Top Spunbond Nonwoven Companies

Global Spunbond Nonwoven Market size was valued at USD 16.33 Billion in 2024 and is poised to grow from USD 17.42 Billion in 2025 to USD 29.26 Billion by 2033, growing at a CAGR of 6.7% during the forecast period (2026–2033). 

The global spunbond nonwoven market is a competitive market wherein the key players focus on the development of innovative products, sustainability, and expansion in capacities. Leading companies, such as Berry Global, Kimberly-Clark, DuPont, and Freudenberg, dynamically enhance their portfolio through environment-friendly materials and manufacturing technologies. Local players compete mainly through local healthcare, automobile, and construction requirements. Strategic mergers, acquisitions, and partnerships are the ways through which this industry is improving market position and efficiency of operations. 'Berry Global (USA) ', 'DuPont (USA) ', 'NW Fabric (China) ', 'Ahlstrom-Munksjö (Finland) ', 'Fitesa (Brazil) ', 'Suominen Corporation (Finland) ', 'Kimberly-Clark (USA) ', 'Toray Industries (Japan) ', 'TWE Group (Germany) ', 'Mitsui Chemicals (Japan) ', 'Sandler (Germany) ', 'Gulsan Group (Turkey) ', 'Fibertex Personal Care (Denmark) ', 'Pegas Nonwovens (Czech Republic) ', 'Dalian Ruiguang (China) ', 'Jofo Nonwovens (China) ', 'Spuntech (Israel) ', 'Union Industries (Italy) ', 'Shalag Nonwovens (Israel) ', 'KNH Enterprises (Taiwan) '

One of the main factors propelling the global spunbond nonwoven industry is the rise in disposable hygiene goods including face masks, sanitary napkins, and wipes, and the growing awareness of personal hygiene. These items are widely used in the personal care, hygiene, and healthcare industries because of their great performance, affordability, and convenience.

Sustainability and Eco-friendly Materials: The latest global spunbond nonwoven market trend is the increasing demand for sustainable, eco-friendly materials. With growing tendencies of consumers and businesses towards greener alternatives, manufacturers have indeed begun their journey towards biodegradable, recyclable, or compostable nonwoven fabrics. These environment-friendly options have appealed across all industries in hygiene, medical, and packaging sectors by aligning the global sustainability goals.

Asia-Pacific is the largest market, which accounts for about USD 6.53 billion in 2024, owing to fast economic growth, population increase, and urbanization. Due to the rising demand for personal care, hygiene, and medical applications, spunbond nonwoven materials are becoming increasingly popular. Nonwoven, including insulation, filtration, and disposables, are critical in a variety of sectors such as construction, automotive, and even medical applications. Infrastructure growth and industrial base expansion in many emerging markets, the most prominent of them being China and India, helps in boosting the regional growth.