Fact.MR, in its latest study, tracks the growth trajectory of the global lithium-ion battery cathode market. The report suggests that lithium-ion battery cathode sales reached the volume of 235,439 tons in 2018, equivalent to the revenues worth ~US$ 4 Bn. Prominently fueled by the climbing sales of electric vehicles, the demand for Li-ion battery cathode will also be upheld by the emergence of new lithium-ion generation and convergence of cathode & lithium-ion battery across the globe.
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Gains
in market are likely to be driven by the undercurrents of numerous
end-use industries and widening application base. Over the recent past,
there has been a significant stride in the research & development
activities for battery materials, including cathode, anode, electrolyte
and separators. Significant increment in R&D investments have led
cathode material for lithium-ion battery towards the increasing
production and expanded sales, particularly among the automakers and
consumer electronics manufacturers. However, in the backdrop of
expeditious depletion of mineral reserves, followed by the emergence of
new alternatives, it is highly likely that the lithium-ion sulfur
batteries will account for the imbalance between opportunities and sales
scale.
The report opines that the solar home systems powered by
lithium-ion batteries have been constantly gaining traction in
developing countries of Asia Pacific and the Middle East & Africa,
which will lubricate the infiltration of lithium-ion battery cathode in
these markets over the coming years. Moreover, the study finds that a
handful of countries – India, Philippines, Indonesia, Vietnam, Mexico,
and Argentina – have been encountering challenges apropos of the raw
material’s demand-supply mismatch, which has engendered the novel trend
of ‘recycling’. As a sizeable pie of the manufacturing community
continues to follow suit, recycling of lithium-ion batteries remains an
influential trend aiding in securing the seamless raw material supply,
while reducing the reliance on extraction and mining activities for
mineral requisites.
Opportunities for lithium-ion battery cathode
manufacturers are also likely to remain influenced by the tightening
regulatory scenario facing the automotive industry, which prominently
includes fuel emission norms. As identified by the Fact.MR report, a
notable surge in automotive production and sales will continue to work
in favor of leading market players in the lithium-ion battery cathode
space.
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Lithium-ion
battery cathode sales are expected to remain concentrated in the legacy
markets, i.e. China, Japan, South Korea, and the U.S., attributing to
strong production footprint of industry giants in these countries. While
this is being perceived to be an instrumental factor for manufacturers
seeking to build their production and channelization strategies,
Fact.MR’s conclusive analysis says that it will help companies widen
their end user base and thereby expand the business footprint as well as
the overall value chain at a global level.
As per the report
findings, lithium-ion battery cathode is likely to spectate a higher
rate of adoption in the consumer electronics segment. As consumers’
quest for improved battery life remains open, manufacturers of consumer
electronics operate under the stress to integrate batteries with compact
size and increased lifespan. With the trends of ‘portability’ further
infiltrating into the consumers’ space, adoption of lithium-ion battery
cathode is more likely to grow at an exponential pace in the consumer
electronics industry.
Regional assessment of the lithium-ion
battery cathode market reveals that East Asia will lead the way over the
course of forthcoming years, on account of the high concentration of
market players in China and Japan, expending their efforts towards
innovating the landscape. Of late, there has been a substantial rise in
the demand for lithium-ion battery cathode materials, especially from
the fast-growing economies, such as China, Mexico, and India. South
Korea, being one of the world’s leading lithium battery producing
countries, is expected to emerge lucrative in the near future, driven by
the country’s whopping investments in lithium resource projects. The
government’s declaration of lithium as the country’s ‘strategic
commodity’ will augur well for the li-ion battery manufacturers based in
South Korea.
Key players operating in the lithium-ion battery
cathode market have been striving to consolidate their position by
gaining reciprocal advantage from their equivalents through M&A
activities. In addition, since efficiency remains an attractive
proposition for lithium-ion battery cathode, manufacturers continue to
leverage the prowess of technology to boost product lifespan.
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