List of GCP Applied Technologies Subsidiaries GCP Applied Technologies has more than 30 subsidiaries worldwide. Here’s the full list of GCP Applied Technologies subsidiaries. Subsidiary Country Ap Chem Inc United States Construction Products Dubai Inc United States Darex Puerto Rico Inc United States Dc Designs Llc United States De Neef
Holcim Group has a total of 3815 patents globally, out of which 1960 have been granted. Of these 3815 patents, more than 39% patents are active. United States of America is where Holcim Group has filed the maximum number of patents, followed by Europe and Canada. Parallelly, France and USA
China National Building Material Group has a total of 1847 patents globally, out of which 1215 have been granted. Of these 1847 patents, more than 73% patents are active. China is where China National Building Material Group has filed the maximum number of patents, followed by South Korea and United
The global cement and concrete is forecasted to grow by over 337 billion by 2022 at a CAGR of 8% (2018-2022). 57% of this growth will come from APAC region due to presence of emerging economies like India, China, Philippines, and Indonesia. In Western Europe and North American countries, foreign investment is
The global green building market is forecasted to increase by a CAGR of 10.26% from 2018 to 2023. The factor contributing to this is a mounting pressure on countries to reduce their carbon footprints. Office buildings consume 30% of the world’s energy. Distributed energy system will be used in both existing and
Smart building materials are high tech materials that can respond to climatic change. These materials react to change interior environment through their properties. Even if it is summers, winters, or rain, they react intelligently to comfort humans. In essence, these are the materials that act like living beings. These have
9158 patents are filed in smart binding material during the last decade. The year by year patent filing activity has almost remained same with little fluctuations. Further, the top 10 ranks are occupied by incumbents of Energy, Chemical, and Construction sectors.
The table below represents patent filing counts in different segments of building material during the last decade. Let’s have a quick look at how research trends evolved over the years in each of these. Analysis By: Nitin Balodi, Marketing
The innovation in building material has been going on for centuries. From using marble in Taj Mahal to long last concrete used by Romans, and from using large uncut rocks for building historical structures to using advanced composite materials for building skyscrapers and dams, we have come so far. Today,
Protective and decorative materials are the most researched area in building and construction materials. These materials are going to play a key role in developing smart buildings of the future that will be energy efficient and can ensure safety against natural and artificial disasters. Protective coating prevents structures from a
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