Top Structural Adhesive Companies

The global structural adhesives market is very competitive because of the existence of multinationals such as Henkel AG & Co. KGaA, 3M, HB Fuller the business, & others. These companies are extensively involved in quick development and research activities for developing novel products. The increasing demand for structure adhesive has also spurred new and developing firms to enter the industry.

Structural Adhesive Market Top Player’s Company Profiles

• Samsung Display Co., Ltd.

• LG Display Co., Ltd.

• BOE Technology Group Co., Ltd.

• Japan Display Inc.

• AU Optronics Corp.

• Visionox Co., Ltd.

• Tianma Microelectronics Co., Ltd.

• Royole Corporation

• E Ink Holdings Inc.

• Sharp Corporation

• Innolux Corporation

• Truly International Holdings Limited

• Chunghwa Picture Tubes, Ltd.

• FlexEnable Limited

• Plastic Logic Germany

• JOLED Inc.

• EverDisplay Optronics (Shanghai) Limited

• Beijing Opto-Electronics Co., Ltd. (BOE)

• C3Nano

• Nanosys Inc.

Structural Adhesive Market Recent Development

• In June 2023, Park Aerospace Corp. unveiled Aeroadhere FAE-350-1, a novel structural film adhesive designed to join primary and secondary structures. 
• In October 2022, Elixir (Bengaluru, India) and Scott Bader (Wellingborough, UK) joined to market Crestabond structural adhesives across India. The news aligns with the company's pledge to assist the Indian composites business, which was made in April 2022. 
• In February 2022, Arkema completed its acquisition of Ashland's Performance Adhesives division. Structural adhesives are among the products available in this area. The acquisition was worth USD 1.65 billion. The acquisition bolstered Arkema's Adhesive Solutions sector and was in line with the company's objective of becoming a pure specialty material provider by 2024. 
• In February 2022, H.B. Fuller Company announced the completion of its acquisition of Apollo, a maker of liquid adhesives, coatings, & primers for the roofing material, industrial, and construction markets. Apollo is projected to boost H.B. Fuller's position in key high-value, high-margin sectors throughout the UK and Europe. Apollo is going to operate within H.B. Fuller's current Building adhesives & Engineering Adhesives company divisions.