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Increase in End-of-Life tires and government regulations is projected to fuel the growth of the India Recovered Carbon Black Market at a CAGR of 11.8% during the forecast period 2025 to 2035

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Market Research Future (MRFR) has published a research report on the “India Recovered Carbon Black Market” that contains information from 2019 to 2035.


India Recovered Carbon Black Market is estimated to register a CAGR of 11.8% during the forecast period of 2025 to 2035.


MRFR recognizes the following companies as the key players in the Indian recovered carbon black market — Hi-Green Carbon Ltd, Finster Carbon, Capital Carbon, Epsilon Carbon Private Limited, RichTech Green Energy, Jisha Export, Absolute Green Polymers Private Limited, GoGreen Enterprises


India Recovered Carbon Black Market Highlights 


India Recovered Carbon Black Market is accounted to register a CAGR of 11.8 % during the forecast period and is estimated to reach USD 72,561 Thousand by 2035.


The India Recovered Carbon Black (rCB) Market is experiencing remarkable growth driven by increasing environmental consciousness, stringent waste management regulations, and rising demand for sustainable alternatives across various industries including tire manufacturing, plastics, inks and coatings, and rubber goods. Recovered carbon black, derived primarily from end-of-life tire pyrolysis processes, offers comparable performance characteristics to virgin carbon black while providing significant environmental and cost benefits, making it integral to applications such as tire production, rubber reinforcement, plastic masterbatch, color formulations, and industrial coatings.


As industries seek more sustainable and cost-effective raw materials, the market is witnessing a paradigm shift toward circular economy principles in response to growing environmental regulations and corporate sustainability commitments. The surge in tire waste generation from India's rapidly expanding automotive sector, coupled with the government's push for waste-to-wealth initiatives and the Make in India program, has further accelerated the adoption of recovered carbon black, particularly in tire manufacturing and rubber processing industries.


As demand for eco-friendly, cost-efficient, and high-performance carbon black alternatives continues to rise, the India recovered carbon black market is expected to expand significantly, with substantial potential driven by the country's massive tire waste generation, growing automotive industry, and supportive government policies promoting waste recycling and circular economy practices.


Segment Analysis


India Recovered Carbon Black Market is segmented based on application and end-use industry. India recovered carbon black market is based on application into Tires, Non-Tire Rubber Products, Plastics, Dyes & Pigments, Inks & Coatings and Others. The demand for recovered carbon black in India is largely driven by its essential role across diverse industrial applications that rely on high-performance reinforcement materials, particularly in the tire manufacturing segment, which dominates the market landscape. Recovered carbon black has a wide range of applications across industries such as tire production, non-tire rubber products manufacturing, plastic reinforcement, dyes and pigments, inks and coatings, and other specialized applications. This broad spectrum of uses contributes to its significantly higher demand compared to virgin carbon black alternatives, as industries increasingly prioritize sustainable and cost-effective raw materials.


Tires represent the largest application segment, accounting for the majority of recovered carbon black consumption in India. The tire manufacturing industry's substantial demand stems from rCB's excellent reinforcement properties, durability characteristics, and cost advantages. As India's automotive sector continues expanding rapidly, tire manufacturers are increasingly adopting recovered carbon black to meet both performance specifications and sustainability targets, with rCB offering comparable strength and longevity to virgin carbon black while reducing environmental impact.


India Recovered Carbon Black Market is segmented by End-Use Industry into Automotive, Industrial Manufacturing, Building & Construction, Packaging, Electrical & Electronics and Others. Recovered carbon black has a wide range of end-use applications across industries such as automotive (tire manufacturing, automotive rubber components, and plastic parts), industrial manufacturing (rubber goods, conveyor belts, and mechanical components), building & construction (sealants, roofing materials, and protective coatings), packaging (flexible packaging, films, and containers), electrical & electronics (conductive plastics, cable sheathing, and electronic components), and other specialized industrial applications. This broad spectrum of end-use industries contributes to its significantly higher adoption compared to traditional carbon black alternatives, as sectors increasingly prioritize sustainable and cost-effective raw materials that meet stringent performance requirements. Another important factor driving widespread industry adoption is cost-effectiveness, as recovered carbon black can be produced at substantially lower costs than virgin carbon black while maintaining similar properties including high durability, reinforcement capability, and electrical conductivity.


Key Findings of the Study



  • The global High Purity Silica Sand Market is expected to reach USD 72,561 thousand by 2035, at a CAGR of 11.8% during the forecast period.

  • Based on type, the Tire segment was attributed to holding the largest market in 2024.

  • Based on End-Use Industry, the Automotive segment was attributed to holding the largest market in 2024.

  • Hi-Green Carbon Ltd, Finster Carbon, Capital Carbon, Epsilon Carbon Private Limited, RichTech Green Energy, Jisha Export, Absolute Green Polymers Private Limited, GoGreen Enterprises are the key market players.


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