As per our analysis report, the Middle East and Africa Industrial Coating Market is expected to reach USD 1.4 billion by 2029 from USD 1.17 billion in 2024, growing at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 3.6% during the forecast period.
Middle East countries experience extreme climatic situations both in winter and summer, Industrial coatings find various applications in order to counter that. On top of that, countries like UAE, and Qatar have been attracting a lot of tourists with projects like luxury real estate and thus have geared up to improve their infrastructure, thus driving the industrial coatings market. In African countries too, the real estate market has picked up growth with high demand for long-lasting metal coatings. Oil and gas industries have also had a significant impact on the market in the Middle East.
The COVID-19 pandemic has been one of the biggest factors which have stagnated the market both in the Middle East and Africa. Lack of investment in Africa combined with the poor purchasing power of the local citizens has damped the growth of the manufacturing sector. The automotive sector in Africa is very poor and less demand for industrial coating in this segment, however, this trend has been changing in recent years.
COVID-19 has exposed severe challenges for the coatings market by impacting the architectural and industrial sectors. With the Middle East and African countries were not the hotspots of the virus, all production activities and economic activities were shut down in Qatar, UAE, Saudi Arabia, and other African countries. Oil and Gas Production, Construction projects were all halted and as a consequence, the demand for industrial coatings significantly dropped. Middle East countries suffered a lot as their economy is heavily reliant on Oil and Gas production and during this period the prices even dropped negative values. Packaging industries are expected to grow thanks to the increase in demand for packaged goods. In this sector, the demand has slightly increased for the coating materials. But overall, the industry is expected to be negatively impacted by the end of 2021. Economic recoveries can be expected after 2021 but till then there is a very slight chance of growth.
Members of the African Union recently signed the African Continental Free Trade Area (AFCFTA) agreement ensuring free trade between African countries. This will improve the existing industrial coating industry and also allow cross-country trade smoothly.
The Middle East and African region are improving modern and medieval architecture and continuously growing markets in the architectural department. Qatar is continuously investing more in the infrastructure segment as a part of its preparation for the 2022 FIFA World Cup.
Construction and Infrastructure demand is expected to be strongest in Saudi Arabia, followed by Iran, Iraq, and the United Arab Emirates along with Qatar and Kuwait. In the year 2019, a total of USD 102.3 billion worth of projects were processed across all countries of GCC compared to USD 101.8 billion in 2018. This number is expected to further grow in the next decade.
In African countries, Nigeria posts the strongest growth in terms of demand for industrial coatings thanks to its growing infrastructure industry. South Africa are falling short in this segment. Also, the GDP growth of Egypt has been significant in Egypt which was recorded at 5.6% by the end of 2019.
Jazeera Paints, AKZO Novel NV, PPG Industries, Jotun, National Paints factory Co. Ltd are some of the notable companies in the Middle East and Africa Industrial Coating market.
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