Amines Market worth $14.43 Bn in 2016

Monday 24 October 2016, Amsterdam

This new chemical industry research entitled Amines Market Forecast Report 2016-2026 Volume (KT) & Market Forecasts ($) By Application (Agrochemicals, Personal Care, Cleaning Products, Petroleum & Gas Treatment, Water Treatment, Pharmaceutical, Textile, Others) by Region (North America, South America, Europe, Middle East, Asia-Pacific, Africa) Plus Market Share Analysis By Chemical Type (Ethanolamine, Ethyleneamine, Alkyl Amine, Fatty Amine, Specialty Amine) indicates that the global amines market will reach $14.43bn in 2016.

Amines are versatile chemicals which are used across a wide range of industries including agrochemicals, personal care, cleaning products, petroleum & gas treatment, water treatment, pharmaceutical, textile, and many others. The use of amines has expanded rapidly in recent years in the fields of personal care, petroleum & gas treatment, and agricultural enhancement. There are various amine grades which are developed by leading manufacturers to cater to specific application requirements of customers across the globe.

The 251 page report contains 270 tables, charts and graphs that add visual analysis in order to explain developing trends within the amines market. The key player provides global and regional volume (KT) and market value ($m)  forecasts for the period 2016-2026 for the major 7 submarkets, namely Agrochemicals, Personal Care, Cleaning Products, Petroleum & Gas Treatment, Water Treatment, Pharmaceutical, Textile, Others.

The report offers market forecasts and analysis for 6 regional amines markets further segmented by the 7 subsegments. In addition, the report contains a dedicated leading companies’ chapter covering 10 companies leading the field in amines.

The report also includes company market share analysis for the different amine chemical types for the Top 3 Alkyl Amine companies, Top 4 Ethanolamine companies, Top 5 Ethyleneamine companies, Top 6 Fatty Amine companies and Top 6 Specialty Amine companies