- A concrete bonding agent is a substance applied to existing concrete surfaces before new concrete is poured or applied. It enhances the adhesion between old and new concrete layers, ensuring a strong bond and preventing separation or delamination. Bonding agents typically improve the durability and structural integrity of concrete structures by promoting a reliable bond that withstands stress, weathering, and other environmental factors
- The escalating demand for concrete bonding agents is primarily fueled by aging infrastructure, rapid urbanization, rising renovation and repair activities, and a growing focus on high-performance, sustainable building materials across residential, commercial, and industrial sectors
- Asia-Pacific dominated the concrete bonding agent market with a share of 48.33% in 2024, due to extensive infrastructure development, urban housing projects, and growing renovation activities across emerging economies
- North America is expected to be the fastest growing region in the concrete bonding agent market during the forecast period due to the ongoing need to rehabilitate aging infrastructure and growing investments in smart cities and green construction
- Repairing segment dominated the market with a market share of 64.52% in 2024, due to the growing need to rehabilitate aging infrastructure, especially in urban areas where replacement is less feasible due to space and cost constraints. Concrete bonding agents play a crucial role in extending the service life of existing structures by enabling strong adhesion between old and new concrete layers. Governments and municipalities are increasingly investing in concrete repair projects to restore roads, tunnels, and public buildings, thereby boosting the demand for bonding agents
