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Report on Present and Future Trends in the Abrasives Industry

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Oct 6 2009

Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "Abrasives Market Report 2009" report to their offering.

This report written by experts from the abrasives industry provides a comprehensive world-wide market intelligence report on the abrasives market/industry.

The study covers all aspects of the abrasives industry:

abrasive grains/materials,
coated abrasives,
bonded abrasives and Superabrasives

The report focuses on the market information and trends in the industry from Europe, North America and Asia. A detailed analysis of the market for 2008 is included as well as annual forecasts for 2009 through to 2013.

The abrasives industry is intrinsically linked to GDP; the construction and manufacturing industries in particular. World GDP is forecast to fall by 1.3% globally in 2009 while the world-wide abrasives grain industry is forecast to fall by 22% (Europe 38%) in 2009. The coated and bonded abrasives markets in 2009 will contract by 21% and 14% respectively while superabrasives is forecast to contract by 24% globally. 'Abrasives a global strategic report' published by intelligence-market is recognised for quality information and written by experts from the industry.

Source: http://www.researchandmarkets.com/

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