Economic Stimulus Package of Over $103 Billion Likely to Infuse $1,460 million in the US Composites Market

June 22, 2009 - Despite a significant downturn in the U.S. construction market and a slowdown in wind energy, the economic stimulus package announced by the Obama administration is likely to fuel growth in markets. Out of $787 billion of stimulus package, $103 billion worth of ARRA (American Recovery and Relief Act) investment is likely to affect composites related end markets such as construction, wind and mass transportation. In terms of composite products such as bath tub, doors, rebar, and wind blade, Lucintel estimates that the cumulative estimated effect on the composites market is likely to surpass $1,460 million.

Lucintel, a leading global market research and management consulting firm with over 1000 clients worldwide, has analyzed impact of the 2009 Economic Stimulus Package upon Composites and Related Markets and just published a comprehensive research report entitled "Effects of the 2009 Economic Stimulus Package upon Composites and Related Markets".

The composites market in the U.S. is very diverse with manufacturing and sales into many segments such as aerospace, marine, consumer/sporting goods, electronics, wind, and construction. The primary segments with potential impact from the ARRA are construction, mass transportation and wind. Wind is one of the primary beneficiaries of the energy and corporate tax relief, while construction is primarily aided by funds allotted towards core infrastructure.

As per the study, the $787B stimulus bill passed by the Obama administration on February 17, 2009 is likely to boost composites consumption. With the largest ever spending in road and bridge construction and massive government investment through production and investment tax credits into wind, composite manufacturers are primed to manufacture goods to meet the needs of the stimulus package. According to Lucintel the market segments most stimulated by ARRA in the U.S. (along with the composite markets effected) are Renewable Energy - FRP wind blades and nacelles, Housing -FRP bath, doors, and window, Mass Transit-FRP panels, flooring and cabs and Highway/Bridge-FRP rebar and bridge deck.

This research report contains sections, need for stimulus package, provisions of the American Relief and Recovery Act 2009, impact on the U.S. composites marketplace, composite forecasts and observations for U.S. wind energy, composites observations in infrastructure and many other elements, all of which can help you to make confident business decisions in this globally competitive marketplace.

For a detailed table of contents and pricing information on this timely and insightful report, please contact at Roy Almaguer at 210-878-7693 or via email at roy.almaguer@lucintel.com. Lucintel provides cutting edge decision support services that help you make critical decisions with greater speed, insight and cost-efficiency. To find out more, visit www.lucintel.com.

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