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Automotive Adhesives Market

Automotive Adhesives Market Size, Share and Trends Analysis Report By Resin Type (Epoxy, Polyurethane, Acrylic, Methyl Methacrylate, Silane Modified Polymer), By Application (Structural Bonding, Hem Flange, Anti-Flutter and NVH, EV Battery Assembly, Powertrain and Drivetrain), By Technology (Two-Component, One-Component, Reactive Hot Melt), By Vehicle Type (Passenger Cars, Light Commercial Vehicles, Electric Vehicles), By Region, And Segment Forecasts, 2026 to 2032
SKU: NXC-AT-002  //  Published: Q2 2026  //  Pages: 258  //  PDF + Excel Data File  //  Analyst: Nexchem Intelligence Analysts
MARKET SIZE 2025
USD 8.64 Bn
Base Year
MARKET SIZE 2032
USD 13.82 Bn
Forecast Year
CAGR 2026 TO 2032
6.9%
Compound Annual
GLOBAL PRODUCERS
Included
Detailed in full report
FORECAST PERIOD
2026 to 2032
Long-range horizon
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Market Data

Automotive Adhesives Market Market Revenue Trajectory
Market Revenue Trajectory
2025
USD 8.64 Bn
2026
USD 9.38 Bn
2028
USD 10.86 Bn
2029
USD 11.60 Bn
2031
USD 13.08 Bn
2032
USD 13.82 Bn
6.9% CAGR 2026 to 2032 compound annual growth rate

The global automotive adhesives market size was USD 8.64 Billion in 2025 and is expected to register a revenue CAGR of 6.9% during the forecast period. Market revenue growth is supported by EV battery module structural potting adhesive demand growing at approximately 20% to 25% per year as CATL, BYD, and LG Energy Solution expand cell-to-pack and module-to-pack battery architectures requiring 1.5 to 3.0 kilograms of structural epoxy or polyurethane adhesive per battery pack, Henkel Adhesive Technologies Mobility and Electronics business area generating approximately EUR 3.96 Billion in revenue in 2024 at 36% of EUR 11 Billion Adhesive Technologies per Henkel Annual Report 2024 with automotive as the largest downstream application, and multi-material body-in-white structural bonding demand from premium European OEMs growing as aluminium-intensive and CFRP-aluminium-steel hybrid body structures replace conventional all-steel monocoque designs. OICA confirmed global passenger vehicle production of approximately 92 million units in 2024, with each premium platform incorporating 8 to 12 kilograms of structural adhesive per vehicle in hem flange, structural reinforcement, and anti-flutter applications versus 3 to 5 kilograms in standard steel body designs. ArcelorMittal S-in motion and ThyssenKrupp automotive steel technical studies confirm that multi-material vehicle bodies with aluminium closures and AHSS BIW require continuous structural adhesive beads at dissimilar material joints that cannot be resistance spot welded without galvanic corrosion risk. For instance, in Q1 2025, Henkel AG, Germany, announced a strategic partnership with a leading Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer to co-develop advanced structural adhesives for EV battery module assembly and lightweight body applications, marking Henkel's first publicly disclosed Chinese domestic OEM co-development partnership for EV-specific adhesive systems. These are some of the key factors driving revenue growth of the market.

Two-component epoxy structural adhesive was indicatively priced at USD 6,240 per metric tonne in Europe in Q2 2026, representing an 8.9% increase against Q2 2025 driven by bisphenol A and epichlorohydrin epoxy resin feedstock cost elevation from Hormuz-related naphtha disruption at European cracker feedstock supply chains. Dow's BETAFORCE two-component polyurethane structural adhesive for aluminium-to-steel BIW bonding and BASF's structural crash adhesive systems for European premium OEMs are both increasing in per-unit price alongside rising MDI isocyanate feedstock costs. Silane modified polymer adhesives, confirmed as the fastest-growing resin type by multiple automotive adhesive technical publications, are gaining share in exterior panel bonding and glass-to-metal applications at European and Asian OEMs because they require no primers, generate zero volatile organic compounds during cure, and provide elastic bonding characteristics compatible with mixed aluminium and steel panel thermal expansion coefficients. H.B. Fuller confirmed automotive adhesive revenue growth in its FY2024 earnings, with reactive hot melt and two-component epoxy adhesives for North American EV battery tier-one assembly suppliers representing the growth drivers within its engineering adhesives division.

However, two-component epoxy and polyurethane structural adhesives require automated dispensing and mixing equipment at OEM assembly plants that represent fixed capital investment preventing rapid supplier switching at production lines where adhesive is specified as part of process validation. The cure time requirement of two-component epoxy structural adhesives at room temperature or elevated cure processes creates throughput constraints at high-volume body shop assembly lines relative to resistance spot welding cycle times, limiting per-joint adhesive bonding replacement of spot welds to hem flanges and specific multi-material joints rather than wholesale substitution. The US-Iran conflict and the Strait of Hormuz supply disruption confirmed by the IMF in March 2026 has elevated both MDI isocyanate and bisphenol A feedstock costs at European automotive structural adhesive producers, compressing margins on existing OEM annual supply agreements priced before the disruption. These factors substantially limit automotive adhesives market growth over the forecast period.

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Segmentation

Segmentation Basis Sub-segments Leading Segment
Resin Type Epoxy, Polyurethane, Acrylic, Methyl Methacrylate, Silane Modified Polymer Epoxy
Application Structural Bonding, Hem Flange, Anti-Flutter and NVH, EV Battery Assembly, Powertrain Structural Bonding
Technology Two-Component, One-Component, Reactive Hot Melt Two-Component
Vehicle Type Passenger Cars, Light Commercial Vehicles, Electric Vehicles Passenger Cars
Region North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Latin America, Middle East and Africa North America

Epoxy Resin segment is expected to account for a significantly large revenue share in the global automotive adhesives market during the forecast period.

Resin Type - Market Coverage

This report evaluates resin type across Epoxy, Polyurethane, Acrylic, Methyl Methacrylate, Silane Modified Polymer for adhesives & sealants, with segment-level positioning, share outlook, and downstream demand context imported directly from the research document.

Application - Market Coverage

This report evaluates application across Structural Bonding, Hem Flange, Anti-Flutter and NVH, EV Battery Assembly, Powertrain for adhesives & sealants, with segment-level positioning, share outlook, and downstream demand context imported directly from the research document.

Technology - Market Coverage

This report evaluates technology across Two-Component, One-Component, Reactive Hot Melt for adhesives & sealants, with segment-level positioning, share outlook, and downstream demand context imported directly from the research document.

Vehicle Type - Market Coverage

This report evaluates vehicle type across Passenger Cars, Light Commercial Vehicles, Electric Vehicles for adhesives & sealants, with segment-level positioning, share outlook, and downstream demand context imported directly from the research document.

Region - Market Coverage

This report evaluates region across North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Latin America, Middle East and Africa for adhesives & sealants, with segment-level positioning, share outlook, and downstream demand context imported directly from the research document.

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Regional Insights

Revenue Share by Region, Current vs Forecast (%)
Asia-Pacific - Largest Revenue Share

Asia-Pacific market accounted for largest revenue share over other regional markets in the global automotive adhesives market in 2025. Based on regional analysis, the automotive adhesives market in Asia-Pacific accounted for largest revenue share in 2025. China, South Korea, Japan, and India collectively account for approximately 55% to 60% of global automotive adhesive consumption by volume, driven by the region's dominance in global vehicle production and rapidly expanding EV production at CATL-supplied battery assembly operations. Henkel's partnership with a leading Chinese EV OEM confirmed in Q1 2025 and Sika's content expansion at Chinese domestic manufacturers confirmed in its 2024 full-year results demonstrate that both leading European adhesive producers are executing Asia-Pacific EV content capture strategies.

Europe

The market in Europe is expected to register the second largest revenue share. European automotive structural adhesive demand benefits from the highest per-vehicle structural adhesive content globally, with premium OEM programmes at BMW Group, Volkswagen Group, Mercedes-Benz, and Audi incorporating 8 to 12 kilograms of crash-durable epoxy structural adhesive per vehicle at body shop prices of USD 5,000 to USD 7,000 per metric tonne. ACEA confirmed European car production of approximately 11.1 million units in 2024, below 2019 levels, creating volume headwinds that are partially offset by increasing adhesive content per vehicle from lightweighting programmes.

North America

North America market is expected to register steady revenue growth in the global automotive adhesives market during the forecast period. The market in North America is supported by H.B. Fuller, 3M, Dow Inc., and Illinois Tool Works supplying structural adhesives to North American OEM body shops and EV battery assembly programmes. Inflation Reduction Act-supported gigafactory construction at Panasonic Kansas, Toyota Battery Manufacturing North Carolina, and Stellantis-Samsung SDI Indiana is generating battery pack structural adhesive demand that is being sourced locally to meet domestic content requirements where available.

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Strategic Developments

Q1 2025
Henkel AG, Germany, announced a strategic partnership with a leading. Henkel AG, Germany, announced a strategic partnership with a leading Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer for co-development of advanced structural adhesives for EV battery module assembly and lightweight aluminium body bonding, the first publicly disclosed Chinese domestic EV OEM co-development partnership for Henkel's automotive structural adhesive portfolio.
Q2 2024
Henkel AG, Germany, opened a state-of-the-art battery testing centre at. Henkel AG, Germany, opened a state-of-the-art battery testing centre at its Dusseldorf headquarters directly connected to its global innovation centre, specifically designed to qualify and characterise structural potting adhesives, thermally conductive gap filler adhesives, and sealing adhesives for EV battery module and pack assembly under accelerated thermal cycling, vibration, and chemical resistance conditions.
August 2023
Dow Inc. Dow Inc., United States, announced a USD 40 million investment to expand its automotive adhesives and sealants production in China by 20%, targeting structural adhesive demand from Chinese EV platform body shop operations and battery pack assembly at BYD, SAIC, and Tier 1 suppliers.
Q3 2024
BASF SE, Germany, expanded its automotive structural crash adhesive product. BASF SE, Germany, expanded its automotive structural crash adhesive product range with formulations specifically qualified for aluminium-to-CFRP bonding in premium vehicle body-in-white applications, addressing the multi-material bonding requirements at BMW iX and Audi A8 successor BIW programmes incorporating extensive CFRP structural elements.
Q2 2024
Sika AG, Switzerland, unveiled Sikaflex-521 Evolution, a new generation silane. Sika AG, Switzerland, unveiled Sikaflex-521 Evolution, a new generation silane modified polymer adhesive and sealant for automotive exterior applications providing primer-free adhesion to aluminium, galvanised steel, glass, and painted surfaces with zero isocyanate content qualifying for REACH-compliant professional use without additional training documentation.
Q4 2024
H. H.B. Fuller Company, United States, expanded its engineering adhesives product portfolio with new two-component reactive adhesive systems for EV battery pack structural assembly, targeting North American EV battery tier-one system integrators building packs for Stellantis-Samsung SDI and Panasonic Kansas gigafactory programmes.
Q1 2026
ArcelorMittal, Luxembourg, published updated S-in motion multi-material body structure design. ArcelorMittal, Luxembourg, published updated S-in motion multi-material body structure design recommendations confirming structural adhesive as mandatory at aluminium-to-AHSS dissimilar material joints, with recommended adhesive bead width of 15 to 20 millimetres providing confirmation of per-vehicle adhesive consumption specifications for OEM body shop procurement programmes.

Analyst Review

Shreya Venkat
Head of Advanced Materials and Green Chemicals, Nexchem Intelligence
"The silane modified polymer adhesive market share gain from one-component polyurethane is faster than most supply chain analyses have captured because the driver is not just REACH diisocyanate compliance, which affects training cost, but OEM Scope 3 reporting requirements for VOC emissions at body shop assembly operations. Sika Sikaflex-521 Evolution and Henkel TEROSON MS 939 are both zero-VOC at application, which eliminates body shop VOC monitoring and abatement costs that one-component PU body seam sealers and exterior panel adhesives generate. At an OEM body shop producing 200,000 vehicles per year, the compliance cost saving from switching from isocyanate PU to SMP at exterior bonding applications can justify a per-kilogram price premium of USD 300 to USD 600 per metric tonne for the SMP adhesive itself. Procurement teams who are evaluating SMP purely on adhesive unit price versus PU are undervaluing the compliance cost offset by approximately 40%."
Markus Kellner
Head of Petrochemicals and Specialty Chemicals, Nexchem Intelligence
"The multi-material body structure trend at European premium OEMs is creating a structural adhesive demand increment that is highly visible in Henkel and Dow earnings commentary but is not being tracked at sufficient granularity by OEM procurement teams sourcing adhesive at commodity price references. A crash-durable structural epoxy adhesive qualified for BMW 5 Series aluminium-to-AHSS A-pillar bonding is priced at USD 6,000 to USD 7,000 per metric tonne and applied at 3 to 5 kilograms per vehicle. That is USD 18 to USD 35 of adhesive per vehicle at a production run of 200,000 units per year representing USD 3.6 to USD 7.0 million of annual adhesive spend from a single body shop application. OEM procurement teams who benchmark this against commodity epoxy at USD 2,500 per metric tonne are measuring the wrong reference price for a performance-specified adhesive that has 12 to 18 months of engineering and qualification investment embedded in its price."
2026 to 2027 Geopolitical Context

The IMF confirmed in March 2026 that the closure of the Strait of Hormuz had disrupted approximately 20% of global oil and seaborne LNG flows following escalation of the US-Iran conflict. For the automotive adhesives market, the Hormuz disruption elevates feedstock costs for both dominant adhesive chemistries simultaneously. Epoxy resin producers including Hexion, Olin Corporation, and KUKDO Chemical source bisphenol A from phenol-acetone plants and epichlorohydrin from propylene-based allyl chloride synthesis, both affected by Hormuz-driven naphtha and propylene cost elevation at European and Asian integrated chemical facilities. MDI isocyanate for polyurethane structural adhesives is produced from benzene and aniline intermediates affected by the same naphtha cost disruption. Combined feedstock cost increases are adding approximately USD 60 to USD 90 per metric tonne to European structural adhesive production cost in Q2 2026, flowing into the above-plan price increases documented in the price tracker.

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Company Insights

The two key dominant companies in the automotive adhesives market are Henkel AG and Dow Inc., recognised for their structural adhesive technology leadership in crash-durable epoxy and polyurethane systems for European premium OEM multi-material body structures, their established engineering qualification relationships with BMW, Volkswagen Group, and Mercedes-Benz body shop programmes, and their expanding EV battery assembly structural potting adhesive portfolios.

Henkel AG
Henkel AG's TEROSON brand represents the primary revenue contributor in European automotive structural adhesive applications, covering crash-durable two-component epoxy for BIW structural bonding, hem flange adhesive for door and hood panel assembly, anti-flutter adhesive for panel NVH damping, and the LOCTITE EA series for EV battery pack structural potting. Henkel's 2024 Annual Report confirmed approximately 20% of EUR 11 Billion Adhesive Technologies revenue from automotive applications, representing approximately EUR 2.2 Billion of which structural adhesives represent the largest product category by revenue. The Q2 2024 battery testing centre opening in Dusseldorf and the Q1 2025 Chinese EV OEM co-development partnership confirm Henkel's dual strategy of expanding EV structural adhesive qualification at European and Asian EV programmes simultaneously.
Dow Inc.
Dow Inc., headquartered in Midland, Michigan, supplies automotive structural adhesives through its Performance Silicones and Adhesives platform, with the BETAFORCE two-component polyurethane structural adhesive range for European BIW multi-material bonding representing its primary automotive adhesive revenue contributor. Dow's USD 40 million August 2023 investment in Chinese automotive adhesive capacity expansion, targeting EV platform body shop and battery pack assembly demand from Chinese OEMs, represents the largest single publicly disclosed capital commitment to Chinese automotive adhesive production by a US chemical company in the 2023 to 2025 period. Dow supplies structural adhesive to North American OEM body shops at Ford, General Motors, and Stellantis programmes where BETAFORCE has achieved qualification for aluminium-intensive closure bonding applications.
Henkel AG Dow Inc. Sika AG 3M Company H.B. Fuller Company BASF SE Bostik (Arkema) Illinois Tool Works Inc. Huntsman Corporation Permabond Engineering Adhesives Delo Industrial Adhesives Technicoll GmbH
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Scope of Research

Base Year 2025
Forecast Period 2026 to 2032
Market Size 2025 USD 8.64 Billion
Market Size 2032 USD 13.82 Billion
CAGR 6.9%
Units Revenue in USD Billion
Segments Covered By Resin Type, By Application, By Technology, By Vehicle Type, By Region
Regions Covered North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Latin America, Middle East and Africa
Countries Covered US, Canada, Germany, France, UK, China, Japan, South Korea, India, Brazil
Companies Profiled Henkel AG, Dow Inc., Sika AG, 3M, H.B. Fuller, BASF SE, Bostik, Illinois Tool Works, Huntsman, Permabond, Delo, Technicoll
Key Data Sources Henkel Annual Report 2024, Dow Inc. China adhesive investment press release August 2023, Sika AG 2024 full-year results, ArcelorMittal S-in motion technical documentation, OICA 2024 vehicle production statistics, IEA Global EV Outlook 2025, ACEA European vehicle production 2024, EU REACH diisocyanate restriction regulation, IMF March 2026 Strait of Hormuz statement, 16 primary expert interviews
Format PDF + Excel Data File
Customisation Available -- [email protected]
Pages 258
Published Q2 2026
SKU NXC-AT-002
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Scope & Methodology

Primary Research

Nexchem Intelligence primary research for this report comprised 16 expert interviews conducted between January and May 2026, structured across a 2x2 supply-side and demand-side grid. Supply-side contacts included automotive structural adhesive product managers and commercial leads at European and Asian producers, dispensing equipment engineers at body shop automation system integrators, and EV battery pack structural adhesive technical leads. Demand-side contacts included BIW structural adhesive specification engineers at European premium OEMs, EV battery pack assembly procurement managers at Chinese and Korean battery tier-ones, and body shop materials procurement leads at North American OEM assembly plants. Primary research was conducted exclusively by the Nexchem Intelligence analyst team. No expert network firms conducted fieldwork or provided data for this report.

Secondary Research

Secondary research sources include Henkel AG Annual Report 2024, Dow Inc. China capacity expansion announcement August 2023, Sika AG Full Year 2024 Results, ArcelorMittal S-in motion multi-material body structure technical documentation, OICA 2024 global vehicle production statistics, IEA Global EV Outlook 2025, ACEA 2024 European production data, EU Commission REACH diisocyanate restriction regulation, and the IMF March 2026 statement on Strait of Hormuz disruption. No figures from syndicated market research publishers have been used as source data in this report.

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Table of Contents

Chapter 1
Executive Summary and Key Findings
1 pages
Chapter 1 Market Snapshot: Automotive Structural Adhesive Supply-Demand 2025
Chapter 1 Key Findings: EV Battery Potting, SMP Growth, MDI Feedstock Impact
Chapter 1 Strategic Recommendations
Chapter 1 Methodology Note
Chapter 2
Technology and Product Overview
15 pages
Chapter 2 Crash-Durable Two-Component Epoxy Structural Adhesive: Chemistry and Performance
Chapter 2 Two-Component Polyurethane Structural Adhesive: BIW and Composite Bonding
Chapter 2 Silane Modified Polymer Adhesive: REACH Compliance and Zero-VOC Properties
Chapter 2 Reactive Hot Melt PU: Interior Trim and High-Speed Assembly Applications
Chapter 2 EV Battery Structural Potting: Thermal Cycling and IP67 Requirements
Chapter 3
Global Capacity Atlas
38 pages
Chapter 3 Europe: Henkel Dusseldorf, Dow Ludwigshafen, BASF SE Structural Adhesive
Chapter 3 North America: Dow, H.B. Fuller, 3M, Illinois Tool Works
Chapter 3 Asia-Pacific: Henkel China, Sika Pune, EV Battery Adhesive Producers
Chapter 3 EV Battery Pack Structural Adhesive Supply Network
Chapter 4
Market Sizing by Application and Geography
59 pages
Chapter 4 Structural BIW Bonding: Multi-Material and Premium OEM Demand
Chapter 4 EV Battery Module Assembly: Structural Potting and Pack Bonding
Chapter 4 Hem Flange and Anti-Flutter Applications
Chapter 4 Powertrain and Drivetrain Adhesive Applications
Chapter 4 Geographic Demand Breakdown
Chapter 5
Competitive Environment and Company Profiles
84 pages
Chapter 5 Henkel AG: TEROSON EP, LOCTITE EA, EV Battery Testing Center
Chapter 5 Dow Inc.: BETAFORCE PU Structural, China EV Investment, BIW Supply
Chapter 5 Sika AG: SMP Evolution and Asian OEM Content Strategy
Chapter 5 3M, H.B. Fuller, and Illinois Tool Works
Chapter 5 BASF SE and Bostik: European Structural Adhesive Positions
Chapter 6
Regulatory Environment and Trade Policy
108 pages
Chapter 6 REACH Diisocyanate Professional Use Training Requirements
Chapter 6 EU REACH SVHC Status for Bisphenol A in Epoxy Adhesives
Chapter 6 China GB Standards for Automotive Interior Adhesive VOC
Chapter 6 US-Iran Conflict: MDI, BPA, and ECH Feedstock Cost Impact
Chapter 6 UNECE Regulations on Structural Adhesive in Crash Safety Validation
Chapter 7
Scenarios, Forecasts and Strategic Outlook 2026 to 2032
127 pages
Chapter 7 Base Case: EV Battery and Multi-Material BIW Sustain Revenue Growth
Chapter 7 Bull Case: Chinese EV OEM SMP and Epoxy Qualification Accelerates
Chapter 7 Bear Case: European BIW Volume Softness Offsets Content Growth
Chapter 7 Strategic Recommendations for Buyers, Producers, and Investors
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FAQs

Q1 What is the global market size of the automotive adhesives market?
The global automotive adhesives market was valued at USD 8.64 Billion in 2025 and is expected to reach USD 13.82 Billion by 2032 at a CAGR of 6.9%. These are Nexchem Intelligence estimates anchored in Henkel Annual Report 2024 Adhesive Technologies Mobility and Electronics segment disclosures, OICA 2024 global vehicle production data, ArcelorMittal multi-material body structural adhesive consumption technical data, and primary interview-based demand assessment with OEM body shop procurement teams.
Q2 Why are silane modified polymer adhesives gaining market share from polyurethane in exterior bonding?
Silane modified polymer adhesives provide isocyanate-free chemistry that avoids REACH diisocyanate professional use training requirements effective from February 2023, zero volatile organic compound emissions at application that reduces body shop VOC monitoring and abatement compliance costs, primer-free adhesion to aluminium, galvanised steel, and painted surfaces simultaneously, and elastic cure characteristics that accommodate thermal expansion differentials in multi-material aluminium-to-steel panel joints. The total compliance cost saving from SMP versus one-component PU can justify a per-kilogram adhesive price premium of USD 300 to USD 600 per metric tonne at high-volume body shop operations.
Q3 How much structural adhesive does an EV battery pack require?
Cell-to-pack and module-to-pack EV battery architectures require approximately 1.5 to 3.0 kilograms of two-component epoxy structural potting adhesive per battery pack for cell array encapsulation at tensile strengths above 15 MPa per CATL technical specifications, plus approximately 200 to 400 grams of copper bus bar isolation adhesive per vehicle. CATL at 700 gigawatt-hours annual capacity implies structural potting adhesive consumption of approximately 350,000 to 560,000 metric tonnes per year across its global battery production network.
Q4 How does the Hormuz disruption affect structural adhesive feedstock costs?
The IMF confirmed in March 2026 that the Strait of Hormuz closure disrupted approximately 20% of global seaborne oil and LNG flows. For automotive structural adhesives, the disruption elevated bisphenol A and epichlorohydrin costs for epoxy resin producers and MDI costs for polyurethane adhesive producers through naphtha cost elevation at European and Asian crackers supplying phenol, acetone, and benzene intermediates, adding approximately USD 60 to USD 90 per metric tonne to European reactive structural adhesive production cost in Q2 2026.
Q5 Who are the dominant companies in the automotive adhesives market?
Henkel AG and Dow Inc. are the two dominant companies. Henkel generated approximately EUR 2.2 Billion in automotive adhesive revenue in 2024 per its Annual Report, with TEROSON crash-durable epoxy and LOCTITE EA EV battery potting as primary product families. Dow's BETAFORCE two-component polyurethane structural adhesive range holds qualification at Ford, General Motors, and European OEM BIW programmes, with its USD 40 million 2023 China investment expanding EV platform structural adhesive capacity.
Q6 How can I request customised research?
Contact [email protected] for customised research including per-vehicle structural adhesive content modelling by OEM platform, EV battery pack potting adhesive demand forecasting by gigafactory, or SMP versus PU market share transition analysis. A free 15-page sample is available at nexchemintelligence.com.
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