Inorganic Pigments Market

Inorganic pigments are manufactured via a chemical process and are not derived from natural substances. Minerals that have been ground into a powder constitute inorganic pigments. Most inorganic pigments, including iron oxides, titanium dioxide, and chromium oxide greens, are derived from metals. Inorganic pigments have greater colorfastness than organic pigments, which means they retain their color longer. Additionally, inorganic pigments are more resistant to damage from light and heat.

The global market for inorganic pigments is projected to reach USD XX billion by 2031, expanding at a CAGR of XX% during the period of forecast. The main things that are making this market growth are the growth of the construction industry, the demand for plastics and coatings from a wide range of end-use industries, and the increased use of inorganic pigments in cosmetics.

The market for inorganic pigments in the United States is anticipated to reach $XX billion by 2031, driven by rising demand in the construction and automotive industries. The market is also expected to grow as more people learn about the benefits of using inorganic pigments for the environment and for health.

The market leaders in the inorganic pigment industry include BASF SE, Clariant AG, PPG Industries Inc., Huntsman Corporation, Kronos Worldwide Inc., Cabot Corporation, Lanxess AG, Heubach GmbH, and Tronox Limited.