Between 2020 and 2027, the Waterproofing Chemicals Market is expected to expand at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 12.0 per cent. The market was valued at INR 1823 million in 2019 and is predicted to rise at a CAGR of 12.0 per cent to reach INR 4240 million by 2027. Growth is expected to be driven by increased demand from a variety of end-use sectors, including the construction of residential and commercial structures, landfills, and tunnels. Furthermore, rising public awareness of the need for waterproofing materials in building in emerging countries is expected to drive up demand for the products in the coming years. As a result of the epidemic, residential and commercial building has come to a grinding standstill. During this moment of economic uncertainty, the demand for waterproofing systems is likely to be low to medium in this industry. For example, delays in-order delivery, supply chain restrictions, staffing and equipment shortages, and a lack of available material are all potential problems. Following the resolution of this crisis, the market is predicted to rebound, and demand for waterproofing systems is expected to expand in the coming years.

Because of the frequent variations in climate, cement-based constructions face significant damping and erosion, reducing the shelf life of residential and commercial structures. The use of waterproofing chemicals becomes necessary since it allows the construction to last for a longer period. Increasing demand for waterproofing chemicals is likely to be fuelled by increased infrastructure development in the Asia Pacific, notably in India, China and Indonesia, as well as increased awareness of the need of using durable building materials. Furthermore, regulatory officials hope to establish rules to slow the growth in pollution levels, and in the process, they hope to develop a model that encourages the construction of energy-efficient and environmentally friendly structures. It is envisaged that such measures would increase the need for waterproofing chemicals. It is the initiatives done by governments of developing countries to offer fundamental infrastructural amenities, such as concrete-based dwellings, access to appropriate roads, and a better irrigation network, that are of particular importance. expected to boost the infrastructure and industrial sector, hence creating a demand for waterproofing chemicals.