Africa Water Treatment Chemicals Market Size, Share, Growth Analysis, By Type of Chemical(Coagulants and Flocculants, Biocides and Disinfectants, pH Adjusters and Softeners, Corrosion and Scale Inhibitors), By Application(Raw Water Treatment, RO, UF and NF Membrane Treatment, Open & Closed Cooling Systems treatment), By End User(Oil & Gas, Chemical Manufacturing, Mining & Mineral Processing, Municipal), By Region - Industry Forecast 2025-2032

In 2021, South Africa held a 10.0% revenue share, dominating the market. This is due to the fact that numerous industries, like mining, oil and gas, sugar processing, and petrochemical manufacture, among others, need a lot of water. Major countries including South Africa, Ethiopia, Angola, and other Sub-Saharan African states are significantly expanding their treatment infrastructure to solve the ongoing water challenges in the African region. The demand for the products in the area is anticipated to rise as a result.

The South African government has started a program to ensure that all of its citizens have access to clean flowing water in their homes by the year 2030, in accordance with the National Development Plan 2030. This has prompted the nation's government to establish treatment facilities for simply eliminating toxins before dispersing them to the general public and to clean wastewater in treatment plants before discharging it into water bodies. Such efforts by the governments of many African nations are anticipated to foster regional growth.

Primary-level treatment plants are present in a number of Ethiopian large- and moderate manufacturing industries. These plants are not regularly in operation and were only created in various industrial sites to avoid penalties assessed during Environment Protection Authority inspections. Only a tiny number of businesses in the nation recycle their highly harmful chemical polluted process water. Ethiopia's demand for the product is anticipated to rise in response to the country's growing need for adequate treatment facilities that meet recommended guidelines.