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The global cement market has shown a moderate growth trajectory, with its value reaching $385.8 billion in 2023 and an expected compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 5.4% till 2032. In terms of consumption, there was a decline of 5.4% between 2021 and 2022, with China remaining the dominant consumer (53.9% of world consumption). The Italian cement market has also experienced significant growth in turnover, from €8.16 billion in 2016 to €13.29 billion in 2022, despite a notable dip in 2020 due to the Covid-19 pandemic. This growth continued robustly with a 44.1% increase between 2020 and 2022, partly driven by construction-related incentives and also by price increases influenced by the Russian-Ukrainian conflict. Regarding international trade, Italy shifted from a net exporter to a net importer in this period, with imports growing by 72.2% from 2018 to 2022. The Russian-Ukrainian conflict has also ramped up production costs considerably, with a 50.6% rise in the producer price index for cement from 2022 to 2023. Demand in Italy weakened for non-residential construction, in contrast to stable residential building activity. The Italian market saw a decline in the number of active cement-producing companies from 62 in 2017 to 49 in 2021, coupled with an 18.8% drop in employment within the sector. Notably, the market is consolidated around several key players, with limited liability companies representing the majority of the legal structures engaged in cement production..Exploring the Evolving Trends in the Italian Cement Market Cement is a cornerstone for various construction-related activities, and the Italian market has witnessed a range of fluctuations and growth across different segments of its industry. The analysis of the Italian cement market reveals a robust augmentation in the value chain, despite facing some contraction in other aspects. From a market overview standpoint, it has been observed that the turnover of the cement supply chain expanded significantly between 2016 and 2022, showcasing an upward trajectory from approximately between €8 and €9 billion to over €13 billion. This considerable growth, particularly from 2020 to 2022, is indicative of the market’s resilience despite global challenges. A notable surge in demand catalyzed by construction-related incentives and the implications of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict played pivotal roles in this development, with the latter affecting price escalations. Within this time frame, Italy’s cement production also saw an upswing in value, highlighting an increase of between 80% and 85%, whereas the volume of sales witnessed a marginal rise of just over 3%. These figures illustrate the impact of inflationary trends within the sector. The distinct preference for gray (Portland) cements, predominantly in bulk, caps the value of production sold, indicating traditional usage patterns in Italy. Shifting focus to the international trade dynamics, Italy's status transposed from a net exporter to a net importer from 2018 to 2022. Notably, export values rose modestly by around 7.5%, while import values escalated dramatically by over 70%. This shift suggests an increasing reliance on foreign resources to meet domestic demand. France, Switzerland, and Malta emerged as the leading consumers of Italian exports, while Turkey dominated as the primary supplier to Italy. The Russian-Ukrainian conflict left multiple sectors of the global economy reeling, and the Italian cement market was no exception. This period witnessed cement production costs doubling compared to figures from 2015. Factors contributing to this upsurge included elevating mineral extraction costs and a substantial increase, between 130% and 140%, in electricity prices for non-residential use, the latter peaking particularly in the latter half of 2022. Regarding demand, cement consumption in Italy remained relatively stable between 2018 and 2022, with a negligible rise of about 0.5%. A significant portion of the domestic deliveries of cement was absorbed by the concrete batching plants, accounting for nearly half of the total, followed by building material dealers and the manufacturing.### Eminent Pillars of the Italian Cement Industry: A Panorama of Market Leaders The Italian cement sector is a robust landscape, dotted with venerable institutions that have endured the test of time while weaving innovation into the fabric of their operations. Casting a spotlight on the maestros of the industry, we unfurl the narratives of entities that are not just surviving but thriving as they contribute significantly to the construction domain in Italy and beyond. **HM Italia Cementi S.p.A.** - With a golden jubilee surpassed, HM Italia Cementi stands as a stalwart in the realm of construction materials. Esteemed for its fusion of progressive technology and unwavering dedication to quality, this company has rooted itself deeply in the Italian market. Its eco-conscious approach heralds its commitment to preserving the environment while serving as a beacon of excellence in cement production. **Buzzi Unicem S.p.A.** - A centenarian force, Buzzi Unicem radiates a legacy enriched by an incessant pursuit of innovation. Originally sprouting from the quaint town of Casale Monferrato, it has flourished into a global powerhouse. Its emblem is synonymous with quality and sustainability, marking its journey through countless construction landscapes with an ethos centered on ecological stewardship and technical prowess. **Colacem S.p.A.** - Originating from the verdant Marche region, Colacem has carved a prominent niche in the Italian cement market. A brand emblematic of diversity in product offerings and environmental attentiveness, it operates several factories within Italy's borders and maintains a far-reaching global presence. The company's continuous drive for research and development has secured its place as a torchbearer of innovation. **Industria Cementi Giovanni Rossi S.p.A.** - With a foundation dating back to the early 20th century, Industria Cementi Giovanni Rossi is a testament to tradition and technological evolution. As they command respect for their sustainable practices and the high caliber of their cement, this company's dedication to environmental concerns is as firm as the constructs their materials support. **Cementerie Aldo Barbetti S.p.A.** - With over a century's worth of expertise, Cementerie Aldo Barbetti has ascended to the echelons of the Italian cement dynasty. What began as a kin-operated venture has escalated into a revered brand that signifies innovation, superior quality, and a steadfast dedication to environmental principles. **Italsacci S.p.A.** - Nearly reaching its centennial milestone, Italsacci has grown
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1 Market Overview

1.1 Definition and presentation

Cement is a versatile and ubiquitous construction material, used as a key hydraulic binder in the manufacture of concrete, one of the most widely used materials in the world. it is made by calcining a mixture of limestone and clay, followed by grinding to a very fine powder. When this powder is mixed with water, it reacts chemically to form a paste that hardens and gains strength over time, a process known as hydration.

The uses of cement are many and vary widely, extending from the construction of buildings and infrastructure to major engineering works such as dams and bridges. Cement's unique properties, such as high compressive strength and durability, make it an ideal material for outdoor environments and for structures that must withstand heavy loads or adverse weather conditions. Its ability to adapt to complex shapes when mixed with aggregates such as sand and gravel (to produce concrete) or reinforced with steel (to make reinforced concrete) further broadens its range of applications.

globally, in 2023 , the cement market reached a total value of $385.8 billion. For the period 2023-2032, the industry is expected to grow moderately with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 5.4 percent. By the end of the period, the global cement market could reach a total value of more than $619 billion. (IMARCGroup)

There is a slight increase in world cement consumption between 2018 and 2022. During the period analyzed, world consumption increased from 3.98 billion tons to 4.03 billion tons, representing an overall growth of 1.3%. In 2022 China is by far the world's largest consumer of cement. In the year analyzed, China contributed 53.9% of world cement consumption, accounting for 2171 million tons out of 4031 million tons total. (Federbeton)

1.2 The global market

globally, the cement market reached a total value of $***.* billion in ****. For the period ****-****, the industry is expected to grow moderately with a compound annual growth rate (***) of *.* percent. By the end of the period, the global cement market could reach a total value of more than $*** billion.

Cement Market World, ...

1.3 The Italian market

The total turnover of the cement supply chain in Italy is growing strongly. Between **** and ****, total turnover grew by **.*%, from *.** billion euros to **.** billion euros. With the exception of **** (***).

Total cement supply chain turnover Italy, ****-****, in billions of euros Fedebeton

Regarding only companies active in cement production, between **** and ****, total ...

1.4 International trade

to analyze Italy's trade outflows and inflows, products under HS.... are analyzed. Between **** and ****, Italy's trade position changed from net exporter to net importer. In fact, during the period analyzed, the export coverage ratio, determined by the ratio of exports to imports multiplied by ***, went from ***.*% in **** to **.*% in ****. Specifically, the ...

1.5 The consequences of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict

The outbreak of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict in February **** led to, among other things, a general increase in price indexes. The sector related to cement and concrete production is particularly affected by the consequences of the conflict. Between January **** and December ****, the producer price index for cement rose by **.* points, representing a ...

2 Demand analysis

2.1 The main uses of cement

Between **** and ****, cement consumption in Italy is essentially stable. During the period analyzed, total consumption increased from **.** million tons to **.** million tons, representing a slight increase of *.* percent.

Cement consumption Italy, ****-****, in million tons Federbeton

As for the destination of domestic intermediate cement deliveries, concrete batching plants collect **.* percent of ...

2.2 The main related markets

For the analysis of cement demand drivers, investment in construction in Italy and trends in the number of new residential and nonresidential buildings are analyzed.

Regarding the first aspect, in **** extraordinary maintenance in the residential sector gathered **.* percent of total investment in the construction sector. This was followed by non-residential building ...

2.3 Geographical distribution of demand

In order to visualize the geographical distribution of demand, two maps were created with the geographical distribution of new residential and nonresidential properties built in ****.

In terms of residential construction in ****, the Northwest of the peninsula garnered the highest share, accounting for **.* percent of the national total. This was followed by ...

2.4 New demand trends: fiber cement

Fiber cement, a composite material made of cement reinforced with cellulose fibers (***), is experiencing increasing demand in various sectors, especially in construction. This increase in interest is due to several key factors. First of all, fiber cement is valued for its durability and strength. it is known to withstand adverse weather ...

3 Market structure

3.1 The market structure

In ****, the cement supply chain in Italy involves **** enterprises with a total turnover exceeding ** billion euros. As for cement production, active enterprises under Ateco Code **.** "Cement production" are analyzed. In particular, the number of active enterprises, the number of employees in active enterprises and the legal form of activities are ...

3.2 The value chain

STEP *-PRODUCTION AND PREPARATION OF RAW MATERIALS

Extraction or procurement of various raw materials that can be either natural resources (***) to feed the kiln.

STAGE * - CLINKER PRODUCTION

Heating of the raw meal to evaporate water, decarbonate and form the main components of clinker (***).

Heat is produced from a mixture of ...

3.3 The main manufacturers

The following is a list of the main players active in cement production in Italy:

HM Italia Cementi s.p.a: is a renowned company in the building materials sector, specializing in the production of cement. Founded in ****, the company has consolidated its presence in the Italian market through a combination ...

4 Supply analysis

4.1 Cement production in Italy

There are several types of cement in Italy. First of all all, the first distinction to be made is that between natural cements and artificial cements. The former are obtained from rocks of sedimentary origin (***) consisting mainly of clay, limestone and iron oxide. Artificial cements, on the other hand, are obtained ...

4.2 The prices

In relation to cement prices in Italy, the producer price indexes for cement and concrete between **** and **** are analyzed. As for the cement industry, there is a sustained increase in producer prices between January **** and January ****. Specifically, the price index shows an increase of **.* points over the period analyzed. While between ...

4.3 The Decarbonization of Industry

In ****, the European Union launchedthe Green Deal, a growth strategy aimed at transforming the EU into a resource-efficient, competitive and carbon neutral society by ****.

In Italy, the cement industry accounts for * percent of total national emissions. The industry produces a high amount of C** and **/**% of CO* production occurs in processes ...

5 Regulations

5.1 Regulation

The following are the main legislative and regulatory aspects related to the production and marketing of cement in Italy:

The UNI EN ***-* standard divides cement into * main types:

I - Portland cement with at least **% clinker content; no subtype;

II - Composite Portland Cement (***) with a clinker percentage of at ...

6 Positioning of actors

6.1 Segmentation

  • Buzzi Unicem s.p.a
  • HM Italia Cementi s.p.a
  • Colacem s.p.a
  • Cementerie Aldo Barbetti s.p.a
  • Cementeria Costantinopoli s.r.l
  • Cementi Moccia s.p.a

Grafica

  • Mercato del cemento
  • Consumo di cemento
  • Consumo di cemento, ripartizione per zona geografica
  • Fatturato totale filiera del cemento
  • Fatturato totale imprese attive nella produzione di cemento (Codice Ateco 23.51)
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