Middle East and Africa Air Barrier Industry to reach $1,576.20 million by 2028

The MEA air barrier market is projected to reach US$ 1,576.20 million by 2028, up from US$ 1,258.12 million in 2022. From 2022 to 2028, it is anticipated to expand at a CAGR of 3.8%.

The "Middle East & Africa Air Barrier market" is divided into vapour permeable and vapour impermeable materials, according to recent industry data. In 2022, the vapour impermeable market category had a greater market share. The MEA air barrier market is divided into three categories based on application: residential, commercial, and industrial.

In 2022, the residential sector had the biggest market share. The MEA air barrier market is divided into South Africa, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and the Rest of MEA depending on the country. In 2022, the market share was dominated by the Rest of MEA.

The top players in the MEA air barrier market are 3M Co., BASF SE, Dow Inc., GCP Applied Technologies Inc., General Electric Co., Henry Co., TK Products Construction Coating, VaproShield LLC, and W. R. Meadows Inc.

This study includes forecasts of the market size in terms of value, market share by region and segment, regional market positions, and segment and country growth opportunities. It also includes detailed information on the key factors (drivers, restraints, opportunities, and challenges) influencing the regional growth of the Middle East & Africa Air Barrier market.

New product developments, brand portfolios, competitive advantages and disadvantages, marketing and distribution plans, SWOT analyses of important organisations, product portfolios, and expansion strategies are a few of the subjects discussed.

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