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According to Stratistics MRC, the Global Mooring Ropes Market is accounted for $3.03 billion in 2024 and is expected to reach $16.05 billion by 2030 growing at a CAGR of 32% during the forecast period. Mooring ropes are specialized ropes used to anchor or secure ships, boats, offshore platforms, and other floating structures to a dock, quay, or seabed. These ropes ensure stability and safety by holding vessels in position, preventing drifting due to wind, currents, or tides. Made from materials like nylon, polyester, polypropylene, or high-performance fibres like HMPE, mooring ropes are designed for strength, durability, and resistance to environmental factors such as UV rays, abrasion, and saltwater corrosion.
Growth of maritime trade
The growth of maritime trade expands; more ships and cargo vessels require durable mooring systems to ensure safe operations in ports and harbours. Additionally, with larger vessels and more frequent port calls, there is a heightened need for high-performance mooring ropes that offer strength, durability, and resistance to harsh marine conditions. This rising demand for maritime infrastructure and safe docking further fuels the market for advanced mooring ropes.
High initial costs for advanced materials
High initial costs for advanced materials like high-modulus polyethylene offers superior strength, durability, and reduced weight compared to traditional ropes, require significant upfront investment. This cost barrier discourages buyers from switching to advanced materials, particularly when cheaper alternatives like nylon or polypropylene are available. As a result, market growth is slowed, especially in cost-sensitive regions or industries with limited capital for upgrades.
Automation and smart mooring systems
Automation and smart mooring systems use sensors and IoT technology to monitor rope tension, wear, and environmental conditions in real-time, allowing for timely adjustments and reducing the risk of failures. As the maritime industry increasingly adopts automated solutions for docking and vessel management, the demand for high-performance mooring ropes designed for compatibility with these advanced systems is rising. This trend is driving innovation and growth in the mooring ropes market.
Competition from alternative materials
Competition from alternative materials, such as steel wire ropes and chains are preferred in heavy-duty industrial settings due to their high strength and resistance to abrasion. Chains offer superior load-bearing capacity in harsh marine environments. These alternatives can limit the adoption of synthetic fiber mooring ropes, especially where strength, cost, or specific performance requirements are prioritized, making it difficult for fiber ropes to gain wider market share.
Covid-19 Impact
The COVID-19 pandemic had a mixed impact on the mooring ropes market. Disruptions in global supply chains and reduced maritime trade slowed market growth initially, as demand for marine operations, shipbuilding, and offshore oil and gas projects declined. However, the market saw recovery as global trade resumed and offshore energy projects, especially renewable energy like wind farms, expanded. Additionally, the need for better port infrastructure to handle logistics during the pandemic highlighted the importance of durable mooring systems.
The polyester segment is expected to be the largest during the forecast period
The polyester segment is estimated to have a lucrative growth, due to its excellent strength, durability and resistance to environmental factors like UV rays and saltwater. Polyester mooring ropes offer low stretch, making them ideal for maintaining tension in marine applications, ensuring vessel stability and safety. Their affordability compared to high-performance fibres, coupled with high resistance to corrosion and chemical exposure, makes them a popular choice in shipping, offshore oil and gas. As demand for reliable, long-lasting mooring solutions grows, the polyester segment continues to drive market growth.
The maritime segment is expected to have the highest CAGR during the forecast period
The maritime segment is anticipated to witness the highest CAGR growth during the forecast period, due to the growing global demand for shipping and seaborne trade. As the backbone of international logistics, ports and shipping industries require durable mooring ropes to securely anchor vessels, ensuring operational safety. Additionally, the maritime sector's focus on upgrading port infrastructure and adhering to stringent safety regulations further boosts demand for reliable mooring solutions, driving market growth.
Asia Pacific is projected to hold the largest market share during the forecast period due to rapid growth in maritime trade, port expansions, and offshore oil and gas activities. Countries like China, Japan, and South Korea are major shipbuilding hubs, leading to increased demand for durable mooring solutions. Additionally, the rise in offshore renewable energy projects, particularly wind farms, further accelerates market growth. Emerging economies, such as India and Southeast Asian nations, are investing in port infrastructure and naval defense, enhancing the need for advanced mooring ropes in this dynamic region.
North America is projected to have the highest CAGR over the forecast period, owing to naval defense investments, and offshore oil and gas exploration. The U.S. and Canada's extensive coastlines and active ports necessitate high-quality mooring solutions to ensure the safety and efficiency of maritime operations. Additionally, the growing emphasis on renewable energy projects, such as offshore wind farms, is creating new opportunities for advanced mooring systems. The market is also supported by stringent safety regulations and technological advancements in rope materials and design.
Key players in the market
Some of the key players profiled in the Mooring Ropes Market include WireCo WorldGroup, Samson Rope Technologies, Inc., Bridon-Bekaert The Ropes Group, Lankhorst Ropes, Cortland Limited, English Braids Ltd, Marlow Ropes Ltd, Touwfabriek Langman B.V.,Southern Ropes, Teufelberger Holding AG, Yale Cordage, Inc., Lanex a.s., Novatec Braids Ltd., Magistr SIA, Dynamic Ropes SL, Jiangsu Xinglun Rope Cable Co., Ltd., Garware Technical Fibres Ltd., Ropenet Group Co., Ltd., Gleistein Ropes and Dong Yang Rope MFG. Co., Ltd.
In July 2024, Bekaert and Rezolv Energy signed 100 GWh wind power purchase agreement. The deal will reduce annual emissions by more than 41 000 tonnes of CO2e. The power will come from the 461MW 'VIFOR' wind farm, which has been developed by Rezolv and Low Carbon in Buzau County, Romania.
In May 2024, Bekaert strengthened its offering in synthetic offshore lifting and mooring solutions via the acquisition of BEXCO. The acquisition is part of Bekaert's growth strategy and strengthens its current offering in synthetic offshore lifting and mooring solutions.
In Nov 2023, Bridon-Bekaert Ropes Group and ABB collaborated to deliver integrated service offerings for mine hoists. The partnership is an important step in both BBRG's and ABB's ambition to expand the service portfolio and maximize customer value.