At present, the cement industry has many global characteristics. The global cement industry is expected to grow by 3% per year. At present, with the steady growth of cement consumption at a rate close to the development of the world economy, the global cement output is expected to be about 2.2 billion tons. China's output already accounts for 44% of the total.

From the perspective of cement consumption, China ranks first, followed by India and the United States. The United States imports more than 30 million tons of cement from Canada, China and Thailand to meet its needs. Some cement companies are keen to build new plants and expand existing capacity. This boom is expected to end before 2010. It will increase production capacity by more than 14 million tons. It is expected that in 2007, a large amount of domestic cement will be imported.

Through the US market, it can be seen that the cement output growth in a few developed regions is significantly faster than that in most mature markets in North America and Europe. It can be said that cement is still a rising industry in developing countries, while the development in developed countries is cyclical.

Today, in addition to environmental and sustainable development issues, the focus of the cement industry is also attracting the attention of large industry groups in the industry. Emerging markets are generally considered to be located in the Middle East / North Africa, Asia, Latin America and Eastern Europe, and parts of Africa.