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World Nonwovens Industry: Profiles of 20 Leading Producers: part 2 of 3, 2008/09

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Abstract

Worldwide sales of nonwoven roll goods continued to increase at a mid-single digit growth rate in 2007, reaching nearly US$17 bn. Of the 2007 total, about 79% of sales, worth around US$13.4 bn, was generated by just 40 producers.

Sales of the 20 medium sized producers profiled in this report - which rank from number 11 to number 30 among the world' s leading companies - ranged individually from US$125 mn to US$237 mn and together accounted for about 18% of the global total.

The 20 companies ranking 11-30 include long established players as well as new ones. Hollingsworth & Vose has been in the business for more than 160 years but Pegas Nonwovens and Concert Industries are relatively new companies. Recent investments among the 20 companies include new lines in the Czech Republic and Denmark for Fibertex as well as new lines in China and Russia for Avgol - which is also upgrading its North Carolina lines. Companhia Providencia plans to add two new spunmelt lines in the USA and Concert Industries is adding a new air-laid line in Germany.

This will be the last year in which Western Nonwovens will be profiled in this series of reports as a separate entity. In mid-2008 the company filed for protection from its creditors under Chapter 11 of the US bankruptcy code and most of its plants were subsequently sold to Milliken Industries. Another company which has faced difficulties is Propex Fabrics, the world' s largest manufacturer of needlepunch nonwovens. Propex also filed for protection under Chapter 11 in 2008, but in April 2009 it obtained approval to sell its assets as a going concern to an affiliate of Wayzata Investment Partners - a private equity firm.

Table of Contents

SUMMARY

INTRODUCTION

  • The global nonwovens market
  • Medium sized companies
  • Companies which joined the list of 20 medium sized producers
  • Companies which exited from the list of 20 medium sized producers
  • Companies which remained among the 20 medium sized producers
  • Geographical location

11 AVGOL, ISRAEL

  • Products and markets
  • Development of manufacturing capacity

12 COMPANHIA PROVIDENCIA, BRAZIL

  • Products and markets
  • Facilities

13 HOLLINGSWORTH & VOSE, USA

  • High Efficiency and Specialty Filtration
  • Engineered Composite Materials (ECM) and Industrial Specialties
  • Battery Separator & Additive Materials
  • Engine & Industrial Filtration

14 CONCERT INDUSTRIES, CANADA

  • Products and markets
  • Growth strategy
  • Reorganisation and restructuring

15 TWE GROUP, GERMANY

  • Company structure
  • Products and markets

16 PROPEX FABRICS, USA

  • Products and markets

17 COLBOND, NETHERLANDS

  • Ownership
  • New products, and product and process improvement
  • Manufacturing facilities
  • Products and markets
  • Building and construction
  • Civil engineering
  • Flooring
  • Automotive
  • Construction

18 JAPAN VILENE, JAPAN

  • Investments and joint ventures
  • New technology
  • Products and markets
  • Automotive Materials
  • Industrial and Electrical Materials
  • Air Filters
  • Medical and Consumer Materials
  • Apparel Materials
  • Strategies for future growth

19 VITA NONWOVENS (FORMERLY BRITISH VITA), UK

  • Products and markets

20 C H SANDLER, GERMANY

  • Manufacturing facilities
  • Products and markets
  • Product innovation

21 ASAHI KASEI (FORMERLY ASAHI CHEMICAL), JAPAN

  • Products and markets

22 PEGAS NONWOVENS, CZECH REPUBLIC

  • Investment
  • Manufacturing facilities
  • Products and markets

23 JACOB HOLM INDUSTRIES, SWITZERLAND

  • Company development
  • Business structure
  • Facilities
  • Products and markets

24 GEORGIA-PACIFIC (FORMERLY FORT JAMES), USA

  • Staff changes
  • Corporate structure
  • Products and markets
  • Technology

25 TOYOBO, JAPAN

  • Polyester spunbonded nonwovens
  • Needlepunched nonwovens

26 MITSUI CHEMICALS, JAPAN

  • Products, markets and manufacturing facilities

27 LYDALL, USA

  • Thermal/Acoustical
  • Automotive
  • Industrial
  • New product introductions Performance Materials
  • Geographical markets
  • Closures

28 UNION INDUSTRIES, ITALY

29 ANDREW INDUSTRIES GROUP, UK

  • Products and markets
  • Manufacturing facilities

30 WESTERN NONWOVENS, USA

  • Company structure
  • Products and markets
  • Operations by segment
  • Industrial Nonwovens
  • Performance Insulation
  • Expansion
  • Acquisitions
  • Divestments

List of tables

  • Table 1: Sales by the world' s top 40 roll goods producers, 2007
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