World Nanomaterials

Industry Forecasts for 2011, 2016 & 2025

Publication Date	August 2007
Publisher	Freedonia Group
Product Type	Report
Pages	473
ISBN Number	not applicable
Product Code	FED00200

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Summary

Nanomaterials increasing market presence worldwide

While the US will remain the largest market for these materials, nanomaterials will also register remarkable growth in such segments as the large pharmaceuticals industry in Western Europe and the expanding Asian electronics industry. Large international chemical companies such as BASF and Bayer have dedicated substantial portions of their research and development budgets to nanotechnology, and have created business functions related to nanomaterials. In Japan, South Korea, Taiwan and China, electronics firms have begun to develop components and other electronic equipment enhanced by such features as carbon nanotubebased backlighting units and organic light-emitting diodes (OLEDs) for electronic displays.

Eventually, nanomaterials are likely to affect nearly every industry in every region in the world, including the least developed regions. In fact, there is considerable optimism that nanomaterials will be instrumental in addressing some of the developing world's most pressing concerns, such as improving access to safe water supplies in such areas as Africa and the Middle East, enhancing agricultural efficiency, improving the performance of drugs and creating inexpensive building materials that perform better than traditional materials.

Nanoscale materials have begun to find use in a number of applications, including sunscreens and other personal care products, textile treatments, polymer composites for motor vehicle parts, performance additives for paints and coatings, and chemical mechanical polishing (CMP) slurries and other electronics applications. Thanks to rapid advances and significant commitment to research and development by government agencies, universities and corporations, nanomaterials are expected to increase their market presence quickly.

Nanotechnology both improves staid materials, introduces new materials

For the next decade or two, the majority of nanomaterial consumption will be accounted for by established products such as silica, titanium dioxide, clays, metal powders, polymers and chemicals produced in nanoscale versions. In many cases, these nanoscale versions will have different performance characteristics resulting from their smaller size, such as a higher surface-to-mass ratio, allowing for greater reactivity or greater strength relative to weight.

At the other end of the spectrum are new products such as nanotubes, buckyballs, dendrimers and quantum dots, whose broad commercialization is only beginning. These new materials are expected to become vital components of such products as flat panel displays and other electronics, drug delivery systems and pharmaceutical active ingredients, conductive polymers, batteries and fuel cells, superstrong aerospace equipment and highly specialized coatings.

Widespread optimism tempered by controversy

Along with undeniably bright promise, nanomaterials also carry the baggage of controversy in some respects. Although there are nanomaterial products on store shelves and in suppliers' inventories, companies and investors have been somewhat wary of "the next big thing" after the "dot-com" bust of the early 2000s. Moreover, concerns about the safety of nanomaterials have led to intense reactions in some parts of the world, not unlike those that greeted food produced with genetically modified crops.

Study coverage

This new Freedonia industry study, World Nanomaterials, is priced at $5500. It presents historical demand data for 2001 and 2006 and forecasts for 2011, 2016 and 2025 by type, market, world region and for 15 key countries. The study also considers market environment factors and profiles industry participants.

Content

I. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
II. MARKET ENVIRONMENT
- General
- World Macroeconomic Overview
- World Per Capita Gross Domestic Product
- Personal Consumption & Expenditure Trends
- World Population Trends
- World Manufacturing Outlook
- World Energy & Power Generation Outlook
- World Electronics Overview
- World Construction Overview
- World Health Expenditures Outlook
- Nanotechnology Overview
- Definitions
- Nanomaterials Overview
- Size
- Conventional Materials
- New Materials
- Research & Development Spending
- United States
- Public
- Private
- Japan
- European Union
- Other
- Environmental & Regulatory Issues
- World Nanomaterial Demand
III. MATERIALS OVERVIEW
- General
- Metal Oxides
- Silica
- Aluminum Oxide/Hydroxide
- Titanium Dioxide
- Zinc Oxide
- Iron Oxide
- Other Metal Oxides
- Metals
- Nanotubes
- Single-Wall Nanotubes
- Multi-Wall Nanotubes
- Clays
- Other
- Conventional Materials
- Minerals
- Polymers & Chemicals
- New Materials
- Dendrimers
- Nanoballs
- Quantum Dots
- All Other
IV. MARKET OVERVIEW
- General
- Electronics
- Semiconductors
- Displays
- Other Electronics
- Health Care
- Pharmaceuticals
- Therapeutic Agents
- Drug Delivery Systems
- Other Health Care
- Construction
- Paints & Coatings
- Flooring
- Glass
- Other Construction
- Energy Generation & Storage
- Other Markets
- Cosmetics & Toiletries
- Textiles
- Packaging, Paper & Printing
- Machinery
- Motor Vehicles
- Aerospace & Defense
- All Other
V. THE AMERICAS
- The Americas: General
- The Americas: Nanomaterial Demand
- United States
- Canada
- Brazil
- Mexico
- Other Americas
VI. WESTERN EUROPE
- Western Europe: General
- Western Europe: Nanomaterial Demand
- Germany
- France
- United Kingdom
- Italy
- Other Western Europe
VII. ASIA/PACIFIC
- Asia/Pacific: General
- Asia/Pacific: Nanomaterial Demand
- Japan
- China
- Taiwan
- South Korea
- Australia
- India
- Other Asia/Pacific
VIII. OTHER REGIONS
- Other Regions: General
- Eastern Europe
- Russia
- Other Eastern Europe
- Africa/Mideast
IX. INDUSTRY STRUCTURE
- General
- Participants
- Pure Play Companies
- Materials Producers
- End Users
- Cooperative Agreements
- Competitive Strategies
- Research & Development
- United States
- Japan
- Western Europe
- Other Regions
- Manufacturing
- Marketing & Distribution
- Company Profiles
- Abraxis BioScience Incorporated
- Access Pharmaceuticals Incorporated
- ACOLT SA
- Advance Nanopower Incorporated
- Advanced Magnetics Incorporated
- Advanced Nano Products Company Limited
- Air Products and Chemicals Incorporated
- Akzo Nobel NV
- Alcatel-Lucent
- Almatis GmbH
- Altair Nanotechnologies Incorporated
- ALTANA AG
- AMCOL International Corporation
- American BioScience Incorporated, see Abraxis
- BioScience
- American Dye Source Incorporated
- American Pharmaceutical Partners Incorporated, see
- Abraxis BioScience
- AP Materials Incorporated
- Apex Nanomaterials
- ApNano Materials Incorporated
- Applied Nanotech Incorporated
- Applied Sciences Incorporated
- Ardesta LLC
- Argonide Corporation
- Arkema SA
- Arrowhead Research Corporation
- Avidimer Therapeutics Incorporated
- BASF AG
- Bayer AG
- BioDelivery Sciences International
- BioForce Nanosciences Holdings Incorporated
- Biofriendly Corporation
- Biophan Technologies Incorporated
- BioSante Pharmaceuticals Incorporated
- BioTrove Incorporated
- BuckyUSA
- Buhler AG
- BYK-Chemie GmbH, see ALTANA
- Cabot Corporation
- Cabot Microelectronics Corporation
- CarboLex Incorporated
- Carbon Nanotech Research Institute Incorporated, see
- Mitsui & Company
- Carbon Nanotechnologies Incorporated, see Arrowhead
- Research
- Carbon Solutions Incorporated
- Catalytic Materials LLC
- Chemat Technology Incorporated
- ChevronTexaco Corporation
- Ciba Specialty Chemicals Incorporated
- Cima NanoTech Incorporated
- Clariant International Limited
- Companhia Vale do Rio Doce
- Competitive Technologies Incorporated
- CritiTech Incorporated
- Crystalplex Corporation
- CSEM SA
- CytImmune Sciences Incorporated
- Dendritech Incorporated
- Dendritic NanoTechnologies Incorporated, see Starpharma
- Holdings
- Dow Chemical Company
- Dow Corning Corporation
- DuPont (EI) de Nemours
- Eastman Chemical Company
- Eastman Kodak Company
- Eikos Incorporated
- Eka Chemicals AB, see Akzo Nobel
- Elan Corporation plc
- Elementis plc
- Ener1 Incorporated
- EnviroSystems Incorporated
- eSpin Technologies Incorporated
- Evident Technologies Incorporated
- Exxon Mobil Corporation
- Ferro Corporation
- Flamel Technologies SA
- Foster Corporation
- Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Incorporated
- Frontier Carbon Corporation
- Fujimi Incorporated
- Fullerene International Corporation
- GeneFluidics Incorporated
- General Electric Company
- General Motors Corporation
- GFD Gesellschaft fur Diamantprodukte mbH
- Heartland Building Products Incorporated
- Helix Material Solutions Incorporated
- Honeywell International Incorporated
- Honjo Chemical Corporation
- Horsehead Corporation
- Hosokawa Micron Group
- Hybrid Plastics
- Hyperion Catalysis International Incorporated
- IGI Incorporated
- ILFORD Imaging Limited
- Industrial NanoTech Incorporated
- Industrial Science & Technology Network Incorporated
- Infineon Technologies AG
- Inframat Corporation
- InMat Incorporated
- Integran Technologies Incorporated
- International Business Machines Corporation
- Intradigm Corporation
- Introgen Therapeutics Incorporated
- Invitrogen Corporation
- Ishihara Sangyo Kaisha Limited
- JFE Engineering Corporation
- Kainos Energy Corporation
- Kemira Oy
- Kerr Corporation, see Sybron Dental Specialties
- Kuraray Company Limited
- LANXESS AG
- Lavipharm Corporation
- LiftPort Group
- Lion Corporation
- Luna Innovations Incorporated
- Luxtera Incorporated
- Lyondell Chemical Company
- Mach I Incorporated
- Material Methods LLC
- Materials and Electrochemical Research Corporation
- Materials Modification Incorporated
- Mayaterials Incorporated
- MEFS Company Limited, see Showa Denko
- Mersana Therapeutics Incorporated
- MicroTechNano LLC
- Mitsui & Company Limited
- Molecular Nanosystems Incorporated
- Motorola Incorporated
- n-TEC AS
- NanoBio Corporation
- NanoBioMagnetics Incorporated
- NanoBioTec GmbH
- Nanobiotix SA
- Nano-C LLC
- NanoCarbLab
- NanoCarrier Company Limited
- Nanocerox Incorporated
- Nanocor Incorporated, see AMCOL International
- Nanocs Incorporated
- NanoCure Corporation, see Avidimer Therapeutics
- Nanocyl SA
- Nanodisc Incorporated
- NanoDynamics Incorporated
- NanoFilm Limited
- Nanogate Technologies GmbH
- NanoGram Corporation
- NanoHorizons Incorporated
- NanoLab
- Nanoledge SA
- Nanomat Incorporated
- NanoMaterials Technology Pte Limited
- NanoMed Pharmaceuticals Incorporated
- Nanomix Incorporated
- Nanopharma Corporation, see Mersana Therapeutics
- Nanophase Technologies Corporation
- Nanoprobes Incorporated
- NanoProducts Corporation
- NanoScale Corporation
- NanoSonic Incorporated
- Nanospectra Biosciences Incorporated
- NanoSperse LLC
- Nanosteel Company
- Nanostellar Incorporated
- Nanosyn Incorporated
- Nanosys Incorporated
- Nano-Tex LLC
- Nanotherapeutics Incorporated
- Nanothinx SA
- Nanova LLC Incorporated
- NEI Corporation
- Nektar Therapeutics
- NeoPhotonics Corporation
- NexTech Materials Limited
- Nikkiso Company Limited
- Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation
- Nissan Chemical Industries Limited
- Noble Polymers LLC
- NovaCentrix Corporation
- Novagali Pharma SA
- Novamont SpA
- NTERA Incorporated
- NUCRYST Pharmaceuticals Corporation
- Nyacol Nano Technologies Incorporated
- OM Group Incorporated
- Osaka Gas Company Limited
- Oxonica Limited
- Pacific Fuel Cell Corporation
- Panacea Biotec Limited
- Performance Plastics Products Incorporated
- PharmaSol GmbH
- Phasex Corporation
- Polykemi AB
- PolyOne Corporation
- Powdermet Incorporated
- Praxair Incorporated
- pSivida Limited
- Pyrograf Products Incorporated, see Applied Sciences
- QD Vision Incorporated
- QinetiQ Group plc
- Quantum Dot Corporation, see Invitrogen Corporation
- QuantumSphere Incorporated
- RAG AG
- Reactive NanoTechnologies Incorporated
- Reade Advanced Materials
- Rhodia SA
- Rigaku Innovative Technologies
- Rockwood Specialties Group Incorporated
- Rohm and Haas Company
- Rosseter Holdings Limited
- Royal Dutch Shell plc
- RTP Company
- Sachtleben Chemie GmbH, see Rockwood Specialties
- Group
- Sakai Chemical Industry Company Limited
- Salvona LLC
- Samsung Electronics Company Limited
- Seldon Laboratories LLC
- Sensatex Incorporated
- SES Research
- Shenzhen Chengyin Technology Company Limited
- Shin-Etsu Chemical Company Limited
- Showa Denko KK
- Siemens AG
- SkyePharma plc
- Soliqs
- Southern Clay Products Incorporated, see Rockwood
- Specialties Group
- SouthWest NanoTechnologies Incorporated
- Spherics Incorporated
- Spire Corporation
- Starpharma Holdings Limited
- Sud-Chemie Group
- Sumitomo Corporation
- Sun Nanotech Company Limited
- Swan (Thomas) & Company Limited
- Sybron Dental Specialties Incorporated
- Tailored Materials Corporation Incorporated
- Tayca Corporation
- Techmer PM LLC
- Teledyne Scientific & Imaging LLC
- Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Limited
- 3M Company
- Titan Kogyo KK
- TNO TPD
- TOR Minerals International Incorporated
- Toray Industries Incorporated
- Tosoh Corporation
- Triton Systems Incorporated
- Tronox Incorporated
- Umicore SA
- Unidym Incorporated, see Arrowhead Research
- Unitika Limited
- Wacker-Chemie AG
- Xerox Corporation
- Xintek Incorporated
- Zyvex Corporation
- Other Companies Mentioned in Study
LIST OF TABLES
SECTION I -- EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
- Summary Table
SECTION II -- MARKET ENVIRONMENT
- 1 World Gross Domestic Product
- 2 World Per Capita Gross Domestic Product
- 3 World Personal Consumption Expenditures
- 4 World Population by Region
- 5 World Manufacturing Value Added
- 6 World Electricity Generation
- 7 World Electronic Product Shipments
- 8 World Construction Expenditures
- 9 World Health Expenditures
- 10 Nanomaterials: Size Comparisons with Other Objects
- 11 World Nanotechnology National Government R&D Spending
- 12 World Nanomaterial Demand by Region
SECTION III -- MATERIALS OVERVIEW
- 1 World Nanomaterial Demand by Type
- 2 World Nanoscale Metal Oxide Demand by Region
- 3 World Nanoscale Metal Demand by Region
- 4 World Nanotube Demand by Region
- 5 World Nanoscale Clay Demand by Region
- 6 Other Nanomaterial Demand by Region
SECTION IV -- MARKET OVERVIEW
- 1 World Nanomaterial Markets
- 2 World Electronics Market for Nanomaterials by Region
- 3 World Health Care Market for Nanomaterials by Region
- 4 World Construction Market for Nanomaterials by Region
- 5 World Energy Generation & Storage Market for Nanomaterials by Region
- 6 Other World Markets for Nanomaterials by Region
SECTION V -- THE AMERICAS
- 1 The Americas: Key Indicators for Nanomaterial Demand
- 2 The Americas: Nanomaterial Demand by Type & Market
- 3 United States: Key Indicators for Nanomaterial Demand
- 4 United States: Nanomaterial Demand by Type & Market
- 5 Canada: Key Indicators for Nanomaterial Demand
- 6 Canada: Nanomaterial Demand by Type & Market
- 7 Brazil: Key Indicators for Nanomaterial Demand
- 8 Brazil: Nanomaterial Demand by Type & Market
- 9 Mexico: Key Indicators for Nanomaterial Demand
- 10 Mexico: Nanomaterial Demand by Type & Market
- 11 Other Americas: Key Indicators for Nanomaterial Demand
- 12 Other Americas: Nanomaterial Demand by Type & Market
SECTION VI -- WESTERN EUROPE
- 1 Western Europe: Key Indicators for Nanomaterial Demand
- 2 Western Europe: Nanomaterial Demand by Type & Market
- 3 Germany: Key Indicators for Nanomaterial Demand
- 4 Germany: Nanomaterial Demand by Type & Market
- 5 France: Key Indicators for Nanomaterial Demand
- 6 France: Nanomaterial Demand by Type & Market
- 7 United Kingdom: Key Indicators for Nanomaterial Demand
- 8 United Kingdom: Nanomaterial Demand by Type & Market
- 9 Italy: Key Indicators for Nanomaterial Demand
- 10 Italy: Nanomaterial Demand by Type & Market
- 11 Other Western Europe: Key Indicators for Nanomaterial Demand
- 12 Other Western Europe: Nanomaterial Demand by Type & Market
SECTION VII -- ASIA/PACIFIC
- 1 Asia/Pacific: Key Indicators for Nanomaterial Demand
- 2 Asia/Pacific: Nanomaterial Demand by Type & Market
- 3 Japan: Key Indicators for Nanomaterial Demand
- 4 Japan: Nanomaterial Demand by Type & Market
- 5 China: Key Indicators for Nanomaterial Demand
- 6 China: Nanomaterial Demand by Type & Market
- 7 Taiwan: Key Indicators for Nanomaterial Demand
- 8 Taiwan: Nanomaterial Demand by Type & Market
- 9 South Korea: Key Indicators for Nanomaterial Demand
- 10 South Korea: Nanomaterial Demand by Type & Market
- 11 Australia: Key Indicators for Nanomaterial Demand
- 12 Australia: Nanomaterial Demand by Type & Market
- 13 India: Key Indicators for Nanomaterial Demand
- 14 India: Nanomaterial Demand by Type & Market
- 15 Other Asia/Pacific: Key Indicators for Nanomaterial Demand
- 16 Other Asia/Pacific: Nanomaterial Demand by Type & Market
SECTION VIII -- OTHER REGIONS
- 1 Eastern Europe: Key Indicators for Nanomaterial Demand
- 2 Eastern Europe: Nanomaterial Demand by Type & Market
- 3 Russia: Key Indicators for Nanomaterial Demand
- 4 Russia: Nanomaterial Demand by Type & Market
- 5 Other Eastern Europe: Key Indicators for Nanomaterial Demand
- 6 Other Eastern Europe: Nanomaterial Demand by Type & Market
- 7 Africa/Mideast: Key Indicators for Nanomaterial Demand
- 8 Africa/Mideast: Nanomaterial Demand by Type & Market
SECTION IX -- INDUSTRY STRUCTURE
- 1 Selected Cooperative Agreements
LIST OF CHARTS
SECTION II -- MARKET ENVIRONMENT
- 1 World Nanomaterial Demand by Region, 2011
SECTION III -- MATERIALS OVERVIEW
- 1 World Nanomaterial Demand by Type, 2006 & 2011
SECTION IV -- MARKET OVERVIEW
- 1 World Nanomaterial Markets, 2006 & 2011
SECTION V -- THE AMERICAS
- 1 The Americas: Nanomaterial Demand by Country, 2011
SECTION VI -- WESTERN EUROPE
- 1 Western Europe: Nanomaterial Demand by Country, 2011
SECTION VII -- ASIA/PACIFIC
- 1 Asia/Pacific: Nanomaterial Demand by Country, 2011