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Conductive Polymers Market - Forecast (2020 - 2025)

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  • 115 Pages
  • March 2020
  • Region: Global
  • IndustryARC
  • ID: 3919963
Typically conventional polymers such as plastics, rubber and so on offer significant resistance to electrical conduction but with the invention of conductive poly-acetylene, conductive polymers have gained significant attention. In general, conducting polymers include electronic conducting polymers and ionic conducting polymers. The main advantages of conducting polymers are that they possess not only the electronic and optical properties of metals and inorganic semiconductors, but also the flexible mechanics and processing ability of polymers. The properties that make these polymers attractive are its electrical properties combined with various doping levels and mechanical flexibility.

Even for various day to day applications such as LED lighting and super capacitors conductive polymers have significant advantage over other conventional metals. The CAGR of APAC is rising at a high growth due to immense rise technological advancement in developing nations such as China and Japan. The total revenue of global conductive polymers market in 2020 has been estimated to be 3319.17 million dollars and it is expected to reach $ 4827.35 million I n 2025 at a CAGR of 5.57%.

What are Conductive Polymers?

Polymers are the insulating materials in general they are used to make non-conductive coatings on wires. The conductively filled polymers were first made in 1930 for the prevention of corona discharge initially with the growing applications consequently four major classes of semiconducting polymers that have been developed so far which include conjugated conducting polymers, charge transfer polymers, ionically conducting polymers and conductively filled polymers. Because of their extraordinary properties such as electrical characteristics, reversible doping-dedoping procedure, controllable chemical and electrochemical properties and simple processing, a variety of CPs e.g., polyacetylene (PA), Polyaniline (PANI), polypyrrole (PPY), poly(phenylene)s(PPs), Poly(p-phenylene)(PPP), poly(p-phenylenevinylene) (PPV), poly(3,4-ethylene dioxythiophene) (PEDOT), polyfuran (PF) and other polythiophene (PTh) derivatives, etc, they have been subject of special interest in the field of nanoscience and nanotechnology.

What are the major applications for Conductive Polymers?

Simple synthesis with their chemical structure tailored to alter their physical properties, such as their band gap gives conducting polymers an advantage over conventional semiconductors in various applications. They are known to have low poisoning effects further to their ease of synthesis and lower cost for manufacturing. These properties ensure they have variety of applications such as in solar cell, sensor and in corrosive locations. Solar cells devices incorporating thin films of poly (o-toluidine) doped in p-toluene sulfonic acid (PTSA) spin-coated onto n-Si substrates have been produced and their photovoltaic characteristics have been studied. Besides this conductive polymers are also used in OLEDs, in medical and industrial sensors and devices.

Conductive Polymers Market

Market Research and Market Trends of Conductive Polymers Ecosystem

Poly(3,4-ethylenedioxythiophene)s are the conducting polymers (CP) with the biggest prospects in the field of bioelectronics due to their combination of characteristics (conductivity, stability, transparency and biocompatibility). The gold standard material is the commercially available poly(3,4-ethylenedioxythiophene):poly(styrene sulfonate) (PEDOT:PSS). However, in order to well connect the two fields of biology and electronics, PEDOT:PSS presents some limitations associated with its low (bio)functionality. The innovative PEDOT-type materials have applications such as biocompatible conducting polymer layers, conducting hydrogels, biosensors, selective detachment of cells, scaffolds for tissue engineering, and electrodes for electrophysiology, implantable electrodes, and stimulation of neuronal cells or pan-bio electronics.

The composites based on conducting polymers (CPs) and carbon nanotubes (CNTs) have been a key focus in the past for their unique properties such as large surface area, high mechanical strength and high conductivity. The CP–CNT composites are used as actuators, fuel cells, electronic devices and ‘supercapacitors’. Polypyrrole (PPy) and polyaniline (PANi) have good conductivity and are cost effective for their use in electrical applications. The charge storage properties of these CPs can be improved by doping it with the redox-active dopants. The stability and conductivity of the CP films can be enhanced by the use of polycharged aromatic anionic dopants since the structure of anionic dopants influence the shape and size of CPs particles and increases the interchain mobility of charge carriers. These are primarily employed to fabricate superconductors which are expected to be in large demand in future.

The combination of conducting polymer with nanoscale semiconducting metal oxides with or without metal dopant, create p–n heterojunction between p-type polymer and n-type SMOs has been proven to be a suitable strategy for the improvement of gas sensor efficiency at room temperature. Semiconducting metal oxide (SMO) nanomaterials have been demonstrated to be high efficient sensors owing to their large surface-to-volume ratio, which can convert the large surface chemical processes into electrical signals.

Nowadays, researchers are trying to develop devices for targeted delivery in which the drug is only working in the selected area of the body like in cancerous tissues. The further development also includes sustained drug-release formulations in which the drug is released over a period in a controlled manner from the drug device. Hydrogels have a good porous network. The porosity of hydrogels can be modified by managing the density of cross-linkers used or by changing the swelling efficiency of hydrogels in the environment. Amongst the different devices electroconductive hydrogel devices, will be used as neural prosthetic and recording devices and electro-stimulated drug release devices (ESDRDs) in near future.

The ability of gels to reversibly swell and de-swell under controllable conditions has made them an attractive for use in electrochemical actuators. However, their applications present several issues. They usually swell isotropically, which is a matter of concern for the actuation technologies because it requires of linear response. Swelling is slow due to poor solvent and ionic diffusion of the material. The swelling of such materials can be controlled by the optimizing a broad range of external factors. 

Who are the Major Players in Conductive Polymers market?

The players profiled in the report include BASF SE, Syngenta AG, Bayer CropScience AG, Novozymes A/S, Koppert Biological Systems B.V., Monsanto Company Inc., Marrone Bio Innovations, Inc., Biobest N.V., Certis USA LLC, Andermatt Biocontrol AG, DuPont, Evonik.

What is our report scope?

The report incorporates in-depth assessment of the competitive landscape, product market sizing, product benchmarking, market trends, product developments, financial analysis, strategic analysis and so on to gauge the impact forces and potential opportunities of the market. Apart from this the report also includes a study of major developments in the market such as product launches, agreements, acquisitions, collaborations, mergers and so on to comprehend the prevailing market dynamics at present and its impact during the forecast period 2020-2025.

Key Takeaways from this Report


  • Evaluate market potential through analyzing growth rates (CAGR %), Volume (Units) and Value ($M) data given at country level – for product types, end use applications and by different industry verticals.

  • Understand the different dynamics influencing the market – key driving factors, challenges and hidden opportunities.

  • Get in-depth insights on your competitor performance – market shares, strategies, financial benchmarking, product benchmarking, SWOT and more.

  • Analyse the sales and distribution channels across key geographies to improve top-line revenues.

  • Understand the industry supply chain with a deep-dive on the value augmentation at each step, in order to optimize value and bring efficiencies in your processes.

  • Get a quick outlook on the market entropy – M&A’s, deals, partnerships, product launches of all key players for the past 4 years.

  • Evaluate the supply-demand gaps, import-export statistics and regulatory landscape for more than top 20 countries globally for the market.

Table of Contents

1. Conductive Polymers Market - Overview
1.1. Definitions and Scope
2. Conductive Polymers Market - Executive summary
2.1. Market Revenue, Market Size and Key Trends by Company
2.2. Key Trends by type of Application
2.3. Key Trends segmented by Geography
3. Conductive Polymers Market
3.1. Comparative analysis
3.1.1. Product Benchmarking - Top 10 companies
3.1.2. Top 5 Financials Analysis
3.1.3. Market Value split by Top 10 companies
3.1.4. Patent Analysis - Top 10 companies
3.1.5. Pricing Analysis
4. Conductive Polymers Market Forces
4.1. Drivers
4.2. Constraints
4.3. Challenges
4.4. Porters five force model
4.4.1. Bargaining power of suppliers
4.4.2. Bargaining powers of customers
4.4.3. Threat of new entrants
4.4.4. Rivalry among existing players
4.4.5. Threat of substitutes
5. Conductive Polymers Market - Strategic analysis
5.1. Value chain analysis
5.2. Opportunities analysis
5.3. Product life cycle
5.4. Suppliers and distributors Market Share
6. Conductive Polymers Market – By Nature (Market Size -$Million / $Billion)
6.1. Market Size and Market Share Analysis
6.2. Application Revenue and Trend Research
6.3. Product Segment Analysis
6.3.1. Intrinsically Conducting Polymers
6.3.1.1. Conjugated Conducting Polymers
6.3.1.2. Doped Conducting Polymers
6.3.1.2.1. P type
6.3.1.2.1. N type
6.3.2. Extrinsically Conducting Polymers
6.3.2.1. Polymers with conducting element
6.3.2.2. Polymers with conducting blends
6.3.3. Coordination or Inorganic Conducting Polymers
7. Conductive Polymers Market – By Conduction Mechanism (Market Size -$Million / $Billion)
7.1. Conductive Polymer Composites
7.2. Organometallic Polymeric Conductors
7.3. Polymer Charge Transfer Complexes
7.4. Inherently Conductive Polymers
8. Conductive Polymers Market – By Material Type (Market Size -$Million / $Billion)
8.1. Polyacetylene
8.2. Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS)
8.3. Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)
8.4. Polycarbonate
8.5. Polyphenylene-based Resins
8.6. Polyamide
8.7. Polypropylene
8.8. Others
9. Conductive Polymers Market – By Application (Market Size -$Million / $Billion)
9.1. Automotive
9.2. Aerospace
9.3. Electronics and Electrical
9.4. Industrial
9.5. Healthcare
9.6. Others
10. Conductive Polymers - By Geography (Market Size -$Million / $Billion)
10.1. Conductive Polymers Market - North America Segment Research
10.2. North America Market Research (Million / $Billion)
10.2.1. Segment type Size and Market Size Analysis
10.2.2. Revenue and Trends
10.2.3. Application Revenue and Trends by type of Application
10.2.4. Company Revenue and Product Analysis
10.2.5. North America Product type and Application Market Size
10.2.5.1. U.S.
10.2.5.2. Canada
10.2.5.3. Mexico
10.2.5.4. Rest of North America
10.3. Conductive Polymers - South America Segment Research
10.4. South America Market Research (Market Size -$Million / $Billion)
10.4.1. Segment type Size and Market Size Analysis
10.4.2. Revenue and Trends
10.4.3. Application Revenue and Trends by type of Application
10.4.4. Company Revenue and Product Analysis
10.4.5. South America Product type and Application Market Size
10.4.5.1. Brazil
10.4.5.2. Venezuela
10.4.5.3. Argentina
10.4.5.4. Ecuador
10.4.5.5. Peru
10.4.5.6. Colombia
10.4.5.7. Costa Rica
10.4.5.8. Rest of South America
10.5. Conductive Polymers - Europe Segment Research
10.6. Europe Market Research (Market Size -$Million / $Billion)
10.6.1. Segment type Size and Market Size Analysis
10.6.2. Revenue and Trends
10.6.3. Application Revenue and Trends by type of Application
10.6.4. Company Revenue and Product Analysis
10.6.5. Europe Segment Product type and Application Market Size
10.6.5.1. U.K
10.6.5.2. Germany
10.6.5.3. Italy
10.6.5.4. France
10.6.5.5. Netherlands
10.6.5.6. Belgium
10.6.5.7. Spain
10.6.5.8. Denmark
10.6.5.9. Rest of Europe
10.7. Conductive Polymers – APAC Segment Research
10.8. APAC Market Research (Market Size -$Million / $Billion)
10.8.1. Segment type Size and Market Size Analysis
10.8.2. Revenue and Trends
10.8.3. Application Revenue and Trends by type of Application
10.8.4. Company Revenue and Product Analysis
10.8.5. APAC Segment – Product type and Application Market Size
10.8.5.1. China
10.8.5.2. Australia
10.8.5.3. Japan
10.8.5.4. South Korea
10.8.5.5. India
10.8.5.6. Taiwan
10.8.5.7. Malaysia
11. Conductive Polymers Market - Entropy
11.1. New product launches
11.2. M&A's, collaborations, JVs and partnerships
12. Conductive Polymers Market Company Analysis
12.1. Market Share, Company Revenue, Products, M&A, Developments
12.2. BASF SE
12.3. Syngenta AG
12.4. Bayer CropScience AG
12.5. Novozymes A/S
12.6. Koppert Biological Systems B.V
12.7. Monsanto Company Inc
12.8. Marrone Bio Innovations Inc.
12.9. Biobest N.V
12.10. Certis USA LLC
12.11. Andermatt Biocontrol AG
13. Conductive Polymers Market - Appendix
13.1. Abbreviations
13.2. Sources
14. Conductive Polymers Market - Methodology
14.1. Research Methodology
14.1.1. Company Expert Interviews
14.1.2. Industry Databases
14.1.3. Associations
14.1.4. Company News
14.1.5. Company Annual Reports
14.1.6. Application Trends
14.1.7. New Products and Product database
14.1.8. Company Transcripts
14.1.9. R&D Trends
14.1.10. Key Opinion Leaders Interviews
14.1.11. Supply and Demand Trends

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