Mineralization Additives Market to Hit USD 1.51 Billion by 2036 Driven by Low-Carbon Concrete Demand
openpr.comThe global mineralization additives market is set to grow from USD 370.3 million in 2025 to USD 1.51 billion by 2036, according to Future Market Insights. These additives help concrete manufacturers reduce clinker use while permanently storing CO2 in construction materials. Key growth drivers include stricter emission targets, carbon credit incentives, and rising demand for verified carbon storage in building products. Alkalinity boosters lead product categories with a 38% market share, while concrete curing and aggregates account for 44% of application demand. Asia dominates expansion, with China and India posting the highest CAGRs at 15.8% and 15.4% respectively. Major players like CarbonCure and Paebbl are moving from lab trials to commercial deployment, backed by digital performance tracking and carbon credit eligibility. Challenges remain around verification standards and certification costs. Companies must prove long-term carbonate stability and concrete durability before wide adoption. Still, the shift toward low-carbon procurement in construction and infrastructure projects is creating a clear growth path for mineralization additive suppliers.