Recycled Plastics Market – Expansions, Mergers & Acquisition, and Joint Ventures are the Key Development Strategies Adopted by Leading Market Players

PUNE, India, 2021-Sep-07 — /EPR Network/ —

Recycled plastics are formed by reprocessing waste plastics to reduce global plastic waste that pollutes the environment. Recycled plastics can be produced from various sources such as plastic bottles, foams, films, fibers, etc. On the basis of resin type, recycled plastics are classified into Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET), Polyethylene (PE), Polypropylene (PP), Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC), Polystyrene (PS), and others. These plastics can be used in many applications in industries such as packaging, building & construction, textiles, automotive, electrical & electronics, etc. Increasing problems related to disposal of plastics and growing awareness to curb the subsequent environmental problems are the major factors driving the plastics recycling industry, and, as a result, contributing to the demand for recycled plastics globally. The growth of the recycled plastics market is also driven by the increasing number of initiatives regarding recycling in many developed countries. The global recycled plastics market is estimated at USD 36.93 Billion in 2017 and is projected to reach USD 50.36 Billion by 2022, at a CAGR of 6.4% between 2017 and 2022.

Key companies in the recycling plastics business were majorly involved in expansions to strengthen their positions in the market. It was the most preferred strategy adopted by the market players from 2013 to 2017. The recycled plastics market has been witnessing growth, and the increase in the number of expansions indicates that manufacturers are expanding their production facilities to establish a strong foothold in the recycled plastics market and cater to the growing demand for recycled plastics, globally.

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Mergers & acquisitions was the second-most preferred growth strategy by manufacturers. Major market players adopted this strategy to acquire small to medium-sized companies to expand their manufacturing facilities. With this strategy, the companies can expand their reach to a wider customer base and serve the ever-rising recycling demands swiftly. This would also enable them to further consolidate their position in the market.

Major players of the recycled plastics market, such as Veolia (France), Suez (France), KW Plastics (US), Jayplas (UK), B. Schoenberg & Co. (US), B&B Plastics (US), Green Line Polymers (US), Clear Path Recycling (US), Custom Polymers (US), and Plastipak Holdings (US), among others, are profiled in this report. These companies have adopted various organic and inorganic growth strategies to become the major players in the global recycled plastics market.

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Veolia (France), Suez (France), KW Plastics (US), and Jayplas (UK) are the leading players in the global recycled plastics market. These companies accounted for the highest number of strategic activities, with expansions, new product launches, mergers & acquisitions, and joint ventures being the most preferred.

Veolia is one of the top players in the global recycled plastics market and caters to this market through its waste management unit, which deals with the collection, treatment, and recycling of municipal and industrial waste. Strong focus on energy-efficiency and cost-effectiveness has earned the company a strong customer base. For instance, in 2016, Veolia UK acquired the Euro Closed Loop Recycling plant in Dagenham (UK) to further expand its recycling business and produce around 10,000 tons of high quality food grade HDPE pellets each year from the said production plant.

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Suez is another major recycling company for plastics. In 2017, Suez signed an agreement with LyondellBasell to produce high-quality circular polymers. Under the terms of the agreement, the companies are 50-50 stakeholders of QCP3, a high-standard plastics recovering company producing PP and HDPE resins from the recovered plastics. The aim of this joint venture is to further increase their recycling capability and thereby increase their presence in the recycled plastics market.