MARKET OVERVIEW
The US cement market size reached USD 100,558.30 Million in 2024 and is projected to reach USD 159,646.55 Million by 2033, with a CAGR of 5.27% during 2025-2033. Growth is fueled by increased adoption of low-emission cement blends and localized production facilities, supported by investments in cleaner technologies and reduced dependence on imports in infrastructure and industrial projects. For more details visit the US Cement Market (https://www.imarcgroup.com/us-cement-market).
STUDY ASSUMPTION YEARS
- **Base Year:** 2024
- **Historical Year/Period:** 2019-2024
- **Forecast Year/Period:** 2025-2033
US CEMENT MARKET KEY TAKEAWAYS
- Current Market Size: USD 100,558.30 Million in 2024
- CAGR: 5.27% during 2025-2033
- Forecast Period: 2025-2033
- Cement industry shifting from traditional material categories to broader cementitious products responding to environmental demands and federal incentives.
- Lower-emission cement surpassed 60% of US market share by mid-2025, aligning with decarbonization goals.
- Expansion of domestic low-carbon cement capacity with new facilities like Ozinga’s East Chicago plant reducing emissions by 700,000 metric tons annually.
- Increasing trend of localizing supply chains to reduce emissions from transportation and imports.
- Digitalization and AI adoption by companies like Titan America improve operational efficiency and lower emissions.
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MARKET GROWTH FACTORS
The US cement market has continued to mature with an increase in the consumption of low-emission blended cements, which had over 60% market share as of mid 2025 because of high environmental performance expectations and a preference for low-carbon products in building codes. The structural sector has transitioned as a result of federal tax credits and recently updated codes, resulting in producers looking for alternatives to standard cement formulations, such as when the PCA rebranded as the American Cement Association in May 2025.
However, the key driver of this decarbonization is growth through increased domestic low-carbon production capacity, avoiding both embedded transport emissions and the need to import cement. The new Ozinga plant exists in East Chicago, Indiana. It can produce one million tons per year. It has the largest vertical roller mill in North America. In each year, the plant is expected to reduce emissions by 700,000 metric tons. These reduce carbon and improve supply resilience, an increasingly critical need for federal infrastructure.
Other market developments are driven by digitization, such as Titan America converting all its cement plants to fully-digital operations using AI and machine learning in June 2025, increasing throughput, energy efficiency, predictive maintenance and quality control while improving competitiveness on the US cement market. These types of innovation and technology upgrades are essential in order to meet increasingly stringent sustainability targets while maintaining operational efficiency and market growth.
MARKET SEGMENTATION
- **Type:**
- Blended: Includes various blended cement types meeting regulatory and environmental standards.
- Portland: Traditional portland cement used widely in construction applications.
- Others: Comprises alternative cement types beyond blended and portland categories.
- **End-Use:**
- Residential: Cement utilized in housing and residential building projects.
- Commercial: Cement used in commercial buildings and business infrastructure.
- Infrastructure: Cement applied in public infrastructure including roads, bridges, and utilities.
- **Region:**
- Northeast: Key regional market within the US.
- Midwest: Significant regional cement consumption and production area.
- South: Major regional market with diverse construction activities.
- West: Important western regional market segment.
REGIONAL INSIGHTS
The report highlights major regional markets: Northeast, Midwest, South, and West. Specific market share or CAGR data by region are not provided in the source. The report emphasizes comprehensive regional analysis across these four areas but does not specify a dominant region. Thus, regional insights provide a geographic framework without explicit dominance or statistics.
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS & NEWS
In June 2025, Ozinga commenced construction of North America’s largest low-carbon cement mill in East Chicago, Indiana, designed for one million tons annual production, cutting emissions by 700,000 metric tons, and supporting US infrastructure with ASTM-compliant, AI-optimized cement blends. Also in June 2025, Titan America completed full digitalization of its US cement plants using AI and machine learning, enhancing throughput, reducing energy use, and boosting quality control, thus improving competitiveness and lowering emissions in the US cement market.
KEY PLAYERS
- Ozinga
- Titan America
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