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This Report Answers the Following Questions:
- What are the market drivers, trends, and hindrances?
- Which region would dominate the market in the near future?
- Which segment is set to lead the market by the end of 2027?
- How will the companies surge sales of metal fibers amid the pandemic?
Competitive Landscape-
The market is highly fragmented. Most of the companies are adopting strategies, such as investments, acquisitions, research & development activities, and innovation to strengthen their positions. Some of the others are broadening their production processes and shifting their facilities to bigger locations for attracting more customers. Below is a recent industry development:
- July 2020: Bekaert will move its US production activities of Dramix® steel fiber to a state-of-the-art facility in Wilkes-Barre in fall 2020. It took this decision because of the high demand for Dramix® steel fiber. The company’s Shelbyville team will assist customers during the entire relocation process. To meet the ‘U.S. made and melt’ requirement, the company is investing in high-quality steel fiber production.
Fortune Business Insights™ presents a list of the reputed metal fiber manufacturers operating in the market. They are as follows:
- Bekaert (Belgium)
- Deutsches Metallfaserwerk Dr. Schwabbauer GmbH & Co. KG (Germany)
- IntraMicron (U.S.)
- NIKKO TECHNO, Ltd. (Belgium)
- CREAFIBRES SAS (France)
- Green Steel Group (Italy)
- Fibrometals (Romania)
- Nippon Seisen Co., Ltd. (Japan)
- MBC Metal Limited (China)
- Addas Group (Egypt)
- GUVEN METAL (Turkey)
- BinNova GmbH & Co KG (Germany)
- Other Key Players
