That is according to new figures from analyst Frost & Sullivan, which show that a boost in demand for electronic housing and computer-related devices in eastern Europe could prove promising for the polymer blend industry.
The European Polymer Blends and Alloys Markets report predicted that 2009's €346 million (£283 million) revenue in 2009 will reach €453.00 million by 2016 due to positive moves in transportation, electronics, consumer goods, construction and industrial applications.
Aniruddh Menon, research analyst at the firm, said: "The electronic housing industry, including housing of IT-related products such as personal computers and laptops, will be the major growth driver for the polymer blends and alloys market in Europe."
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