India Flat Glass Industry Trends and 2017 Opportunities

Date: 7 May 2014

For centuries, glass has been a building material and the importance of glass as a building material has risen over years.

The modern architecture transcends the status of glass as a building component and thus helped the market grow manifold. In the present era, glass has evolved from a means of letting light in the space along with achieving protection from the elements to style statement and an expression of design.

Flat glass includes a number of types of glasses including float glass, sheet glass, figured glass, safety glass among others. The market share of float glass is expected to improve over the years, while the markets share of sheet glass and safety glass is expected to decline marginally.

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