Code: MTA3490 | Publication Date: Apr 2025 |
The Acetone Market attained prominent growth in the market, and by 2031, it is anticipated that the market will reach approximately USD 10 billion. The market will register a growth rate (CAGR) of 4% during the forecast period 2025-2031.
Acetone is a volatile, colorless liquid with a characteristic odor. It is widely used as a solvent in various sectors, including pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, paints and coatings, and plastics. The worldwide market for acetone has been growing steadily over the last few years, attributed to its expanding demand for its applications. The pharmaceutical sector is among the biggest consumers of acetone. It serves as an intermediate in the production process of different drugs and medicines. The increasing incidence of chronic diseases and growing investments in drug development are fueling the demand for acetone in this industry. Acetone is extensively utilized in the manufacture of cosmetics and personal care products like nail polish removers, hair sprays, and skin creams. And as the need for these items just keeps increasing, so does the need for acetone.
Given below are some drivers that are fueling the market growth:
Automotive and electronics industries are growing strongly, which is creating strong demand for acetone-based end-products. Acetone finds application in the manufacture of automotive and electronic components' adhesives and coatings.
Acetone is an essential solvent in the pharmaceutical industry for drug development and in cosmetics for nail polish removers and other applications. The growing population worldwide and enhanced healthcare needs account for the growing demand in these industries.
Improved production processes in acetone manufacturing, including the cumene process, have made production more efficient and less costly, making acetone more available and affordable for different uses.
With the growing popularity of bio-based acetone over the past few years, there has been an increased trend in utilizing bio-based chemicals due to the environmentally friendly appeal. This trend has led to the rise of bio-based acetone, which comes from renewable resources (biomass or waste). The growing use of bio-based acetone will continue to enhance its popularity in the market.
Technological developments and innovations in research and development of the chemical industry also have led to variations in acetone production, notably technology has had advancements and innovations that made the manufacturing process, including environmental footprints, more efficient.