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Global Rare Earth Magnet Market Worth
US$ 10.2 Billion
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Global Rare Earth Magnet Market Worth US$ 10.2 Billion
Well diversified and increasing industrial applications coupled by the fact that they have limited substitutes arecurrently catalysing the global demand of rare earth magnet market. Government initiatives to promote greentechnologies in order to decrease carbon emissions are also expected to thrust forward their global demand inthe coming years.
Rare earth magnets are the strongest type of permanent magnets as they produce significantly strongermagnetic fields compared to the ferrite and AlNiCo magnets. Two types of rare earth magnets currently availableare Neodymium (NdFeB) magnets and Samarium-Cobalt (SmCo) magnets. Neodymium magnets have becomevery popular in recent years because they offer the highest magnetic field strength and magnetic stability buthave a lower curie temperature. Compared to NdFeB magnets, SmCo magnets have a weaker magnetic fieldstrength but a higher curie temperature and are extremely useful for applications requiring high field strengthwhile operating at high temperatures. According to IMARC Group, a leading market research company based inIndia, the global rare earth magnet market has grown at a CAGR of around 7% during 2008-2015, reaching amarket value of around US$ 10.2 billion in 2015.
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The report entitled “Rare Earth Magnet Market – Industry Trends, Manufacturing Process, Plant Setup,Machinery, Raw Materials, Cost and Revenue” has segmented the rare earth magnets market on the basis oftype, application and region. On the basis of magnet type, the market has been divided into Neodymiummagnets (NdFeB) and Samarium-Cobalt magnets (SmCo).
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The markets of the two types are individually analysed on the basis of key regions. NdFeb are the strongest andmost affordable due to which they account for the majority of the global rare earth magnet market. Country-wise, China represents the largest producer as well as the consumer because it has a monopoly over the rawmaterials used to produce them. Japan represents the world’s second largest market where the demand isprimarily driven by the fact that the country is home to some of the world’s largest automobile and electricappliance producers. The third and fourth largest markets are Europe and the USA respectively. Wide-rangingand rapidly expanding industrial applications, limited substitutes for Neodymium magnets and governmentinitiatives to promote green technologies so as to decrease carbon emissions are several factors due to whichthe global demand for Neodymium magnets is expected to grow continuously.
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Similar to NdFeB magnets, China represents both the largest producer as well as the largest consumer of SmComagnets followed by the USA and Europe. Increasing defence spending is expected to be the biggest driver ofthese magnets in the coming years. SmCo magnets are particularly used in defence and aerospace sectors.Rare earth magnets are used in a wide array of applications. On the basis of end-use industry, Motor andGenerators constitute the largest sector, followed by HDD/CD/DVD, Transportation, Energy Production andStorage, Transducers and Drives, Clutches and Braking. The report also discusses the key players which areconcentrated mainly in China, the USA, Europe and Japan. Globally, most of the manufacturers of rare earthmagnets are based in China as a result of a secure and economical supply of key raw materials.
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Key Questions Answered in This Report?
• What are the key success and risk factors in the rare earth magnets industry?• How has the rare earth magnets market performed so far and how will it perform in the coming
years?• What is the structure of the rare earth magnets industry and who are the key players?• What are the various unit operations involved in a rare earth magnet plant?• What is the total size of land required for setting up a rare earth magnet plant?• What are the machinery requirements for setting up a rare earth magnet plant?• What are the raw material requirements and composition for setting up a rare earth magnet plant?• What are the utility requirements for setting up a rare earth magnet plant?• What are the manpower requirements for setting up a rare earth magnet plant?• What are the infrastructure costs for setting up a rare earth magnet plant?• What are the capital costs for setting up a rare earth magnet plant?• What are the operating costs for setting up a rare earth magnet plant?• What should be the pricing mechanism of various rare earth magnet products?• What will be the income and expenditures for a rare earth magnet plant?• What is the time required to break-even?
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Table of Contents
1 Research Methodology2 Executive Summary3 Introduction4 Rare Earth Magnets Industry Analysis4.1 Rare Earth Magnets Industry: Overall Market Performance4.1.1 Current, Historical and Future Market Trends4.1.2 Market Breakup by Magnet Type4.1.3 Market Breakup by Application4.1.4 Major Players in the Rare Earth Magnet Industry4.2 Neodymium-Iron-Boron (NdFeB) Magnets4.2.1 Current and Historical Market Trends4.2.2 Market Breakup by Region4.2.2.1 China4.2.2.1 Japan4.2.2.1 Europe4.2.2.1 Others4.2.3 Market Forecast4.3 Samarium-Cobalt (SmCo) Magnets4.3.1 Current and Historical Market Trends4.3.2 Market Breakup by Region4.2.2.1 China4.2.2.1 US
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4.2.2.1 Europe4.2.2.1 Others4.3.3 Market Forecast4.4 Rare Earth Magnets Industry: Key Success and Risk Factors4.4 Rare Earth Magnets Industry: Value Chain Analysis5 Processing and Manufacturing of Rare Earth Magnets5.1 Rare Earth Magnets Manufacturing Plant: Various Types of Unit Operations Involved5.2 Rare Earth Magnets Manufacturing Plant: Detailed Process Flow5.3 Raw Material Requirements5.3.1 NdFeB Magnet: Raw Material Requirements5.3.2 SmCo Magnet: Raw Material Requirements5.4 Rare Earth Magnet Manufacturing Plant: Major Machinery Pictures6 Project Details, Requirements and Costs Involved6.1 Land, Location and Site Development6.2 Plant Layout6.3 Plant Machinery6.4 Raw Materials6.5 Utilities6.6 Manpower6.7 Other Capital Investments7 Rare Earth Magnets Manufacturing Plant: Loans and Financial Assistance8 Rare Earth Magnets Manufacturing Plant: Project Economics8.1 Capital Cost of the Project8.2 Techno-Economic Parameters
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8.3 Product Pricing8.4 Product Packaging8.5 Income Projections8.6 Expenditure Projections8.7 Financial Analysis
List of Figures
Figure 4 1: Global: Rare Earth Magnets Market: Sales Volume (in Tons), 2008-2015Figure 4 2: Global: Rare Earth Magnets Market Forecast: Sales Volume (in Tons), 2016-2021Figure 4 3: Global: Rare Earth Magnets Market: Breakup by Magnet Type (in %), 2015Figure 4 4: Global: Rare Earth Magnets Market: Breakup by Application (in %), 2015Figure 4 5: Global: Neodymium-Iron-Boron (NdFeB) Magnets Market: Sales Volume (in Tons), 2008-2015Figure 4 6: Global: Neodymium-Iron-Boron (NdFeB) Magnets Market: Breakup by Region (in %), 2015Figure 4 7: Global: Neodymium-Iron-Boron (NdFeB) Magnets Market Forecast: Sales VolumeFigure 4 8: Global: Samarium-Cobalt (SmCo) Magnets Market: Sales Volume (in Tons),Figure 4 9: Global: Samarium-Cobalt (SmCo) Magnets Market: Breakup by Region (in %), 2015Figure 4 10: Global: Samarium-Cobalt (SmCo) Magnets Market Forecast: Sales Volume (in Tons), 2016-2021Figure 5 1: Rare Earth Magnets Manufacturing Process: Detailed Process FlowFigure 5 2: Neodymium-Iron-Boron (NdFeB) Magnet Manufacturing Process: Flow DiagramFigure 5 3: Samarium-Cobalt (SmCo) Magnet Manufacturing Process: Flow DiagramFigure 6 1: Rare Earth Magnets Manufacturing Plant: Proposed Plant LayoutFigure 8 1: Rare Earth Magnets Manufacturing Plant: Breakup of Capital Costs (in %)
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List of Tables
Table 4 1: Global: Rare Earth Magnets Market: Volume Breakup by Magnet TypeTable 4 2: China: Key Rare Earth Magnet ManufacturersTable 4 3: USA: Key Rare Earth Magnet ManufacturersTable 4 4: Japan: Key Rare Earth Magnet ManufacturersTable 4 5: Europe: Key Rare Earth Magnet ManufacturersTable 6 1: Rare Earth Magnets Manufacturing Plant: Costs Related to Land and Site Development (in US$)Table 6 2: Rare Earth Magnets Manufacturing Plant: Costs Related to Civil Works (in US$)Table 6 3: Rare Earth Magnets Manufacturing Plant: Costs Related to Plant Machinery (in US$)Table 6 4: Rare Earth (NdFeB) Magnets Manufacturing Plant: Raw Materials RequirementsTable 6 5: Rare Earth (SmCO) Magnets Manufacturing Plant: Raw Materials RequirementsTable 6 6: Rare Earth Magnets Manufacturing Plant: Costs Related to Salaries and WagesTable 6 7: Rare Earth Magnets Manufacturing Plant: Costs Related to Other CapitalTable 7 1: Details of Financial Assistance Offered by Financial InstitutionsTable 8 1: Rare Earth Magnets Manufacturing Plant: Capital Costs (in US$)Table 8 2: Rare Earth Magnets Manufacturing Plant: Techno-Economic ParametersTable 8 3: Rare Earth Magnets Manufacturing Plant: Income Projections (in US$)Table 8 4: Rare Earth Magnets Manufacturing Plant: Expenditure Projections (in US$)Table 8 5: Rare Earth Magnets Manufacturing Plant: Cash Flow Analysis without Considering the Income Tax LiabilityTable 8 6: Rare Earth Magnets Manufacturing Plant: Cash Flow Analysis on Considering the Income Tax Liability
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