Beverage Cans Market Intelligence

Industry Outlook & Drivers

Global Market Outlook on Beverage Cans

• Global beverage can market is expected to grow at 3-4 percent CAGR during 2016-2021, to reach 405 billion units driven by the increasing consumption of CSD and beer in the developing markets like China, Middle East, India, etc.; the slow down in the consumption of CSD in the NA and EU would be compensated by the increased consumption in the emerging markets
• Specialty cans (slim) are expected to experience the highest growth of about 8-10 percent CAGR over the next five years owing to increasing penetration in energy drinks, premium water, juices, RTD beverages, etc.

Regional Demand Overview

The maturing consumption of beer and CSD in developed markets and increasing consumption in the emerging markets have led to the expansion of manufacturing facilities in countries such as Myanmar, Thailand, UAE, Cambodia, India, etc.

Global Market Size –Metal Beverage Cans

• The global beverage can market was estimated to be ~398 billion units in 2018 and is expected to grow at the rate of
• ~3–4 percent CAGR (2018–2023), driven by demand in beer and CSD end-use segments, especially in the emerging regions
• Increased penetration of metal cans into new segments, such as RTD beverages, water, wines, etc., would contribute to incremental demand
• Demand for beverage cans would be driven by the increasing consumption in emerging markets of Asia and LATAM, which are expected to grow at a CAGR 4–5 percent and 3–4 percent, respectively, during 2018–2023
  –The downstream demand would be driven by CSD (2–3 percent), beer (5–6 percent), and energy drinks (9–10 percent)
• NA has the largest market share of about 35 percent in the beverage cans market with a high per capita consumption of about 315 cans per year and 2–3 percent CAGR
  –Demand would be influenced by increased consumption in new end-use segments, such as RTD beverages, water, energy drinks, etc.
• Globally, more than 90 percent of the beverage cans are made out of aluminum and only 10 percent is made from steel, which would contribute to value growth in the beverage can market

 Global Beverage Can Demand by Application

A decline is seen in the CSD segment, which has a CAGR of -1 to 0 percent in the developed regions of NA and EU, which would affect the beverage can demand. However, this slow down is balanced by the growth in consumption of new end-use segments such as RTD beverages, water, FAB's, etc