維
  • 奈米級增強材料
  • 混合增強
  • 每處房產的比較成本與選擇矩陣。

第5章：矩陣系統

  • 熱固性樹脂
  • 熱塑性基質
  • 生物基可回收樹脂化學
  • 可回收熱固性樹脂、玻璃態聚合物和共用自適應網路
  • 自癒和刺激反應矩陣
  • 陶瓷基質複合材料
  • 金屬基複合材料
  • 功能性填料、添加劑、上漿劑和界面化學

第6章：混合用途建築與材料形式

  • 連續光纖系統與非連續光纖系統
  • 預浸料與乾纖維/無高壓釜釜成型件的比較
  • 紡織預成型件（機織織物、編織物、縫紉物、非捲曲織物、3D機織織物）
  • 模塑膠（SMC、BMC、GMT、LFT）
  • 夾層結構和芯材（蜂巢芯、發泡體、輕木芯、網格/印刷芯）
  • 奈米複合材料和多尺度增強
  • 功能梯度複合材料與多功能複合材料
  • 具有內建感測功能的智慧/結構穩固複合材料

第7章 製造加工技術

  • 手工成型及開模成型製程（手工積層、噴塗成型）
  • 液態複合材料成型（RTM、HP-RTM、Light RTM、灌注/VARTM）
  • 高壓釜和非高壓釜製程的比較
  • 壓縮成型和壓製成型
  • 拉擠成型（包括弧形拉擠成型/曲面拉擠成型）
  • 纏繞成型和帶材繞線
  • 自動膠帶鋪設（ATL）和自動光纖佈局（AFP）
  • 熱塑性成型（壓制、熱成型、包覆成型）
  • 長纖維和連續纖維射出成型
  • 複合材料的積層製造
  • 連接與組裝（黏合、熱塑性焊接、緊固）
  • 固化和凝固（烘箱、高壓釜、微波爐、紫外線、電子束、感應加熱、原位固化）
  • 自動化、機器人和工業4.0的融合
  • 基於流程的成本模型和週期時間基準
  • 新興和下一代製造技術

第8章：數位技術及其實現技術

  • 材料資訊學與人工智慧加速發現
  • 利用機器學習最佳化配方、製程和微觀結構。
  • 模擬、建模、數位孿生（過程、結構、多物理場）
  • 生成式設計與拓樸最佳化
  • 無損檢測、檢驗和品質保證
  • 結構完整性監測與嵌入式感測
  • 資料基礎設施、MES 和複雜的「智慧層」

第9章永續性、回收與循環經濟

  • 複合廢棄物現狀及廢舊產品處置面臨的挑戰。
  • 機械回收
  • 熱回收（熱解、流體化床）
  • 化學品回收和溶劑分解
  • 複合材料回收與降級回收利用
  • 重新融入再生碳纖維和玻璃纖維市場
  • 生物基和低碳材料途徑
  • 將塑膠和工業廢棄物升級回收製成結構材料
  • 風力發電機葉片和航太設備的報廢處理計劃
  • 生命週期評估、隱含碳、循環設計
  • 推動監理和生產者延伸責任的因素

第10章 終端用戶市場分析

  • 航太/國防
  • 汽車與出行
  • 風力發電（葉片、支架、回收）
  • 海洋及海軍相關（船體、海軍防禦、休閒用途、自主/無人船艇）
  • 建築和基礎設施（FRP加固、橋樑、維修/維修、民用大門和水利基礎設施、模組化建築）
  • 運動、休閒、休閒
  • 醫療設備和義肢（醫療設備、診斷影像設備、矯正器具、植入）
  • 石油、天然氣和能源相關設備（管線、立管、井下設備、儲槽）
  • 氫經濟和壓力容器儲存
  • 電氣、電子及電信設備（機殼、電磁干擾屏蔽、5G/天線、半導體製造設備）
  • 防彈裝甲和個人/車輛裝甲
  • 鐵路、商用車輛、工業機械/機器人

第11章：價值鏈、供應鏈與定價

  • 價值鏈映射（前驅體→纖維→中間產品→組件→OEM）
  • 供應鏈韌性、國內回流和雙重採購
  • 提高產能並投資興建新廠
  • 按材料分類的價格趨勢和成本下降軌跡
  • 貿易流量、關稅和基本商品政策

第12章 區域市場分析

  • 北美洲
  • 歐洲
  • 亞太地區
  • 中東和非洲
  • 拉丁美洲
  • 按地區比較製造業能力和政策

第13章 市場預測，2027-2037年

  • 整體市場按價值和銷售量計算
  • 按強化類型進行的預測
  • 按矩陣類型進行預測
  • 按材料類型/建築風格進行預測
  • 按製造流程預測
  • 按最終用途產業預測
  • 區域預測
  • 對再生材料含量和永續材料採用率的預測
  • 情境分析（保守/基本/加速）

第14章：公司簡介（124家公司簡介）

第15章附錄

第16章 參考文獻

The advanced composites market is in transition from an aerospace-anchored past to a diversified, mobility- and energy-led future. Once driven largely by a single cyclical sector, demand is broadening across many industries at very different stages of adoption, which is making the market more resilient and less hostage to any one sector's cycle. The outcome of the decade hinges chiefly on the pace of the hydrogen build-out, the speed of the thermoplastic transition, the balance of carbon-fiber capacity against demand, and the health of the automotive and construction cycles.

Advanced Composites: Global Market 2027-2037 provides a comprehensive analysis of the global advanced composites industry over the forecast period. It covers the full value chain - reinforcement materials, matrix systems, composite architectures, manufacturing processes, digital and enabling technologies, sustainability and recycling, end-use demand, value chain and pricing, regional markets, and the competitive landscape. The report quantifies the market by value and volume and segments the forecast by reinforcement type, matrix type, material form, manufacturing process, end-use sector and region. Forecasts are presented under conservative, base and accelerated scenarios. Reinforcement coverage spans carbon, glass, natural and bio-based, basalt, aramid, ceramic, specialty and nanoscale fibres, with analysis of capacity, utilisation, pricing and recycled fibre. Matrix coverage spans thermosets, thermoplastics, bio-based and recyclable resins, vitrimers, and ceramic- and metal-matrix systems.

Manufacturing and processing coverage includes liquid moulding, autoclave and out-of-autoclave routes, compression moulding, pultrusion, filament winding, automated fibre placement, thermoplastic forming and additive manufacturing, together with joining, curing, automation and emerging process technologies. The digital chapter covers materials informatics, simulation and digital twins, generative design, non-destructive testing and structural-health monitoring. The sustainability chapter covers mechanical, thermal and chemical recycling, regeneration, bio-based pathways, wind-blade and aerospace end-of-life programmes, life-cycle assessment and extended-producer-responsibility regulation.

End-use analysis covers aerospace and defence, automotive and mobility, wind, marine, construction, sports, medical, oil and gas, hydrogen, electronics, ballistic and armour, and rail and industrial applications. The report also addresses the value chain, supply-chain resilience and reshoring, capacity build-out, pricing and cost-down trajectories, the patent landscape, and trade and critical-materials policy. Regional analysis covers North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, the Middle East and Africa, and Latin America.

The macro context section reviews the principal demand drivers - lightweighting, decarbonisation, electrification, defence procurement and supply-chain security - and the relevant policy and standards environment, including CORSIA, automotive CO₂ and end-of-life-vehicle rules, REACH, and dual-use export controls.

The report profiles 101 companies across the value chain, from fibre and resin producers to intermediate, recycling, additive-manufacturing and materials-technology firms. Supporting material includes detailed forecast data tables, a research-methodology appendix, a company directory, a standards and specifications reference, and a glossary.

The report is intended for material suppliers, manufacturers, OEMs, investors and policymakers requiring a data-grounded reference on the advanced composites market through 2037.

Contents include:

  • Market definition, boundaries, segmentation logic, strategic themes, capital flows and key risks
  • Industry and macro context - historical evolution, adoption S-curves, demand drivers, and the policy and standards environment (CORSIA, automotive CO₂, REACH, export controls, critical-materials designations)
  • Reinforcement materials - carbon, glass, natural and bio-based, basalt, aramid, ceramic, specialty and nanoscale fibres, including capacity, pricing, recycled fibre and a cost-per-property selection matrix
  • Matrix systems - thermosets, thermoplastics, bio-based and recyclable resins, vitrimers, ceramic- and metal-matrix systems, and interface chemistry
  • Composite architectures and material forms - continuous vs discontinuous, prepreg vs dry-fibre, textile preforms, moulding compounds, sandwich cores and multifunctional composites
  • Manufacturing and processing technologies - liquid moulding, autoclave/out-of-autoclave, compression, pultrusion, winding, AFP, thermoplastic forming, additive manufacturing, joining, curing and emerging methods
  • Digital and enabling technologies - materials informatics, simulation and digital twins, generative design, non-destructive testing, structural-health monitoring and data infrastructure
  • Sustainability, recycling and the circular economy - mechanical, thermal and chemical recycling, regeneration, bio-based pathways, end-of-life programmes, life-cycle assessment and EPR regulation
  • End-use market analysis - aerospace and defence, automotive and mobility, wind, marine, construction, sports, medical, oil and gas, hydrogen, electronics, armour and rail/industrial
  • Value chain, supply chain and pricing - value-chain mapping, resilience and reshoring, capacity build-out, cost-down trajectories, the patent landscape and trade policy
  • Regional market analysis - North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, the Middle East and Africa, and Latin America, with a capacity and policy comparison
  • Market forecasts, 2027-2037 - totals by value and volume and breakdowns by reinforcement, matrix, form, process, end-use, region and sustainable-content penetration, under conservative, base and accelerated scenarios
  • Competitive landscape and innovation ecosystem - market structure and tiering, incumbents vs disruptors, funding and M&A, defence capital, and innovation hubs
  • Company profiles - 124 companies across the value chain, from fibre and resin producers to recycling, additive-manufacturing and materials-technology companies including 3P.COM, Advance Composite Co. Ltd., ADN Group, Addyx, Aksa Carbon, Arkema, Arris Composites, Asahi Kasei, Bambooder Biobased Fibers B.V., Bcomp, Beijing Carbontech Industrial Co., BIOFIBIX, Biofibre GmbH, Biwi, Blencel, BNNT LLC, Borregaard, BPREG Composites, Cabot Corporation, CAEROSTRIS, Cambium, Carbon, CarboMat, CarboScreen, Catack-H, CEAD, CelluComp, Circular11, CGREEN, CNano Technology, Cobratex, CompPair Technologies, Componous, Continuous Composites, CreaFill Fibers, DaikyoNishikawa, Daio Paper, DENSO, DIC Products, EcoTechnilin, Evergreen Additive, Evonik, 4M Carbon Fiber, FiberJoints, fiberior, fibionic, First Graphene, FluidSolids AG, Formosa Plastics, FOX Composites, FP Chemical, Fuji Pigment, Furukawa Electric, Gen 2 Carbon, Global Graphene Group (G3), Graphmatech, Graphene Composites, GS Alliance, Gurit, Haydale, High Temperature Material Systems, Hengshen Fibre Materials, Hexcel, Holy Technologies, Huntsman Advanced Materials, Hybron, HYCCO and more......

Table of Contents

1 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

  • 1.1 Definition and boundaries of "advanced composites"
  • 1.2 Top-line market size, 2027 base year and 2037 outlook
  • 1.3 Compound growth by material, process, end-use and region
  • 1.4 Compound growth by material, process, end-use and region
  • 1.5 Strategic themes: lightweighting, decarbonization, electrification, defense rearmament, supply-chain reshoring, materials AI, circularity
  • 1.6 Capital flows: venture funding, corporate VC, M&A and government/defense investment
  • 1.7 Key risks and disruption scenarios

2 INTRODUCTION AND SCOPE

  • 2.1 Taxonomy of composite materials
  • 2.2 What separates "advanced" from conventional composites
  • 2.3 Segmentation logic (material × matrix × architecture × process × end-use × region)

3 INDUSTRY AND MACRO CONTEXT

  • 3.1 Historical evolution of advanced composites
  • 3.2 Technology readiness and adoption S-curves by sector
  • 3.3 Macroeconomic drivers (energy transition, defense budgets, mobility electrification)
  • 3.4 Policy and regulation
    • 3.4.1 Aviation emissions and CORSIA
    • 3.4.2 Automotive CO₂ and end-of-life vehicle rules
    • 3.4.3 REACH, chemical and worker-safety regulation
    • 3.4.4 Defense procurement and dual-use export controls
    • 3.4.5 Trade policy, tariffs and critical-materials designations
  • 3.5 Standards and certification ecosystem (aerospace, automotive, marine, civil)

4 REINFORCEMENT MATERIALS

  • 4.1 Carbon fiber
    • 4.1.1 PAN-based fiber (standard, intermediate and high modulus)
    • 4.1.2 Pitch-based fiber
    • 4.1.3 Small-tow vs. large-/heavy-tow economics
    • 4.1.4 Precursor supply (textile PAN, lignin-based, polyolefin and bio-based precursors)
    • 4.1.5 Global capacity, utilization and pricing
    • 4.1.6 Recycled carbon fiber (rCF)
  • 4.2 Glass fiber
    • 4.2.1 E-glass
    • 4.2.2 S-glass and high-strength glass
    • 4.2.3 R-glass
    • 4.2.4 ECR-glass (corrosion-resistant)
    • 4.2.5 AR-glass (alkali-resistant)
    • 4.2.6 Low-dielectric and specialty glass
  • 4.3 Natural and bio-based fibers
    • 4.3.1 Flax
    • 4.3.2 Hemp
    • 4.3.3 Jute
    • 4.3.4 Kenaf
    • 4.3.5 Other bast and leaf fibers (sisal, abaca, ramie)
    • 4.3.6 Wood biocomposites
      • 4.3.6.1 Temperature restrictions and the suitable materials window
      • 4.3.6.2 Market size and growth
        • 4.3.6.2.1 By matrix
        • 4.3.6.2.2 By technology
        • 4.3.6.2.3 By application
        • 4.3.6.2.4 By region
    • 4.3.7 Cellulose nanofibers and nanocellulose
      • 4.3.7.1 The dispersion and processing constraint
      • 4.3.7.2 Market size and growth
        • 4.3.7.2.1 By matrix
        • 4.3.7.2.2 By technology
        • 4.3.7.2.3 By application
        • 4.3.7.2.4 By region
      • 4.3.7.3 Producers
    • 4.3.8 Regenerated and bio-derived fibers
      • 4.3.8.1 The governing constraint
      • 4.3.8.2 Market size and growth
        • 4.3.8.2.1 By matrix
        • 4.3.8.2.2 By technology
        • 4.3.8.2.3 By application
        • 4.3.8.2.4 By region
    • 4.3.9 Companies
  • 4.4 Basalt fiber
    • 4.4.1 Continuous basalt filament
    • 4.4.2 Chopped and milled basalt
    • 4.4.3 Basalt vs. glass cost-performance positioning
  • 4.5 Aramid and high-performance polymer fibers
    • 4.5.1 Para-aramid
    • 4.5.2 Meta-aramid
    • 4.5.3 Ultra-high-molecular-weight polyethylene (UHMWPE)
    • 4.5.4 Copolymer and next-generation aramids
  • 4.6 Ceramic fibers
    • 4.6.1 Silicon carbide (SiC)
    • 4.6.2 Oxide fibers (alumina, alumina-silica)
    • 4.6.3 Mullite and other oxide systems
  • 4.7 Specialty fibers
    • 4.7.1 Boron
    • 4.7.2 Quartz and silica
    • 4.7.3 PBO
    • 4.7.4 Other high-temperature and niche fibers
  • 4.8 Nanoscale reinforcements
    • 4.8.1 The dispersion and cost constraint
    • 4.8.2 Market size and growth
      • 4.8.2.1 By nanomaterial type
      • 4.8.2.2 By matrix
      • 4.8.2.3 By technology
      • 4.8.2.4 By application
      • 4.8.2.5 By region
    • 4.8.3 Carbon nanotubes (single- and multi-wall)
    • 4.8.4 Graphene and graphene nanoplatelets
    • 4.8.5 Carbon and polymer nanofibers
    • 4.8.6 Nanoclays, whiskers and nanoparticles
    • 4.8.7 Companies
  • 4.9 Hybrid and commingled reinforcements
  • 4.10 Comparative cost-per-property and selection matrix

5 MATRIX SYSTEMS

  • 5.1 Thermoset resins
    • 5.1.1 Epoxy
    • 5.1.2 Polyester
    • 5.1.3 Vinyl ester
    • 5.1.4 Phenolic
    • 5.1.5 Bismaleimide (BMI)
    • 5.1.6 Polyimide
    • 5.1.7 Cyanate ester
    • 5.1.8 Benzoxazine
    • 5.1.9 Polyurethane and hybrid systems
  • 5.2 Thermoplastic matrices
    • 5.2.1 PEEK
    • 5.2.2 PEKK
    • 5.2.3 PAEK
    • 5.2.4 PPS
    • 5.2.5 PEI
    • 5.2.6 Polyamides (PA6, PA66, PA12 and high-temperature grades)
    • 5.2.7 Polypropylene (PP)
    • 5.2.8 Polycarbonate (PC)
    • 5.2.9 PET and other engineering thermoplastics
    • 5.2.10 In-situ polymerizable and reactive thermoplastics
  • 5.3 Bio-based and recyclable resin chemistries
  • 5.4 Recyclable thermosets, vitrimers and covalent adaptable networks
  • 5.5 Self-healing and stimuli-responsive matrices
  • 5.6 Ceramic matrix composites
    • 5.6.1 Oxide/oxide CMC
    • 5.6.2 SiC/SiC CMC
    • 5.6.3 Carbon/carbon (C/C)
    • 5.6.4 Carbon/silicon carbide (C/SiC)
    • 5.6.5 Ultra-high-temperature ceramic composites
  • 5.7 Metal matrix composites
    • 5.7.1 Aluminum matrix
    • 5.7.2 Titanium matrix
    • 5.7.3 Magnesium matrix
    • 5.7.4 Copper and other metal matrices
  • 5.8 Functional fillers, additives, sizings and interface chemistry

6 COMPOSITE ARCHITECTURES AND MATERIAL FORMS

  • 6.1 Continuous vs. discontinuous fiber systems
  • 6.2 Prepreg vs. dry-fiber/out-of-autoclave forms
  • 6.3 Textile preforms (woven, braided, stitched, non-crimp fabric, 3D woven)
  • 6.4 Molding compounds (SMC, BMC, GMT, LFT)
  • 6.5 Sandwich structures and core materials (honeycomb, foam, balsa, lattice/printed cores)
  • 6.6 Nanocomposites and multiscale reinforcement
  • 6.7 Functionally graded and multifunctional composites
  • 6.8 Smart/structural-health composites with embedded sensing

7 MANUFACTURING AND PROCESSING TECHNOLOGIES

  • 7.1 Manual and open-mold processes (hand layup, spray-up)
  • 7.2 Liquid composite molding (RTM, HP-RTM, light-RTM, infusion/VARTM)
  • 7.3 Autoclave vs. out-of-autoclave processing
  • 7.4 Compression and press molding
  • 7.5 Pultrusion (including radius/curved pultrusion)
  • 7.6 Filament winding and tape winding
  • 7.7 Automated tape laying (ATL) and automated fiber placement (AFP)
  • 7.8 Thermoplastic forming (stamp/press, thermoforming, overmolding)
  • 7.9 Long-fiber and continuous-fiber injection molding
  • 7.10 Additive manufacturing of composites
    • 7.10.1 Continuous-fiber 3D printing
    • 7.10.2 Large-format additive manufacturing (LFAM / BAAM)
    • 7.10.3 Hybrid additive–subtractive cells
    • 7.10.4 Tooling and mold additive manufacturing
    • 7.10.5 Distributed and point-of-need production
  • 7.11 Joining and assembly (adhesive bonding, thermoplastic welding, fastening)
  • 7.12 Curing and consolidation (oven, autoclave, microwave, UV, electron-beam, induction, in-situ)
  • 7.13 Automation, robotics and Industry 4.0 integration
  • 7.14 Cost models and cycle-time benchmarking by process
  • 7.15 Emerging and next-generation manufacturing technologies
    • 7.15.1 Resistance, induction and ultrasonic welding for one-shot thermoplastic assembly
    • 7.15.2 Fast-cure, snap-cure and frontal-polymerization resin systems
    • 7.15.3 Electron-beam, UV and out-of-oven energy-efficient curing at scale
    • 7.15.4 Field-assisted and magnetically aligned fiber placement
    • 7.15.5 Tailored fiber placement and dry-fiber automated preforming
    • 7.15.6 Robotic and adaptive AFP/ATL with in-process inspection
    • 7.15.7 Multi-material and voxel-level additive deposition
    • 7.15.8 4D printing and shape-morphing composites
    • 7.15.9 Self-reinforced and in-situ consolidated composites
    • 7.15.10 Cold spray and solid-state routes for metal matrix composites
    • 7.15.11 Bio-inspired and biomimetic fabrication
    • 7.15.12 Roll-to-roll and high-throughput continuous thermoplastic processing
    • 7.15.13 Closed-loop, AI-driven adaptive process control
    • 7.15.14 Recyclable-thermoset and reversible-bond processing
    • 7.15.15 Process routes enabling recycled and reclaimed feedstock

8 DIGITAL AND ENABLING TECHNOLOGIES

  • 8.1 Materials informatics and AI-accelerated discovery
  • 8.2 Machine learning for formulation, process and microstructure optimization
  • 8.3 Simulation, modeling and digital twins (process, structural, multiphysics)
  • 8.4 Generative design and topology optimization
  • 8.5 Non-destructive testing, inspection and quality assurance
  • 8.6 Structural health monitoring and embedded sensing
  • 8.7 Data infrastructure, MES and the composites "intelligence layer"

9 SUSTAINABILITY, RECYCLING AND THE CIRCULAR ECONOMY

  • 9.1 Composite waste landscape and end-of-life challenge
  • 9.2 Mechanical recycling
  • 9.3 Thermal recycling (pyrolysis, fluidized-bed)
  • 9.4 Chemical recycling and solvolysis
  • 9.5 Composite regeneration vs. downcycling
  • 9.6 Recycled carbon and glass fiber markets and reintegration
  • 9.7 Bio-based and low-carbon material pathways
  • 9.8 Upcycling plastic and industrial waste into structural materials
  • 9.9 Wind-blade and aerospace end-of-life programs
  • 9.10 Life-cycle assessment, embodied carbon and design-for-circularity
  • 9.11 Regulatory and extended-producer-responsibility drivers

10 END-USE MARKET ANALYSIS

  • 10.1 Aerospace and defense
    • 10.1.1 Commercial aircraft (primary and secondary structures, interiors)
    • 10.1.2 Business and regional aviation
    • 10.1.3 Rotorcraft
    • 10.1.4 Military aircraft and missiles
    • 10.1.5 Space launch and satellites
    • 10.1.6 UAVs/drones and unmanned systems
    • 10.1.7 Advanced air mobility / eVTOL
    • 10.1.8 Engine and hot-section components (CMC)
  • 10.2 Automotive and mobility
    • 10.2.1 Structural and body components
    • 10.2.2 EV battery enclosures and structural battery concepts
    • 10.2.3 Hydrogen and CNG pressure vessels (Type III/IV/V)
    • 10.2.4 Wheels, chassis and suspension
    • 10.2.5 Mobility decarbonization and lightweighting economics
  • 10.3 Wind energy (blades, spars, recycling)
  • 10.4 Marine and naval (hulls, naval defense, recreational, autonomous/uncrewed vessels)
  • 10.5 Construction and infrastructure (FRP rebar, bridges, repair/retrofit, civil gates and water infrastructure, modular)
  • 10.6 Sports, leisure and recreation
  • 10.7 Medical and prosthetics (devices, imaging, orthotics, implants)
  • 10.8 Oil, gas and energy (pipes, risers, downhole, tanks)
  • 10.9 Hydrogen economy and pressure-vessel storage
  • 10.10 Electrical, electronics and telecoms (device housings, EMI shielding, 5G/antenna, semiconductor equipment)
  • 10.11 Ballistic and personal/vehicle armour
  • 10.12 Rail, commercial vehicles and industrial/robotics

11 VALUE CHAIN, SUPPLY CHAIN AND PRICING

  • 11.1 Value-chain mapping (precursor → fiber → intermediate → part → OEM)
  • 11.2 Supply-chain resilience, reshoring and dual-sourcing
  • 11.3 Capacity build-out and new plant investments
  • 11.4 Pricing dynamics and cost-down trajectories by material
  • 11.5 Trade flows, tariffs and critical-materials policy

12 REGIONAL MARKET ANALYSIS

  • 12.1 North America
  • 12.2 Europe
  • 12.3 Asia-Pacific
  • 12.4 Middle East and Africa
  • 12.5 Latin America
  • 12.6 Regional manufacturing-capacity and policy comparison

13 MARKET FORECASTS, 2027–2037

  • 13.1 Total market by value and volume
  • 13.2 Forecasts by reinforcement type
  • 13.3 Forecasts by matrix type
  • 13.4 Forecasts by material form/architecture
  • 13.5 Forecasts by manufacturing process
  • 13.6 Forecasts by end-use sector
  • 13.7 Forecasts by region
  • 13.8 Recycled-content and sustainable-material penetration forecasts
  • 13.9 Scenario analysis (conservative / base / accelerated)

14 COMPANY PROFILES (124 company profiles)

15 APPENDICES

  • 15.1 Research methodology
    • 15.1.1 Forecasting methodology and assumptions
    • 15.1.2 Primary and secondary research
    • 15.1.3 Market-sizing and segmentation model
    • 15.1.4 Pricing, currency and inflation assumptions
    • 15.1.5 Limitations and confidence intervals
  • 15.2 Detailed forecast data tables
  • 15.3 Glossary and definitions

16 REFERENCES

List of Tables

  • Table 1. Inclusion boundary for "advanced composites"
  • Table 2. Headline market indicators, reconciled model
  • Table 3. Compound growth by segmentation axis, 2027–2037
  • Table 4. Headline market indicators, reconciled model
  • Table 5. Compound growth by segmentation axis, 2027–2037
  • Table 6. Strategic themes and where they are quantified
  • Table 7. Forecast scenarios and key swing factors to 2037
  • Table 8. Risk register
  • Table 9. Recommendations by value-chain position
  • Table 10. Taxonomy of advanced composites by matrix family
  • Table 11. The four determinants of composite performance
  • Table 12. Advanced vs. conventional composites
  • Table 13. Six-axis segmentation framework
  • Table 14. One total, three partitions: global market value 2027 (US$ bn)
  • Table 15. Adoption waves and enabling change
  • Table 16. Macroeconomic drivers and transmission to demand
  • Table 17. Regulatory vectors and net effect on composite demand
  • Table 18. Qualification intensity and competitive consequence by sector
  • Table 19. Carbon fiber producers and current production capacities
  • Table 20. Carbon-fiber grade tiers (PAN-based)
  • Table 21. Small-tow vs. large-/heavy-tow carbon fiber
  • Table 22. Carbon-fiber precursor routes
  • Table 23. Recycled carbon fiber producers and capacities
  • Table 24. Recycled carbon-fiber routes and value-ladder position
  • Table 25. Glass-fiber grade structure
  • Table 26. Matrix suitability for wood-cellulose reinforcement (temperature-governed)
  • Table 27. Process suitability for wood biocomposites
  • Table 28. Wood biocomposite market, 2027–2037 (engineered segment)
  • Table 29. Wood biocomposite value by matrix, US$ bn
  • Table 30. Wood biocomposite value by technology, US$ bn
  • Table 31. Wood biocomposite value by application, US$ bn
  • Table 32. Wood biocomposite value by region, US$ bn
  • Table 33. Nanocellulose grades for composite reinforcement
  • Table 34. Governing constraints and the suitable materials window for nanocellulose reinforcement
  • Table 35. Nanocellulose-in-composites market by grade, 2027–2037
  • Table 36. Nanocellulose-in-composites value by matrix, US$ bn
  • Table 37. Nanocellulose-in-composites value by technology, US$ bn
  • Table 38. Nanocellulose-in-composites value by application, US$ bn
  • Table 39. Nanocellulose-in-composites value by region, US$ bn
  • Table 40. Selected nanocellulose producers active in composite reinforcement
  • Table 41. Governing constraints for regenerated and bio-derived fibers
  • Table 42. Regenerated and bio-derived fiber composite market, 2027–2037
  • Table 43. Regenerated fiber composite value by matrix, US$ bn
  • Table 44. Regenerated fiber composite value by technology, US$ bn
  • Table 45. Regenerated fiber composite value by application, US$ bn
  • Table 46. Regenerated fiber composite value by region, US$ bn
  • Table 47. Natural and bio-based fiber composite companies.
  • Table 48. Basalt fiber cost-performance positioning
  • Table 49. Aramid and high-performance polymer fibers
  • Table 50. Specialty fibers
  • Table 51. Governing constraints for nanoscale reinforcement
  • Table 52. Nanoscale reinforcement-in-composites market, 2027–2037
  • Table 53. Nanoscale reinforcement value by material, US$ bn
  • Table 54. Nanoscale reinforcement value by matrix, US$ bn
  • Table 55. Nanoscale reinforcement value by technology, US$ bn
  • Table 56. Nanoscale reinforcement value by application, US$ bn
  • Table 57. Nanoscale reinforcement value by region, US$ bn
  • Table 58. Nanoscale reinforcements
  • Table 59. Nanocomposite product developers
  • Table 60. Comparative cost-per-property selection matrix
  • Table 61. Advanced composites value by reinforcement, 2027 → 2037
  • Table 62. Thermoset chemistries, properties and applications
  • Table 63. Thermoplastic matrix chemistries
  • Table 64. Self-healing and stimuli-responsive matrices
  • Table 65. Ceramic-matrix composite classes
  • Table 66. Metal-matrix composite classes
  • Table 67. Functional additives, sizings and interface roles
  • Table 68. Prepreg vs. dry-fiber/out-of-autoclave forms
  • Table 69. Textile preform architectures
  • Table 70. Moulding compounds
  • Table 71. Core materials for sandwich structures
  • Table 72. Liquid composite moulding variants
  • Table 73. Additive manufacturing modes for composites
  • Table 74. Joining methods for composite structures
  • Table 75. Curing and consolidation routes
  • Table 76. Emerging and next-generation manufacturing technologies
  • Table 77. The digital and enabling-technology layer
  • Table 78. Drivers of composite circularity
  • Table 79. Aerospace and defence composite sub-markets
  • Table 80. Automotive and mobility composite sub-markets
  • Table 81. Wider end-use sectors at a glance
  • Table 82. The composite value chain
  • Table 83. Trade-policy vectors and effects on the composite value chain
  • Table 84. Regional comparison across key dimensions
  • Table 85. Total market by value and volume
  • Table 86. Forecast by reinforcement type (US$ bn)
  • Table 87. Forecast by matrix type (US$ bn)
  • Table 88. Forecast by material form (US$ bn)
  • Table 89. Forecast by manufacturing process (US$ bn)
  • Table 90. Forecast by end-use sector (US$ bn)
  • Table 91. Forecast by region (US$ bn)
  • Table 92. Recycled-content and sustainable-material penetration
  • Table 93. Scenario assumptions and outcomes
  • Table 94. Annual total market value, base case (US$ bn)
  • Table 95. Segment endpoints, 2027 → 2037 (US$ bn)
  • Table 96. Scenario endpoints, 2037
  • Table 97. Glossary of principal terms

List of Figures

  • Figure 1. Total advanced composites market value, 2024–2037 (US$ bn)
  • Figure 2. Advanced composites value by end-use sector, 2027 vs 2037 (US$ bn)
  • Figure 3. Disclosed venture and growth funding into advanced-composite startups, 2019–2026 (US$ bn)
  • Figure 4. Technology adoption S-curves by application domain (relative penetration, %)
  • Figure 5. Carbon-fiber nameplate capacity vs demand, 2024–2030 (kt)
  • Figure 6. Carbon-fiber price by grade, 2018–2037 (US$/kg)
  • Figure 7. Carbon nanotubes and their polymeric composites.
  • Figure 8. A schematic illustration depicting the preparation of nanoclay‐based composites.
  • Figure 9. Reinforcement fiber specific-property map (specific modulus vs specific strength)
  • Figure 10. Thermoset resin value split by chemistry
  • Figure 11. Thermoplastic composite value split by polymer
  • Figure 12. Matrix resin price ladder (indicative US$/kg)
  • Figure 13. Advanced composites material-form mix by share of value, 2026 (%)
  • Figure 14. Process positioning: production-volume suitability vs cycle speed (marker size ≈ tooling cost)
  • Figure 15. Advanced composites value by manufacturing process, 2026 (%)
  • Figure 16. Additive-manufactured composite value, 2024–2037 (US$ bn)
  • Figure 17. Development-timeline compression with materials informatics (indicative months by stage)
  • Figure 18. Recycled-fiber and bio-based matrix content as a share of material input, 2027–2037 (%)
  • Figure 19. Carbon-fiber recyclable feedstock by source (%)
  • Figure 20. Advanced composites value by end-use sector, 2027 vs 2037 (US$ bn)
  • Figure 21. End-use sectors ranked by forecast CAGR, 2027–2037 (%)
  • Figure 22. Advanced composites value by end-use sector, 2027–2037 (US$ bn, stacked)
  • Figure 23. Indicative value added by value-chain stage (% of finished-part value)
  • Figure 24. Indicative material price trajectories, 2024–2037 (indexed, 2024 = 100)
  • Figure 25. Advanced composites market value by region, 2036 (%)
  • Figure 26. Regional market value growth, 2027–2037 (CAGR, %)
  • Figure 27. Total advanced composites market value, 2027–2037 (US$ bn)
  • Figure 28. Forecast scenario range, 2027–2037 (US$ bn)
  • Figure 29. Flax fiber composite interior component debuted on the reECONIC concept vehicle.
  • Figure 30. Nanocellulose composites in concept car for NCV Project.
  • Figure 31. Cellulose Nanofiber (CNF) composite with polyethylene (PE).
  • Figure 32. CNF products from Furukawa Electric.
  • Figure 33. Cutlery samples (spoon, knife, fork) made of nano cellulose and biodegradable plastic composite materials.
  • Figure 34: CNF resin products.