Over the course of the forecast period, the worldwide anti-static packaging material market is anticipated to rise as a result of rising consumer demand for anti-static packaging material due to its uses in the electronics industry. Electronic items employ anti-static packaging materials to avoid the accumulation of static electricity.
The Anti-Static Packaging Materials Market is anticipated to expand at a CAGR of 11.49% from 2023 to 2031.
Key Companies in the Anti-Static Packaging Materials Industry:
1. Daklapack Group: Established in 1975. Headquarters in the Netherlands at MA Lelystad. World-wide supplier of flexible packaging products. Offerings from the business include industrial, laminated, promotional, medical, and postal packaging services, allowing clients to get the cutting-edge packaging goods and services they need.
2. Sharp Packaging Systems: Established in 1984. Head office in the United States. Creator and producer of printed and plain packaging items, as well as packaging machines. For the e-commerce, medical, retail, manufacturing, and food industries, the company provides high-quality, flexible packaging services, including film, bags, and packaging machinery systems. Its bagging machines, which come in plain and printed forms and can fit snugly over bottles up to 212 litres in size, are perfect for packaging practically any product fast and accurately. Its goods work with different brands of bagging machinery as well as packaging systems.
3. Polyplus Packaging Ltd: Established in 1991. Developer of lithium battery products with a U.S. headquarters that are intended to provide improved performance levels. Offerings from the company include lithium-sulfur batteries, shielded lithium electrodes, lithium-air, aqueous-lithium batteries, and other related items that provide twice as much energy at half the size, allowing mobile-industry companies to enhance the usefulness of their goods. For about €2.4 billion ($2.6 billion), the life science company Sartorius will purchase Polyplus from France.
4. Protective Packaging Corporation Inc: Built in 1976. Manufacturer of flexible packaging goods with a US headquarters that provide both short- and long-term protection. Businesses of all sizes can preserve their products during storage and transportation thanks to the company's solutions, which give protection against corrosion, mould, mildew, static electricity (ESD), and other airborne qualities like moisture, oxygen, dust, and static. The purchase of GWP is a component of Macfarlane's plan to expand its protective packaging business by combining organic expansion and acquisitions.
5. Sekisui Chemical GmbH: Founded in 1947. head office in Japan. A Japanese diversified holding firm called Sekisui Chemical Co., Ltd. owns businesses that make high-performance plastics, build homes, and maintain urban infrastructure. The company's plastics division specialises in the creation of materials for electronics, transportation, and construction. In Japan, the single-family and multi-family housing segments are constructed. By allowing prebuilt modular components to be put together in separate plants, the company's unit construction process shortens the time required for on-site construction. Complete acquisition of AIM Aerospace by SEKISUI CHEMICAL CO
6. Automated Packaging Systems, Inc: Founded in 1962. Head office in the United States. Full flexible packaging systems are offered by a provider, including with cutting-edge machinery, eco-friendly components, and professional services. The business serves clients in almost every industry through its global sales, service, and distribution offices, delivering bagging machines and pre-opened bags on a roll, automated solutions, and sustainable packaging options. Automated Packaging Systems will be purchased by Sealed Air for $510 million.
7. MARUAI Inc: Constructed in 1931. Head office in Japan. Retail and fintech businesses are conducted by group firms under the control of Marui Group Co Ltd. It operates through the Retailing and Fintech divisions. The Retailing segment manages the rental of commercial property, runs clothing and accessory retail stores, produces spaces, distributes apparel, and manages buildings and other infrastructure. The FinTech industry sector is involved in the renting of real estate, IT systems, rent guarantee, and consumer loans as well as credit card services. The acquisition is anticipated to quicken Marpai's growth trajectory and boost the business's financial standing.
*Definition: An antistatic bag is a bag used for storing electronic components, which are prone to damage caused by electrostatic discharge (ESD).
