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Caustic Soda

opportunity

Caustic soda is crucial for various industries. Invest in capturing high margins and meeting demand from sectors like pulp & paper, textiles, and water treatment, targeting a market worth billions.

$30 Bn

Market Size

4-6%

CAGR

$45 Bn

Forecast

Caustic Soda by-product markets

Aluminum Ore Refining

Food Processing

Paper Products (Paper Pulping)

Soap & Detergent Manufacturing

Textile Processing (Mercerizing Cotton)

Water Treatment Chemicals

CAUSTIC SODA BUSINESS ADVANTAGES IN AFRICA

Global market expected to reach USD 81.73 billion by 2031.
Africa's growing industrial base driving a surge in demand for caustic soda, with the market projected to reach USD 5.2 billion by 2027.
By establishing domestic caustic soda production, you contribute to the growth of critical African industries like pulp & paper (representing 25% of global caustic soda consumption) and textiles.
Caustic soda is essential for pulp & paper production, a sector projected to reach a value of USD 40.3 billion by 2027 in Africa.
The textile industry, another major consumer of caustic soda, will soon reach a market size of USD 57.5 billion by 2025 in Africa.

Caustic Soda
Investment Zones in Africa

Plateformes Industrielles du Congo (PIC) is a public private partnership between ARISE IIP and the Republic of Congo. The objective of this partnership is to develop 3 SEZ in Pointe-Noire, Oyo and Ouesso. The government intends to diversify its economy, which until now has relied solely on revenues generated by the oil sector.